From their legendary first performance in Japan in 1975, Queen's live performance at Nippon Budokan on April 19th, when they appeared in front of Japanese fans for the first time, has been digitally remastered using multiple existing audience sound sources. After extensive preparation and careful editing, we finally achieved an almost perfect reproduction. In the past, there were incomplete sound sources in circulation that could only be heard about half of the time, but by supplementing with the newly discovered sources, this is an almost complete reproduction of the concert that day, and in terms of quality, that part is still the best. Although it is inferior, it can be called an archive where historical moments are brought back to life. And in Japan, the idol group was explosively popular, and the opening day performance was hailed as the return of the Beatles, and of course, famous early songs such as ``White Queen,'' ``Flick Of The Wrist,'' and ``Doin' Alright'' were also performed. The drum solo in "Keep Yourself Alive" is clear and powerful. Then, "Seven Seas Of Rhye" starts lightly with Roger's song introduction, the powerful "Stone Cold Crazy", and the nearly 10-minute passionate performance of "Liar", all of which are worth listening to in the second half. A must-listen item for fans, with high documentary value as a truly valuable recorded sound source. DISC ONE : 01. Procession/02. Now I'm Here/03. Ogre Battle/04. Father To Son/05. White Queen/06. Flick Of The Wrist/07. Doing All Right/08. In The Lap Of The Gods/09. Killer Queen/10. The March Of The Black Queen/11. Bring Back That Leroy Brown/12. Son And Daughter DISC TWO : 01. Band Introduction/02. Keep Yourself Alive/03. Seven Seas Of Rhye /04. Stone Cold Crazy/05. Liar/06. In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited/07. Big Spender/08. Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll/09. Jailhouse Rock/10. See What A Fool I've Been/11. God Save The Queen [Live At Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan April 19th 1975 : Complete Version]
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