Richie Sambora is scheduled to perform in Japan with Orianthi in November. I can't wait to hear the sound that the two will play, and the masterpiece Live in Japan that will make those expectations even hotter is here. This work includes the "June 15, 1998: Osaka Welfare Pension Hall" performance. This is an audience album from my first solo tour as part of the “UNDISCOVERED SOUL TOUR”. First of all, a promise. Check out the schedule for this tour. ・June 11: Shibuya Public Hall ・June 13: Shibuya Public Hall ・June 14: Akasaka BLITZ ・June 15: Osaka Welfare Pension Hall [This work] ・June 17: Nagoya Diamond Hall Like this ,'s first solo Japan tour will have a total of 5 performances. The Osaka included in this work is the fourth performance. The biggest point of this work is the amazing audience sound. As soon as it is played, clear air flows out of the speakers, and a gentle and warm melody fills the room. To be honest, it's not the type of thing that's "like a soundboard," but this is not a drawback, but a benefit. The gentleness of Richie's singing voice, the beauty of the melody, and the warmth of the guitar are colored by the soft venue acoustics, making it a live album that will envelop your body and soul. Please don't get me wrong, I'm talking about the feel of the sound, and I'd be in trouble if it gives the impression of a blurry quality. In fact, although the sound of this work is made even more beautiful by the venue acoustics, the guitar and singing voice are extremely detailed, and the core of the musical tone is clear and vivid. The recording position for this work is very close to the stage, right in front of the second row. It's a feeling that the music is pouring straight from Richie in front of you, while the dynamism of acoustics and enthusiasm is covering you from behind. Moreover, the person who operated the recorder in that position was also an expert. The recording artist is a person who made a series of great recordings and masterpieces from the late 90's to the 2000's, and our store also records David Bowie's ``A REALITY IN OSAKA: THE LAST CONCERT IN JAPAN'' and Prince's ``ONE NITE ALONE IN OSAKA''. KANSAS “OSAKA 2001”, RAINBOW “OSAKA 1995 1ST NIGHT”, “OSAKA 2001” and other works. This week, GUNS N' ROSES' new masterpiece "SUMMER SONIC OSAKA 2002" will be released, but this work was also created directly from the master's original DAT. If you have heard even one of the titles listed here, you will be able to appreciate their virtuosity. In fact, this work is beautiful even with the cheers, applause, and chants that create dynamism. After all, Japan's love for BON JOVI is second to none in the world. Even though it was Richie's solo, the audience gathered there felt as if Richie's music, guitar, and singing voice were etched into their souls. Not only BON JOVI's major songs, but also solo songs are sung well, and the 2,400-member chorus has transformed the already impressive masterpieces into even more moving versions that will touch your heart. The beauty of Ritchie's beautiful voice is that he passes the chorus in a straight line, facing the chorus. Anyway, I would like you to listen to "I'll Be There For You" of this work. The audience roared as they heard the song in the intro, and in the midst of it all, Richie's beautiful and powerful voice resonated in a lustrous tone. “That voice” that he shared with John in BON JOVI spins the main line and sings along with the large chorus. This exquisite beauty. Because it is a solo, because it is an audience recording, and because it is this work, it is a blissful tone. Even the applause from the audience was moving. A huge applause erupts with each song, and it's vast yet gentle. It is presented in praise of Richie's music with the fineness of an autumn rain. The show drawn with such a sound is the best performance on the 1998 Japan tour. This Osaka performance was said to be the best performance at the time, and was the only show that lasted more than two hours. The setlist has a wonderful balance of solo, cover, and BON JOVI repertoire, with seven songs from the new album "UNDISCOVERED SOUL" as the core, while covers of THE BEATLES and Bob Marley, and BON JOVI solidify the key points. In addition to the aforementioned "I'll Be There For You," they also performed "Bad Medicine," "Wanted Dead Or Alive (with Midnight Rider)," and "Livin' On A Prayer." Over two hours, you can fully enjoy the earthy charm and pop familiarity. On their current tour, Richie and Orianthi are showing off each other's songs, including "Stranger In This Town," "I'll Be There For You," "Wanted Dead Or Alive," and "The Answer,” “I Shot The Sheriff,” and “Livin' On A Prayer” seem to be being played. Since Ritchie changes his program depending on the day, it is not guaranteed that it will be performed in Japan. However, that anticipation gradually warms my heart, and the beautiful sound accumulates in my heart like sediment. It's such a live album. Not only those who will be attending the performance in Japan in November, but also those who are nostalgic for the "early summer of 1998" and those who miss Richie's singing voice and guitar...this masterpiece Live in Japan is a must-see for you. . Live at Kouseinenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan 15th June 1998 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (64:56) 1. Introduction 2. Made In America 3. If Gods Was A Woman 4. Stranger In This Town 5. Fallen From Graceland 6. Bad Medicine 7. I'll Be There For You 8. In It For Love 9. Undiscovered Soul 10. Who I Am Disc 2 (62:27) 1. I Should Have Known Better 2. Hard Times Come Easy 3. Midnight Rider/Wanted Dead Or Alive 4. The Answer 5. With A Little Help From My Friends 6. I Shot The Sheriff 7. Livin' On A Prayer 8. Get Back Richie Sambora - Guitar, Vocal Richie Supa - Guitar Kasim Sulton – Bass Tommy Mandel - Keyboards Ron Wikso - Drums Everett Bradley – Percusson
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