Introducing the best live album from the much-talked-about mega joint tour “ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS”. Recently, joint tours with big names have become not uncommon, but when they simply tour together, it is normal for them to perform as a guest on one or two songs. However, this tour is an unprecedented combination tour where they share the stage and change the lead almost every song. Because of this groundbreaking tour, they are currently attracting attention from all over the world. A number of great recordings have been reported, but this work is an outstanding gem live album among them. The tour is scheduled for about a month from June 21st to June 7th and 24th, with a total of 21 performances, but this work is the audience album of the 4th performance, "Camden performance on June 26, 2016". Anyway, let's break down the points and introduce the recordings, which are full of interesting things to listen to. [Point 1: Miraculous Joint] First of all, the show itself was groundbreaking. When the tour was announced, they said, ``The two of us will perform a couple of songs together and decide who will do their own set list,'' but when we opened the lid, things were completely different. From the beginning, Peter's "The Rhythm of the Heat" → Sting's "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" is arranged, and the front changes almost every song. Even if you give up the front position, they will join as each other's backing vocals and performances. What's more, the songs performed are gorgeous and spectacular, lined up with each other's representative and popular songs. It is a concert that is almost like a shuffle of two people's best records. [Point 2: A gorgeous duet] The highlight of such a fusion stage is the duet in which two super-big names share the microphone. Strictly speaking, it can't be separated because there are songs where one side performs the backing vocals, but especially ``No Self Control,'' ``Games Without Frontiers,'' ``Englishman in New York,'' ``Solsbury Hill,'' ``Every Breathe You Take,'' and ``Sledgehammer.'' Now let's do a proper duet. You can hear plenty of how the two legendary people sing and harmonize their voices. [Point 3: Each other's covers] The duet alone is enough to make you dizzy, but they even performed a special cover of each other's signature songs. Sting sings "Shock the Monkey" and "Kiss that Frog", and Peter's singing voice spells out "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free". It's amazing that someone so big can memorize someone else's songs, but to sing it right in front of them... It is an amazing space unlike any other in rock history. When I looked at the set list, I saw GENESIS's "Dancing With the Moonlit Knight," and I thought, "Peter is finally playing GENESIS!?" But unfortunately (?) the vocalist here was Sting. Moreover, I only sang the intro for about 2 minutes. I had high expectations, but when I think about it, it's still amazing that Sting sings GENESIS... [Point 4: Intense clear sound] This work, which recorded such a popular concert, is an amazing audience recording. What's most amazing is the clarity of the latest digital equipment. The atmosphere of the venue was crystal clear, and each musical tone and singing voice was shining brightly. Although it doesn't feel close enough to be called "just like a sound board," the musical tones that reach directly and vividly are thick. The musical tone that is not clouded by reverberation and reverberation is a beauty that approaches the official live album. No matter how beautiful the musical sound is, this work is still an audience recording. The loud applause filled with flavor is also amazing. The venue, ``BB&T Pavilion,'' is an open space that can accommodate around 25,000 people, but perhaps the main reason for this is that there is no reverberation from the venue, which only surrounds the outdoors. The vast sea of enthusiasm and applause is not muddy at all. The set list is full of big hits, and the huge choruses create a beautiful and spectacular spectacle. An epoch-making collaboration concert where the biggest names perform together. It is a famous recording that allows you to experience the whole picture in detail and clearness. Even though the three most important elements of a live album, ``good songs, good sound, and good performances,'' are enough to give them full marks, they cover each other's songs, do duets, and take turns singing to each other. And even the excitement and breathing of the audience witnessing the miracle scene is real. A must-listen book that covers every point. It will be delivered to your door this weekend. Live at BB&T Pavilion, Camden, NJ. USA 26th June 2016 TRULY PERFECT/ULTIMATE SOUND Disc 1(62:44) 1. The Rhythm of the Heat 2. If I Ever Lose My Faith in You 3. No Self Control 4. Invisible Sun 5. Games Without Frontiers 6. Shock the Monkey 7. Secret World 8. Driven to Tears 9. Fragile 10. Red Rain 11. Dancing With the Moonlit Knight - Selling England By the Pound 12. Message in the Bottle Disc 2(59 :38) 1. Darkness 2. Walking in Your Footsteps 3. Kiss that Frog 4. Don't Give Up 5. The Hounds of Winter 6. Big Time 7. Englishman in New York 8. Solsbury Hill 9. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 10. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 11. Roxanne Disc 3(37:20) 1. Peter MC 2. Love Can Heal 3. Desert Rose 4. In Your Eyes 5. Every Breathe You Take 6. Sledgehammer Peter Gabriel - Vocals, Keyboards Ged Lynch - Drums Tony Levin – Bass David Rhodes - Guitars, Vocals Angie Pollock - Keyboards, Vocals Jennie Abrahamson - Vocals, Flute Linnea Olsson - Vocals, Cello Sting - Vocals, Bass Vinnie Colaiuta - Drums Rhani Krija – Percussions Dominic Miller - Guitars David Sancious - Keyboards Peter Tickell - Violin, Mandolin Jo Lawry - Vocal
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