The first appearance of the "HIDE YOUR SHEEP Tour" soundboard series, which began new excavations in 2026, has been decided. The latest work will be released simultaneously on two titles! This work is the first part of the two simultaneous releases. It is a stereo soundboard recording of the "Daily City performance on September 14, 1982 (first day)." At the beginning, I suddenly started saying "2026 too," but in fact, for the past two years, the shocking soundboards of the "HIDE YOUR SHEEP Tour" have been on a continuous cycle. It has caused the biggest shock in the collector world. For those who will ride that wave from now on, let's first take a look at the position of this work from an overview of the activities at that time. 1982 ("DIVER DOWN" released on April 14th) July 14th - August 21st: North America #1 (26 performances) ← ※ CLEVELAND 1982 etc. September 1st - 25th: North America #2 (17 performances) ← ★ Here ★ October 7th - December 11th: North America #3 (38 performances) ← TORONTO 1982 etc. 1983 January 16th - February 12th: South America (15 performances) May 29th: US Festival Appearance This is VAN HALEN in 1982/1983. While the 1983 "South America" and "US Festival" shots have long been known, new discoveries are continuing in the 1982 edition before the new year. Excavations are progressing in the order of "North America #3" → "North America #1" → "North America #2," and this work's Daily City performance is also part of "North America #2." Let's focus on the dates further here. "North America #2" SBD Collection: September 1st-5th (4 performances) * September 7th "PHOENIX 1982" * September 9th + 10th (2 performances) * September 11th "L.A. FORUM 1982 3RD NIGHT" * September 14th: San Francisco performance ←★This work★ * September 15th "SAN FRANCISCO 1982 2ND NIGHT" * September 17th-25th (7 performances) The superb soundboard collection that has been revived and resumed... is as follows. The release of "L.A. FORUM 1982 3RD NIGHT SOUNDBOARD" was stopped once last fall. It was thought that this was the end, but a new excavation rush has begun again. The sound of this album is strikingly similar to previous soundboard series releases. It was recorded by a man named "Roy," who served as the engineer at the time, and was recorded entirely directly from the mixing desk. The technique of frequently pausing between songs to conserve tape, as well as the timing, are consistent with previous works in the series. Anyone who's played even one album in the series has probably already made up their mind, but for those experiencing it for the first time, I'd describe it as an "ultra-thick, ultra-realistic, otherworldly soundboard." It lacks the refined feel of FM broadcasts or official live albums; it's clearly a live PA sound. Every note blasts out of the speakers with incredible sharpness, and the balance is completely unimaginative for playback on home audio. Frankly, it's incredibly rough, but that's what makes it so good. The unedited, unprocessed live performance is incredibly powerful, and the stereo panning is so intense it blows your skull from one end to the other. The extraordinary sense of synchronization, as if the instruments themselves are playing inside your brain, is a pleasure you'll never experience on an official live album. The "HIDE YOUR SHEEP Tour" is pushing forward towards the peak of their career, and the original VH, which is drawn with such a different dimension sound, is irresistible. The set is already familiar, but since it is the first time in a long time that the series has resumed, let's repost it once again. Diver Down (8 songs), The Full Bug, Little Guitars, Where Have All The Good Times Gone!, Hang 'Em High, Cathedral, Secrets, Intruder, (Oh) Pretty Woman, and others (11 songs). Flame Fuse: Runnin' With The Devil, Jamie's Cryin', Ain't Talkin' Bout Love, You Really Got Me. Legendary Bomber: Dance The Night Away, Somebody Get Me A Doctor, D.O.A., Bottoms Up!. Others: Romeo Delight, Unchained, Everybody Wants Some!! A seemingly endless series of extraordinary soundboards, which would normally be lucky to be found once every 10 years. This is the latest in the "HIDE YOUR SHEEP Tour" new excavation series, the biggest anomaly in VAN HALEN history...no, in rock history. A miraculous collection that follows the tour evolving day by day with soundboards. This is the first stereo soundboard recording of the "Daily City Performance (first day)" on September 14, 1982. It was recorded directly from the mix desk by a man named "Roy," who was the engineer at the time. While it's a very rough recording, it offers a sense of synchronization with the Van Halen sound, creating a completely different dimension. This is a new masterpiece that will usher in a renewed new discovery rush. Cow Palace, Daly City, CA, USA 14th September 1982 STEREO SBD Disc:1 (56:53) 01. Intro 02. Romeo Delight 03. Unchained 04. Drum Solo 05. The Full Bug 06. Runnin' With The Devil 07. Jamie's Cryin' 08. Little Guitars 09. Where Have All The Good Times Gone! 10. Bass Solo 11. Hang 'Em High 12. Cathedral 13. Secrets 14. Everybody Wants Some!! ★2:24 Tape Change 15. Dance The Night Away Disc:2 (37:09) 1. Somebody Get Me A Doctor / I'm So Glad 2. Intruder ★Cut-in 3. Pretty Woman 4. Guitar Solo 5. D.O.A. 6. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love 7. Bottoms Up! 8. You Really Got Me ★Cutout STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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