A standard professional shot item that combines Style Council's first performance in Japan in 1984 with their 1st album "Café Boulud" and their live performance in Japan with their 1987 3rd album "Cost of Loving". is now available! ! First of all, after the release of "Café Boulud" in 1984, it was a very fulfilling stage with an upward trend! ! Steve White and D.C. Lee have already participated, and the performance is full of groove with a large backing band including a horn section and percussion.While playing "My Ever Canging Moods", Paul's It also includes an incident where a guitar string breaks and becomes unplayable, and a rare scene where Paul plays a synth during the song "Money Go Round." Their next performance at Ryogoku Kokugikan in 1987 was when they came to Japan as a four-member group, and perhaps because they had been to Japan more often, they started being criticized for being "Big in Japan." This is definitely a valuable video that gives you a sense of how popular it was in Japan at the time. The detailed camera work and editing are also excellent and worth seeing! ! The interview video with the youthful Paul has Japanese subtitles. Fan must-have item! ! Live In Japan 1984+Live at Ryogoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan, April 4th 1987 PRO SHOT 100min -Live In Japan 1984- 01. Intro - Me Ship Came In 02. The Big Boss Groove 03. Here's One That Got Away 04. You 're The Best Thing 05. It Just Came To Pieces In My Hands 06. Mick's Up 07. Dropping Bombs On The White House 08. Long Hot Summer 09. My Ever Changing Moods 10. Le Depart 11. The Whole Point Of No Return 12. Money Go Round 13. Headstart For Happiness 14. Speak Like A Child - Le Depart - Live At Ryogoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan, April 4th 1987- 15. Intro 16. The Lodgers 17. Walking The Night 18. The Cost Of Loving 19. With Everything To Lose 20. Mick's Company 21. Money Go Round 22. My Ever Changing Moods 23. Heavens Above 24. Internationalists 25. Interviews
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