Eric Clapton/Tokyo,Japan 11.2.1974

Recorded at the Budokan performance on November 2, 1974 in an ultra-high quality stereo audience recording. It was recorded from a tape recorded by record company personnel for material use, and unfortunately, the opening, the middle of Let It Grow, the encore, and the second half of Singing The Blues were not recorded, and perhaps due to the recording time of the tape, there were only a few. There are cuts between songs and pauses for uninteresting songs, so it is not a title that allows you to enjoy this day’s performance straight, but it contains about 90 minutes that is a must-listen for fans. In the past, it was released as a gift item under the title “1974,” but this low master was re-recorded from tape and reproduced as it was recorded on tape without any noise reduction or sound quality adjustment.・Version. Anyway, this definitive edition is sure to surprise you with the wonderful sound quality. Like the two sound sources that first appeared in the main story, it is a historical original source that is definitely a must-listen for fans who have not heard it. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 2nd November 1974 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (59:10) 1. Let It Grow 2. Can’t Find My Way Home 3. Better Make It Through Today 4. I Shot The Sheriff 5. Key To The Highway 6. Willie And The Hand Jive 7. Get Ready Disc 2 (31:16) 1. Badge 2. Presence Of The Lord 3. Singing The Blues 4. Layla 5. All I Have To Do Is Dream