Eric Clapton/Tokyo,Japan 2003

Complete recording of the live performance on the 8th day at Tokyo Budokan, the last day of the 18-performance Japan tour in 2003, in ultra-high quality stereo audience recording for 2 hours and 22 minutes. Contains notable sound sources that have not been released or released before. The clarity, closeness, punch, and thickness of the sound are all so perfect that it seems like there is no better recording than this. At that time, Kamikaze, E&C World Star Record, “In The East 2” (only the first half on the last day), EC Is Here “Just For You” which recorded all performances in a 36-disc set, etc. were released, each of which had excellent sound quality. It was recorded in , but of course, this board is a different master. What is interesting is that the cheers from the people around you that can be heard in the final performance of “Just For You” (Disc 35/36), which was also recorded in very high sound quality, are quite similar, and the two recording artists You can see that it was recorded at a fairly close position. However, each of them contains their own unique audience noise.For example, in this version, after the end of “I Shot The Sheriff”, you can hear jeers (cheers?) saying, “Please play Janjaka Janjaka!” , “Just~” may not be heard at all. The first two songs on the Kamikaze version “It’s Mighty Strange” have a far away sound, and E&CWS “Got The Time” has high sound quality but picks up the audience’s cheers a lot. Like “Just~”, this edition seems to have been recorded well in front of the stage, and although there is a moderate sense of presence mainly between songs, there are no cases where the musical sound is disturbed by annoying cheers. And above all, this take is attractive for the sound recorded in the highest quality, with a natural, deep, freshness that hardly feels any sense of equalization. Although there are many titles for Clapton’s performance in Japan, it is recorded with the highest quality by far among the items related to our store that have been released so far. It is no exaggeration to say that it has reached the level of a miracle, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is an exquisite master, and the charm of this sound source is that there is no feeling of equalization that would change the essence of the sound. Everyone will agree. Tonight, please enjoy the exquisite 2003 performance in Japan, which seems like just a short time ago, but 12 years have actually passed, with “YOKOHAMA 2003 2ND NIGHT” for the first time in a while. The highest sound quality is truly shocking. There is no doubt that you will say “I’m glad I got it” while listening to it. You can enjoy the time to the fullest like nothing else. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 13th December 2003 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (72:11) 01. Opening 02. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out 03. When You’ve Got A Good Friend 04. Crossroads 05. I Shot The Sheriff 06. Bell Bottom Blues 07. Reconsider Baby 08. Can’t Find My Way Home 09. White Room 10. I Want A Little Girl 11. Got My Mojo Working 12. Hoochie Coochie Man 13 Change The World 14. Bright Lights, Big City 15. Kind Hearted Woman Blues Disc 2 (59:39) 01. Badge 02. Holy Mother 03. Lay Down Sally 04. Wonderful Tonight 05. Cocaine 06. Layla 07. Sunshine Of Your Love 08. Member Introduction 09. Somewhere Over The Rainbow Eric Clapton – Guitar, Vocals Andy Fairweather Low – Guitar, Vocals Nathan East – Bass, Vocals Steve Gadd – Drums Chris Stainton – Keyboards