Alcatrazz/CA,USA 1983 & more

This work is engraved with the same “October 31, 1983 Reseda performance” as the new masterpiece “DEFINITIVE RESEDA 1983”. It is a stereo soundboard recording. The “three major soundboards” mentioned at the beginning are the traditional Japanese performance official, the Cleveland performance familiar from “LIVE GAMES”, and the Reseda performance of this work. The Reseda performance in particular is known as the oldest soundboard. First of all, let’s organize the positions of the three great masterpieces from the schedule at that time. 1983 September 1st + 12th: Los Angeles (2 shows) (“NO PAROLE FROM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL” released on October 15th) October 31st: Los Angeles show ←★Here★ November 18th: San Francisco show December 21st: Huntington Beach show December 26th: Milwaukee show 1984 January 24th – 29th: First visit to Japan (5 shows) ←※Official footage February 19th – April 21st: North America #1 (11 shows) May 23rd – July 8th (?): North America #2 (19 shows) ←※LIVE GAMES (Yngwie leaves the band → Vai joins) July 13th: California show October 3rd – 11th: Japan #2 (5 shows) This is ALCATRAZZ in 1983/1984. In fact, Yngwie Malmsteen and Michael Schenker have not been verified worldwide, and the records from that time are poor. The above also combines multiple contradictory materials, so please do not believe the details such as the number of performances. Anyway, this show has long been famous for being broadcast on the famous program “CAPTURED LIVE!”, and is now a major classic that has become widely known through the official album “LIVE ’83”. The highest peak has been updated by “DEFINITIVE RESEDA 1983”, but this work is “the best version of the conventional master”. Roughly speaking, it is an existing release that has completed its role. It may seem like “stock disposal?”, but that is not all. The point is “music album feeling”. The new masterpiece “DEFINITIVE RESEDA 1983” not only updated the sound, but also the length of the complete DJ recording, which was the longest in history. However, on the other hand, instead of directing the documentary “radio album” feeling of the DJ, the live album feeling is diminished. This work can be listened to as a “musical work” from beginning to end. And there is another bonus. Six additional songs have been recorded from the official sound board of “January 28, 1984: Nakano Sun Plaza Performance”. Currently, “LIVE IN JAPAN 1984 (Complete Edition)” has also been released, but at that time, these six songs were not included in “LIVE SENTENCE”. Although this has also finished its role, coincidentally four of them, “Big Foot”, “Lost In Hollywood”, “Kojo No Tsuki” and “Something Else”, were repertoires that could not be heard on the main Reseda performance sound board. If the Reseda performance where you can hear the super rare “General Hospital” is “live performance version NO PAROLE FROM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL”, it is also a bonus that expands the variety even further from there. Although the highest peak has been updated, this work is also a superb stereo sound board album with “super” attached. This is the best version of the old master, which has a more natural feel than the official version “LIVE ’83”, which was overly loud. Live at the Country Club, Reseda, CA, USA 31st October 1983 STEREO SBD 1. Too Young To Die, Too Drunk To Live 2. General Hospital 3. Kree Nakoorie 4. Island In The Sun 5. Evil Eye 6. Since You Been Gone 7. Hiroshima Mon Amour 8. Suffer Me 9. Desert Song 10. Jet To Jet Live at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan 28th January 19 84 11. Big Foot 12. Suffer Me 13. Desert Song 14. Lost In Hollywood 15. Kojo No Tsuki 16. Something Else STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Graham Bonnet – Vocal Yngwie Malmsteen – Guitar Jimmy Waldo – Keyboards Gary Shea – Bass Jan Uvena – Drums