Tesla in 1987, whose debut work became a platinum hit and opened the door to their heyday. This soundboard album is truly worthy of being called the "live version of MECHANICAL RESONANCE". This work was recorded at the "Milwaukee performance on June 27, 1987". It is a stereo soundboard recording of their appearance at the "Summerfest Festival", also known as the world's largest music festival. Speaking of Tesla from their debut era, our shop also has the famous "MARQUEE 1987 (Shades 772)" by the master "Crazy S." First, let's take a bird's-eye view of their activities at the time and check their respective positions. 1986 January 12th - April 10th: North America #1 (7 performances) {"MECHANICAL RESONANCE" released on December 8th} 1987 January 14th - March 26th: North America #2 (43 performances) ・May 15th - 21st: Europe (5 performances) ←※MARQUEE 1987 May 28th - June 28th: North America #3 (10 performances) ←★Here★ ・August 27th - September 17th: UK (17 performances) ・October 1st - December 31st: North America #4a (63 performances) 1988 January 16th - February 16th: North America #4b (24 performances) ・March 31st: Auckland performance ・June 2nd - July 14th: North America #5 (23 performances) New master of the sound board symbolizing the debut era This is TESLA from 1986 to 1988. The longer the period, the more opportunities there are. It is easy to imagine from the schedule how shocking their debut was. Among them, the appearance at the "Summerfest Festival" of this work was the triumphant "North America #3" that returned from their first trip to Europe. It was the ninth concert. Such a stage is a huge festival, so it is also broadcast on FM radio. It has produced many existing groups. This work is the highest peak update of such a classic FM sound board. It is a new master recently released by famous collector "GManOF". The rough mix that seems like a broadcast is not official, but that is not a drawback. The rawness is a taste unique to FM broadcasting that is a little different from the direct connection to the mix table, and the way the momentum of the youthful debut blows out unprocessed is powerful. You can enjoy the real-time feeling that is only possible with an FM sound board. One of the ultimate live performances of MECHANICAL RESONANCE And the show content itself makes you feel "1987!" more intensely than the sound. There is no need to analyze the set, it is a super-large performance of the "MECHANICAL RESONANCE" numbers. All 12 songs on the album except "Before My Eyes" are performed, and the new song "Did It for the Money" that will be included in the second album is inserted there. In other words, "a live version of MECHANICAL RESONANCE with one song replaced". It seems natural because it is a debut tour, but it is rare to be so thorough. Moreover, the added "Did It for the Money" is also important. It was not featured in "THE GREAT RADIO CONTROVERSY Tour", and even now, only a few live performances have been confirmed that can be counted on one hand. It is one of the rarest songs in the history of TESLA. Of course, the performance itself is youthful and full of energy that has been launched to the whole world. The band potential that created the masterpiece album remains intact, and the stage tension and the sense of scale that has been forged in about half a year of tour are added on top of it. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a soundboard album that is both a "live version of MECHANICAL RESONANCE" and an "upgraded version of MECHANICAL RESONANCE". The best sound is possible only from the famous collector "GManOF". Stereo soundboard recording of the "Summer Fest performance on June 27, 1987". This is the highest peak update master released by the famous collector "GManOF", and although it is a rough mix that looks like a broadcast, the momentum of the youthful debut is blown out without processing, which is very powerful. You can enjoy the real-time feeling that can only be achieved with an FM soundboard. 11 songs from the 1st album are generously played, and the set with the addition of the extremely rare "Did It for the Money" is truly a "live version of MECHANICAL RESONANCE". It is an absolute work that symbolizes the debut era. Henry W. Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee, WI, USA 27th June 1987 STEREO SBD (63:46) 01. Radio Announcer 02. Cumin' Atcha Live 03. 2 Late 4 Love 04. Love Me 05. Guitar Solo 06. Cover Queen 07. Changes 08. Did It for the Money 09. Gettin' Better 10. We're No Good Together 11. Little Suzi 12. EZ Come EZ Go 13. Rock Me to the Top 14. Modern Day Cowboy 15. Radio Announcer FM BROADCAST RECORDING Jeff Keith - Lead Vocals Frank Hannon - Guitar, Backing Vocals Tommy Skeoch - Guitar, Backing Vocals Brian Wheat - Bass, Keyboards, Backing Vocals Troy Luccketta - Drums
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