Jeff Beck/Tokyo,Japan 4.13.2010

A new work by the recorder of the apex recording “LIVE TOGETHER”. This is the performance at the Tokyo International Forum on April 13th, the final day of the 2010 “EMOTION AND COMMOTION” Japan tour. The 2009 recording, released at the same time, was from the second row in front, but this recording is from the 11th row. However, the closeness of the sound is extraordinary. Although this performance was criticized for having poor balance, various high-quality versions were released by various labels. However, the sound quality of this board is recorded with ultra-high quality that far exceeds it. If you try comparing any song, you can judge its superiority in about 10 seconds. It is strange that “FINAL COMMOTION”, which I believed to have the highest sound quality, sounds strangely light in front of this new master. If the 2009 recording is neat and has a beautiful and delicate sound like classical music, this board is even more direct and emotional. Why would you want to record something from four years ago? I’m sure there are fans who think so, but anyway, it’s no exaggeration to say that those who have experienced the indescribable super high-quality sound at “LIVE TOGETHER” (especially the second day in Saitama) will have the same level of impact on this album. There is no doubt that everyone will be stunned the moment the store’s speakers roar like a PA at a concert venue. The 2009 recording had the luxury of enjoying the realism, including the excitement and excitement of the venue, but this album has a musical sound that is so forward that it scatters the cheers, and although I think there is a taste for sound in this area, the direct feeling of this sound is really strange. It’s so strange to hear that such a sound exists, and even more so that such a great recording was kept secret for four years. (This is the same for “LIVE TOGETHER”.) The amazing presence of Jeff’s guitar sound that can be heard in this recording is so special that I have never heard it on a live album before. Also, please listen to Rhonda’s bass solo on track 8, even if it’s at a store. It’s really amazing. Anyway, I want fans to enjoy this miraculous recording, regardless of theory. Live at Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan 13th April 2010 ULTIMATE SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (46:33) 1. Opening 2. Eternity’s Breath 3. Stratus 4. Led Boots 5. Corpus Christi Carol 6. Hammerhead 7. Mna Na Heireann 8. Bass Solo 9. People Get Ready 10. Rollin’ And Tumblin’ 11. Never Alone Disc 2 (57:23) 1. Big Block 2. Somewhere Over The Rainbow 3. Blast From The East 4. Angel (Footsteps) 5. Dirty Mind 6. Brush With The Blues 7. (I Want To Take You) Higher 8. A Day In The Life 9. How High The Moon 10. Nessun Dorma 11. Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers Jeff Beck – Guitar Jason Rebello – Keyboards Rhonda Smith – Bass, Vocal Narada Michael Walden – Drums