THE JAM in 1980, which was running through the new 80s scene. The highest peak master that will further enrich the soundboard collection is here. This work was recorded at the "Chicago performance on March 6, 1980". It is a stereo soundboard recording. Our shop introduces the finest master provided by an overseas Paul Weller researcher, and this is the latest work. The number of works has been greatly enhanced, so let's first check the position of this work while organizing the collection by date. 1979, February 16th - March 8th: Europe #1 (10 shows) ←※Official READING 1979, April 10th - 24th: North America #1 (8 shows) ・May 4th - June 9th: UK #1 (16 shows) 《October 10th "Setting Sands" Production》 ・November 2nd - December 29th: UK #2 (30 shows) ←※Official BRIGHTON / RAINBOW 1980, February 11th - 15th: UK #3 (4 shows) ・February 27th - March 25th: North America #2 (13 shows) ←★Here★ ・April 7th - June 21st: Europe #2 (11 shows) ←※PINKPOP 1980, July 4th - 8th: First visit to Japan (3 shows) ←※NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980 July 2-August 9: Europe #3 (4 performances) October 18: Bromley performance (October 22 "Sound Affects" completed) October 26-December 12: Europe #4 (37 performances) ←※ Official NEW CASTLE 1980 This is THE JAM in 1979/1980. Speaking of the 1980 soundboard, the first visit to Japan, the famous "NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980 SOUNDBOARD", is still fresh in my memory, but this Chicago performance was four months before that. It was the sixth performance of "North America #2". Speaking of "North America #2", the best audience recording "THE PALLADIUM 1980" is also a standard, but this work is six days later (three performances later). Such a show is also famous for being broadcast on FM, but this work is the highest peak master. This is not an air check from that time, but a digital rebroadcast version from 2011 by Chicago radio station "WXRT-FM". In fact, the sound is completely official. The broadcast mix is not very strong, and the sound that was sealed in the station master only for digital broadcasting has been transferred to CD as it is. To be honest, it is even more beautiful than the famous "NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980". It is "All Mod Cons" at the end. There is a momentary skip or warp at around 50 seconds. This is not a scratch on the master, nor is it an error. In fact, at this moment Weller shouted "Shit!!" and the broadcasting station cut it by censorship. The broadcast itself is just like this. It is the truth of the broadcast, and there is nothing to be done about it, but a momentary chip is a chip. Such a super regrettable !! The best sound board depicts a show that is similar to the press masterpiece "NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980 SOUNDBOARD". Let's check the set while comparing. All Mod Cons (8 songs) It's Too Bad (★) / Mr. Clean / The Butterfly Collector (★) / To Be Someone (Didn't We Have A Nice Time) / Down In The Tube Station At Midnight / All Mod Cons / David Watts / "A" Bomb On Wardour Street Setting Sons (8 songs) Saturday's Kids / Burning Sky / Thick As Thieves / Private Hell / Little Boy Soldiers / Smithers-Jones / The Eton Rifles / Girl On the Phone (★) Singles (4 songs) Going Underground / The Dreams Of Children / Strange Town / When You're Young *Note: "★" marks songs that could not be heard on the classic album "NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980". ...And so it is. As with their first visit to Japan, "ALL MOD CONS" and "SETTING SONS" is the two-axis, with single songs sprinkled in between. However, there are some changes in the song selection, and in particular "Girl On the Phone" is a song that cannot be heard in the recent "THE PALLADIUM 1980" or the classic soundboard "PINKPOP 1980". This is a soundboard album that allows you to enjoy the "SETTING SONS Tour" in fully official quality due to digital rebroadcast. It's a pity that "All Mod Cons" was censored for a moment, but other than that, it is a masterpiece of a live album that cannot be complained about. Stereo soundboard recording of the "Chicago performance on March 6, 1980". The highest peak digital broadcast version master provided by an overseas Weller researcher. With completely official quality with zero degradation, you can also enjoy "It's Too Bad", "The Butterfly Collector" and "Girl On the Phone" that could not be heard on "NIPPON SEINENKAN 1980 SOUNDBOARD". This is a new masterpiece that only a researcher could know. Park West, Chicago, IL, USA 6th March 1980 STEREO SBD (61:48) 01. Introduction by John Weller 02. Saturday's Kids 03. Burning Sky 04. Thick As Thieves 05. It's Too Bad 06. Going Underground 07. Mr. Clean 08. The Butterfly Collector 09. Private Hell 10. Little Boy Soldiers 11. Smithers-Jones 12. The Dreams Of Children 13. To Be Someone (Didn't We Have A Nice Time) 14. The Eton Rifles 15. Strange Town 16. When You're Young 17. Down In The Tube Station At Midnight 18. Girl On the Phone 19. All Mod Cons 20. David Watts 21. 'A' Bomb In Wardour Street STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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