From the UK tour accompanying the 1976 "Rising" album, the Newcastle City Hall performance on September 14th is completely recorded for 1 hour and 46 minutes with a good sound quality audience recording. Contains rare sound sources that have never been released before. Although the sound image lacks clarity, the freshness of the sound is good, there are no unpleasant elements such as distortion, and the sound is thick and wide, so once you understand the character of the sound, you can enjoy it. This is a sound source that you can enjoy. For example, Mistreated's 5- to 9-minute guitar solos are recorded with wonderful sound, and if you have a collection of Rainbow sound sources, you'll feel like it's a waste not to listen to this one. Unfortunately, during the quiet parts from Mistreated to Catch The Rainbow, you can faintly hear the English conversation-like take that remains on the original tape (this is the only recorded take that exists). Catch The Rainbow has been recorded with a really wonderful sound, and Richie's wonderful long solo is a must-listen. Lazy's play at the beginning of Man On The Silver Mountain's guitar solo on this day is unusual and interesting to listen to. Before the song starts, it plays something like the intro of Child In Time. Man On The Silver Mountain's Ronnie's vocals really come out well, and the superbly controlled performance shows the strength of this day. Blues and Ronnie's vocal improvisation following it are also exquisite! Ronnie and Richie's performance in response to the clapping is also the best and a wonderful listening place. Disc 2, which is the B side of the cassette, has a disappointing first half that sounds like analog high-frequency noise caused by the master tape. (The volume of the tape goes up and down with the sound level.) The sound quality itself is recorded beautifully throughout. Stargazer is an unusual pattern where the drums come in, then just the bass and drums for a while, then the guitar comes in. Still I'm Sad also clearly records the guitar solo and ensemble, as well as Cozy's drums. The drum solo was recorded with great force, and is definitely a must-listen for fans! Do You Close Your Eyes, which lasts 11 minutes, includes a frenzied guitar solo including a guitar crash. (At this part, the English conversation that was heard on part of Side A and that remained on the original tape comes back, but quickly disappears.) The performance was solid until the end of the show, including the beginning of Over The Raibow. Recorded. Although there are problems with the quality of the master cassette, the recording itself is well-recorded with a stable sound, so it is a sound source that is well worth adding to fans' collections. I think so.) From the 1976 Rising UK tour, the complete first appearance sound source that attracts enthusiasts is released! ! Live at City Hall, Newcastle, UK 14th September 1976 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 1. Over The Rainbow 2. Kill The King 3. Mistreated 4. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves 5. Catch The Rainbow 6. Guitar Intro. incl Lazy 7. Man On The Silver Mountain 8. Blues 9. Vocal Improvisation 10. Man On The Silver Mountain(Reprise) Disc 2 1. Keyboard Intro. 2. Stargazer 3. Still I'm Sad 4. Keyboard Solo 5. Drum Solo 6. Still I' m Sad (Reprise) 7. Do You Close Your Eyes 8. Over The Raibow Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar Ronnie James Dio - Vocal Cozy Powell - Drums Jimmy Bain - Bass Tony Carey - Keyboards
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