This is also surprising! The Parade Tour starts from the UK on August 12, 1986, but before that, it is a soundboard sound source of a one-off concert called the Hit and Run Tour. Hit-and-run tours are so rare that there are live shows where even the audience doesn't exist. This is the soundboard of that phantom tour! Live at Madison Square Garden on August 2nd! The set list for the parade tour and the process of determining the performance style are very interesting. Prince's vocals come to the fore, and you can also hear the bass (sounding and funky) at key points, the keyboard, and the horns very well. The joy of listening to this flow from Around The World In A Day to Christopher Tracy's Parade on the sound board is exceptional. The bass line resonates wonderfully even in the New Position. Wendy's vocals in I Wonder U also sound cute when you listen to them on the soundboard. And a medley from Raspberry Beret, with a slightly rough Prince New York here! There is an instigation that screams. As usual, I let the audience sing, but I'm glad that they can enjoy the moving bass. And in Delirious, the fun-looking keyboard, Wendy's flowing cutting with a crisp sound, and the noisy horns of Eric Ries and others are also gorgeous. There's also a wah-wah guitar, probably by Miko Weaver. And Controversy at Shocking Revolution! Furthermore, Collin Collin's cutting, horn, and funky keyboard with repeated phrases! This is true Controversy! And Prince's vocals are murmuring, yet when he calls out Eric, he is clear and strict, allowing him to put in the best solos, and the stop and go is perfect, this is true commanded Revolution. Mutiny! In the second half, Ice Cream Castle's keyboard phrase and chorus enter, and even after the performance is over, Prince calls it Confusion and performs an intense funk that I have never heard before. In Gimme Two, Prince sings to get the band to follow him at first, but even though he doesn't even have a voice, the band makes a sound. It only takes a few of Prince's fingers to make him obey. Ice Cream Castle appears again, and The Roof Is On Fire is sandwiched in, Prince shouts that he's going to play all night, and Ice Cream! Still, the funk jam continues, and at the end, the song becomes a relaxed performance with the words "take me home," and from there it becomes the elegant Do Me Baby. Lisa's chorus gets erotic. Eric's saxophone solo is amazing! There's a little bit of noise in the automatic, which sounds like party people, but it's a funky performance, and it moves quickly to D.M.S.R., so you don't have time to worry about it. And when Doves Cry was played as a live version! Prince's sweet voice is youthful, and Wendy's guitar solo is rockish. The cutting and keyboard exchange in the second half is so cool that I get goosebumps no matter how many times I listen to it. Prince is probably playing the keyboard at the front of the stage, and Under The Cherry Moon sings almost faithfully to the studio song without breaking down in a low voice, which is rare and wonderful. And Anotherloverholeyohead, which has a good bass, fades out, but the song is mostly sung. But Pop Life segues into Girls & Boys just 25 seconds into the last song. However, the interesting piano phrase and thick keyboard effect of Girls & Boys is an arrangement unique to this period, and in fact, it can be said that this arrangement is the best. There's also a wonderful saxophone solo by Eric, and I'm glad that Prince is talking and connecting with Life Can Be So Nice, which was only played on this tour. However, it is a pity that the sound cuts out at that exquisite part. But other than that, it's a really funky and lively performance! It may be unusual for Wendy's voice to come to the forefront for some reason. From here, it would normally be a parade tour in 1999, but it would be America with a rockish guitar. This thrilling beginning is goosebumps, and I want to thank God that this performance was recorded on the sound board. For some reason, Wendy is the main vocalist, and Prince is the one doing the incitement, but the incitement is energetic and sounds like Poe or Seichou! Prince's rock guitar sounds like it's convulsing, and it's amazing. It's amazing how the guitar stands out more than the horn. Wendy's cutting and Lind drum, keyboard phrases I've never heard before, stomping bass, and the screams of Jerome Benton and other dancers are funky. Holly Rock's lyrics are shouted, Becaus of Soul Sisters' chorus, Prince's scream, The Roof Is On Fire, and when it comes to just the horns, it's probably Prince who's hitting it, like the drums and guitar in the promo. Includes a funky ensemble. However, here there is a development that I have never heard in the promo, such as Wendy's funky cutting, horn, and bass. Even when Prince leaves the drum set and finally shouts "the roof is my ass, uh!" and mutters "end cue, Las Vegas," the performance stops and continues. At the end, the band shouts 25! and makes a sound 25 times, but it's charming that the keyboard makes two extra sounds and fails. I don't know if that's why, but Prince yells out "Vegas" again, and the performance finally ends. Unfortunately, this wonderful miracle soundboard set is not a complete recording. Anotherloverholeyohead was incompletely recorded, and Head with subsequent Soft And Wet, I Wanna Be Your Lover, and Electric Man was not recorded, and Pop Life was incompletely recorded, and after America, Sometimes It Snows In April, Purple Rain, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On, Montains, and Kiss are not included. Still, it can be said that the charm of this tour is sufficiently conveyed because it is a sound board, but in this special edition, we obtained valuable audience tapes that are only available during trade, and made them as good as possible in sound quality. Recorded. Sometimes It Snows In April is still an incomplete recording, but it is a complete recording of Sometimes It Snows In April at MSG's live performance on August 3rd the next day. This is also an audience recording, but it comes with a maniac compilation CD that hits the box. This special edition is a must-have item! August 2, 1986 Madison Square Garden, NY 1.Around The World In A Day 2.Christopher Tracy's Parade 3.New Position 4.I Wonder U 5.Raspberry Beret 6.Delirious 7.Controversy 8.Mutiny 9.Do Me Baby 10 .How Much Is That Doggie In The Window 11.Lady Cab Driver 12.Automatic 13.D.M.S.R. 14. When Doves Cry 15.Under The Cherry Moon 16.Anotherloverholenyohead (incomplete) 17.Pop Life (incomplete) 18.Girls & Boys 19 .Life Can Be So Nice 20.America Special CD for Special Edition 1.Anotherloverholeyohead 2.Soft And Wet 3.I Wanna Be Your Lover 4.Head/Electric Man 5.Head(pt.2) 6.Pop Life 7.Sometimes It Snows In April(incomplete) 8.Purple Rain 9.Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On 10.Montains 11.Kiss Live at Madison Square Garden, NY, Aug 2, 1986 12.Mutiny 13.A Lovebizarre 14.Sometimes It Snows In April Live at Madison Square Garden, NY, Aug 3, 1986
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