The Tokyo performance, first day, first show on April 3, 1987 was recorded for 66 minutes and 30 seconds with the highest level of audience recording. Recorded with great sound. Direct use of extremely rare master cassette tapes that are not even available among traders. Compared to the press CD version, it realistically captures the lively excitement and cheers of the venue, but this is a very high-grade recording take that allows you to know the situation on the day. In fact, the opening cut part of Giddy Up on the press CD is supplemented from this sound source, and as a result, it does not feel that strange, so I think you can see the excellence of this take. This tape reversal point is at the 15th second of Can't You Hear Me Knocking, and it is very unfortunate that that part was cut. At the beginning and end, the harsh sound of the microphone used to set up the tape recorder is very realistic, but there is no doubt that it was recorded with a high-level microphone, and the sound is thick, natural, and full of direct feeling. I can definitely say that the album is a must-listen for fans. Fans, please give it a listen. I'm sure you'll be satisfied. Live at Shibuya Live Inn, Tokyo, Japan 3rd April 1987 (1st show) TRULY PERFECT SOUND (from Original Master) 1. Intro. 2. Tusks 3. Will It Go Round In Circles 4. Put It Where You Want It 5. Red House 6. Giddy Up 7. Can't You Hear Me Knocking 8. Going Down Mick Taylor - Guitar Jon Young - Keyboard & Vocal Wayne Hammond - Bass Mike Cullen - Drums
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