This work records the "March 9, 1979 Dallas performance". It is a stereo soundboard recording. This show was North America #2 and was the most recent concert, five days after the Berkeley performance (four performances later). This show is also known for the soundboard recording, and this work is the highest peak. It is the best master carefully selected by the same researcher. The quality is truly superb. The other CD had an official-like work feel only because it was an FM soundboard by a famous broadcasting station, but this work is full of life. It is a rough mix that is directly connected to the mix table, and there are almost no cheers, and the bare core is twisted in the brain. Of course, that is not a bad thing. If you are looking for an "official substitute", the main press CD is definitely better, but this "full feeling" is the key point for soundboard enthusiasts. "If you want a sense of realism, listen to the audience. That's not the best part of the soundboard!" What enthusiasts who declare that they want a sense of synchronization where the spirit is completely in sync with the band's live performance. This work will let you experience that pleasure to the fullest. Moreover, it is not just a direct sound, but there are two points that transcend other CDs in terms of content. One is the sound check on the day. It is about 2 minutes, but it was recorded by the manager at the time. You can vividly witness the members chatting with each other and tuning the sound at the venue before the customers are admitted. And the other is a rare song because it is a Dallas performance. Let's organize the set here while comparing it with other CDs. Outland's D'Amour Can't Stand Losing You / Truth Hits Everybody / So Lonely / Born In The 50's / Hole in My Life / Be My Girl / Sally / Peanuts / Roxanne / Next to You Others Yellow Rose Of Texas (★) / Fall Out / Landlord *Note: The "★" mark is a song that cannot be heard on another CD "BERKELEY 1979 PRE-FM". ...And so it is like this. "Yellow Rose Of Texas" is a popular song from the southern United States, known in Japan as "The Yellow Rose of Texas". Sting only sings one verse, but it seems that he liked it and sang it not only at his Dallas performances, but also in London and New York. The young THE POLICE was hot and sharp. This is a scorching soundboard album where the live performance explodes in your brain. Although it is a separate CD that is in total order, this work is superior in the real pleasure of the soundboard alone, "exposed feeling" and "synchronized feeling". This is the highest peak master of the very early soundboard that is a must-listen and must-have. The Palladium, Dallas, TX, USA 9th March 1979 STEREO SBD (56:52) 01. Can't Stand Losing You (soundcheck) 02. Intro 03. Truth Hits Everybody 04. So Lonely 05. The Yellow Rose Of Texas★ 06. Fall Out 07. Born In The 50's 08. Hole In My Life 09. Be My Girl - Sally 10. Peanuts 11. Roxanne 12. Landlord 13. Next To You 14. Can't Stand Losing You 15. Roxanne STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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