Aerosmith/MA,USA 1973 FM Broadcast

It is impossible to say for sure what it is, because it is currently being debated among enthusiasts around the world. However, the prevailing theory is that it is probably an air check master from the first broadcast (which is said to have been a live broadcast). This work is a mastering of the newly excavated master. Of course, the original “sound” of the master was not touched at all, and the master circulating on the Internet only accurately adjusted the slightly out-of-tune pitch and organized the gap overlap sound between “I Ain’t Got You” and “Mother Popcorn”. It is only close to the “live itself”, and you can enjoy the “excavated sound” itself that has not been touched at all. The quality is a truly special stereo sound board. It is a beautiful direct connection that would not be allowed for a local band. Moreover, you can listen to plenty of fresh master sounds that are hard to believe have been over 44 years. If you listen carefully, you will notice that “Oh, the master has changed.” This is also an analytical point of “broadcast difference”, but because this work was recorded in a consistent manner, you can immerse yourself in the “air” and “smell” of that time without any hitches. It’s amazing because the owner of that “smell” is AEROSMITH in 1973. A youthful, rich, sweaty sound jumps out of the speakers and fills the room. At that time, it was just after their debut, and the rock monster was still unknown. Despite that, the listeners at the time must have been frightened when such a hot rock suddenly came out of the radio… Live albums allow you to experience a journey beyond time and space, but this work is a radio album that takes you not only to the live scene, but also to everyday life in America 44 years ago. The scent of 1973 that emanates from this work is also the scent of 2017, when the historical excavation incident occurred. This is a piece that fully savors such “now”. Live at Paul’s Mall, Boston, MA. USA 20th March 1973 (50:05) 1. Make It 2. One Way Street 3. Somebody 4. Write Me A Letter 5. I Ain’t Got You 6. Mother Popcorn 7. Movin’ Out 8. Walkin’ The Dog 9. Train Kept A Rollin’ 10. Mama Kin