ROXY MUSIC reunited in 2002 and returned to Japan after 19 years. A new excavated original recording that allows you to experience the hot scene in real time has been decided to be released. What is infused into this work is the first public audience recording of “September 9, 2002: Tokyo International Forum Performance (two days before the 9/11 terrorist attacks)”. This work is more than anything a valuable ROXY MUSIC live album, but if you change your perspective a little, it is also a rare item that allows you to see Bryan Ferry's solo and fixed point observation. In order to explain the meaning of this, let's also check the schedule of ROXY MUSIC/solo's visit to Japan, which has been realized for two years in a row. 2001: ROXY MUSIC ・September 7: Tokyo International Forum ・September 8: Tokyo International Forum ・September 9: Tokyo International Forum ←★This work★ 2002: Bryan Ferry (solo) ・November 30 Sun: Tokyo International Forum / December 2nd: Osaka Welfare Pension Hall ← *TOKYO 2002 This is Ferry's performance in Japan in 2001 and 2002. Both performances in Tokyo were international forums, and I'm sure many of you attended both. In fact, the taper who recorded this work is one of them. Ferry's masterpiece live album "TOKYO 2002" will be released normally, but it is a sister work of this work and the same venue and same recording artist collection. In fact, these two albums have similar sound characteristics. It is a little far away, and the slightly thicker sound of the hall gives dynamism and mood to the performance. Of course, it doesn't mean anything if it's blurry or blurry, but the key point is the strength of the core. Because it penetrates straight through the middle of the thick ring, the sparse feeling caused by the distance is offset, creating a rock-like scale feeling. Moreover, it's not just a powerful sound. The treble that pierces through from the rumble extends neatly all the way to your fingertips, and even the peak of the deep bass doesn't startle you. The dynamic sound depicts a full show that feels like experiencing the official version of "LIVE" on-site. Finally, let's organize the set. Early Classics (11 songs) ・Roxy Music: Re-Make/Re-Model/Ladytron ・For Your Pleasure: In Every Dream Home A Heartache/Editions of You/Do The Strand/For Your Pleasure ・Stranded: Street Life /A Song For Europe・Country Life: Out Of The Blue・Siren: Both Ends Burning/Love Is the Drug After Reunion (8 songs)・Manifesto: Dance Away・Flesh and Blood: My Only Love/Oh Yeah・Avalon: While My Heart Is Still Beating/Tara/More Than This/Avalon ・Others: Jealous Guy Next year will be the 45th anniversary of the ferry's first visit to Japan. During that long period, he completed nine solo/ROXY MUSIC Japan tours, but the only time he came to Japan two years in a row was in 2001/2002. This is a globally valuable sister work that allows fixed-point observation of both tours at the same venue and same recorder (incidentally, on the same final day). Of course, for those who are only interested in ROXY MUSIC or fans of solo music, this is a great live album on its own (so I won't include it as a pairing). Each album is worth listening to, and if you collect two, you can listen to and compare the live albums in the luxury of audience recordings. Live at Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan 9th September 2001 TRULY AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1(50:55) 1. Intro 2. Re-Make/Re-Model 3. Street Life 4. Ladytron 5. While My Heart Is Still Beating 6. Out of the Blue 7. A Song for Europe 8. My Only Love 9. In Every Dream Home a Heartache 10. Oh Yeah Disc 2(53:33) 1. Both Ends Burning 2. Tara 3. More Than This 4. Avalon 5. Dance Away 6. Jealous Guy 7. Editions of You 8. Love Is the Drug 9. Do the Strand 10. For Your Pleasure Bryan Ferry (vo) Phil Manzanera (g) Andy Mackay (sax, oboe) Paul Thompson (ds) + Chris Spedding (g) Colin Good (key) Zev Katz (b) Lucy Wilkins (vl) Julia Thornton (per) Sarah Brown (b.vo)
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