The first day of the legendary '77 first visit to Japan performance at the Budokan on April 1st was recorded directly from the original stereo master, the first time it has ever been released in history, on this superb sound quality Audible! Of course, it is not an online sound source. This first day at the Budokan was also released in the LP era, but since it has hardly been released since then, it is a must-listen! (By the way, the familiar Young Music Show is an edit of the day and night performance on April 2nd the following year, so it does not overlap with this version.) This time, the master was borrowed from Mr. Watsong, a Western music fan who has been recording numerous songs since the 1970s, and made into a CD! By the way, this master cassette was only used once a long time ago for underground trading. On the day, the microphone was set on his head (according to him), and as a result, it was recorded with a very clear and vivid sound from start to finish, and the performance was very close, but the recording adjustment was perfect, so there was no sound distortion or distortion, making it a truly miraculous recording. There is a little noise from the surrounding audience at the beginning, but there is almost none during the live performance, and the applause that gives the venue a sense of realism can be heard beautifully from far away, creating an ideal balance. During the main live performance on the day, the sound from the PA was a little muddy and the vocals seemed to be recessed, but this will be gradually corrected, so it would be a waste to listen to only the first half and make a general judgment, so please listen to the end and experience the natural sound extension and live sound that seems to have been sealed in the master. In addition, about 5 seconds of the intro to Nothin' To Lose, which was the second side of the cassette, was missing, so that part was filled in with another sound source (mono/Aud) from the Internet. Other than that, there is a cut between songs at the end of the live performance when waiting for an encore, but that part was not modified. However, the online recording contains many unreleased inter-songs and MCs, so it is about 10 minutes longer than the online Aud recording (the online recording is about 65 minutes, while this version is 75:11 in total). Sound Produced by Watsongs Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 1st April 1977 (75:11) 01. Introduction 02. Detroit Rock City 03. Take Me 04. Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll 05. Ladies Room 06. Firehouse 07. Makin' Love 08. I Want You 09. Cold Gin (Incl. Guitar Solo) 10. Do You Love Me 11. Nothin' To Lose 12. Bass Solo 13. God Of Thunder (Incl. Drum Solo) 14. Rock And Roll All Nite 15. Shout It Out Loud 16. Beth 17. Black Diamond
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