Queen in 1979, who ran through the archipelago on the biggest national tour of their career. Newly unearthed original recordings that convey the scene! This shocking work, digitized directly from the original cassette, is now available for urgent release! This work features the performance "April 28, 1979: Nagoya International Exhibition Hall". This is the world's first audience recording of that performance. We deal with the entire history of Queen, but we paid particular attention to their visit to Japan for the "JAZZ Tour" at the height of their popularity. We have archived as many masterpieces as possible. First, let's organize our collection in light of the dates of their Japan tour, which was the biggest of their career.・April 13th "BUDOKAN 1979 1ST NIGHT"・April 14th "BUDOKAN 1979 2ND NIGHT"・April 19th + 20th "DEFINITIVE OSAKA 1979"・April 21st "KANAZAWA 1979"・April 23rd "PRIDE AND JOY (Budokan)"・April 24th: Nippon Budokan・April 25th "DEFINITIVE BUDOKAN 1979 5TH NIGHT"・April 27th "COMPLETE KOBE 1979"・April 28th: Nagoya International Exhibition Hall ←★This work★・April 30th + May 1st "MEMORIAL GYM (Fukuoka)"・May 2nd "YAMAGUCHI 1979"・May 5th + 6th: Makomanai Ice Arena ※Note: Only representative works on each day. A total of 15 performances. From Sapporo in the north to Fukuoka in the south, it was literally the largest national tour in his career, both in terms of region and number of performances. The Nagoya performance of this work was the 10th performance, approaching the end of the tour. Several recordings of this show have been known, but this work is completely different from them. It is a completely unreleased recording that has never been released (including different generations) before, and is a masterpiece among masterpieces that has been digitized directly from the original cassette. And the quality is also truly wonderful. Speaking of the pinnacle of Nagoya recordings, the masterpiece "NAGOYA 1979" reigns supreme, but this work is not inferior to that masterpiece. It is a vintage audience with a real enthusiasm, and there is a certain distance, but the clarity that makes it out of the question is exquisite. The transparency of the original cassette is refreshing, the sound without dubbing marks or aging is beautiful to the end, and the long tones that stretch straight are also fresh. The thrill of the crisp outline cutting through the space and approaching your hands is a thrill that cannot be found with a Gene Fallen Master. Why was it introduced by the Uxbridge label instead of the press, despite being such a newly excavated master? It was simply because it was incompletely recorded. In fact, this new master only recorded "Tie Your Mother Down", which was near the end of the show. "Sheer Heart Attack", "We Will Rock You", "We Are The Champions" and "God Save The Queen" were missed recordings. Of course, without the final climax, it would be indigestible as a musical work. Therefore, in this work, it is complemented with "NAGOYA 1979" (there are also two other parts between songs that were tape changes). On the contrary, the opening part is longer in this new recording, and in total, it is a full live album that updates the longest in history. Finally, let's organize the full show while checking the supplementary songs. A Night at the Opera (6 songs) Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to...) I'm In Love With My Car (☆) You're My Best Friend Love Of My Life '39 Bohemian Rhapsody Dedicated to the World (5 songs + α) We Will Rock You (slow/fast) Get Down Make Love It's Late Sheer Heart Attack We Will Rock You We Are The Champions Others (12 songs) Jazz: Let Me Entertain You If You Can't Beat Them Bicycle Race Don't Stop Me Now Dreamer's Ball Others: Somebody To Love Killer Queen Now I'm Here Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) Brighton Rock Keep Yourself Alive Tie Your Mother Down *Note: ★ marks are songs that have been supplemented with existing masters. ☆ marks are parts that have been supplemented by something other than the performance. It's April, the 45th month since this work was released. I never thought I'd be able to come across a new live album after so much time. Moreover, it's a great recording that is close to the masterpiece "NAGOYA 1979", which is the pinnacle of the album, and even surpasses it in some ways. This new masterpiece once again reminds us of the depth of audience culture. This is the first public audience recording of the "April 28, 1979: Nagoya International Exhibition Hall" performance. This is a new recording that has never been known before, and is a masterpiece among masterpieces that was digitized directly from the original cassette. Although it is a vintage recording, it is close to the masterpiece "NAGOYA 1979", which is the pinnacle of the album, and surpasses it in clarity. This is a new masterpiece that has been completed as a full live album by filling in the final three songs that were not recorded with "NAGOYA 1979". Live at International Exhibition Hall, Nagoya, Japan 28th April 1979 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters)NEW SOURCE★Completely new sound source Disc 1 (53:31) 1. Intro. ★Longer than previously released 2. We Will Rock You(slow) 3. We Will Rock You(fast) 4. Let Me Entertain You 5. Somebody To Love 6. If You Can't Beat Them 7. Death On Two Legs 8. Killer Queen 9. Bicycle Race 10. I'm In Love With My Car 11. Get Down Make Love 12. You're My Best Friend 13. Now I'm Here 14. Teo Torriatt Disc 2 (70:20) 1. Don't Stop Me Now ★4:32 - 5:38 Supplement to previously released tracks 2. Dreamers Ball 3. Love Of My Life 4. '39 5. It's Late 6. Brighton Rock incl. Drum & Guitar Solo 7. Keep Yourself Alive 8. Bohemian Rhapsody 9. Tie Your Mother Down ★3:51 - Disc 2 already released until the end 10. Sheer Heart Attack 11. We Will Rock You 12. We Are The Champions 13. God Save The Queen
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