Jethro Tull/Tokyo,Japan 8.17.1974 Complete

In 1974, from the second Japan tour accompanying “A PASSION PLAY”, the first performance in Tokyo was held on August 17th at the Shinjuku Kosei Pension Hall, a high-quality sound that directly uses the master cassette, which has never been distributed even among traders. Completely recorded with audience recording. (This is a recording tape made by record company personnel, familiar from the “Reel Masters” series.) A masterpiece of Taru at his peak, rushing forward without making any sense of the complex song structure with the familiar backing team with advanced techniques. documentation. From the opening A Passion Play to the last mellow Wind-Up, the legendary show is completely reproduced with powerful sound that is sufficiently high quality for audience seating recordings at the time. The second song, Thick As A Brick, which lasted 16 minutes, captured the hearts of the audience. The third song will be cooled down a little with Queen And Country, which will be included in the next work “War Child”, and the biggest listening point of this work, A Passion Play, which is close to 14 minutes, will be played. The representative songs played in the second half, such as My God, Cross-Eyed Mary, and Aqualung, can be heard passionately performed for over 10 minutes each. The power of Locomotive Breath during this period is amazing. This is a high-quality sound source that will surprise enthusiasts for the first time and is sure to become a standard. Live at Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan 17th August 1974　GREAT SOUND Disc 1 1. A Passion Play 2. Thick As A Brick 3. Queen And Country 4. A Passion Play 5. How Much Is That Doggy In The Window 6. Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day Disc 2 1. My God 2. Cross-Eyed Mary 3. Aqualung 4. Back-Door Angels 5. Locomotive Breath 6. Hard Headed English General 7. Wind-Up Ian Anderson – Vocal, Flute , Guitar & Mandolin Martin Barre – Guitar Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond – Bass John Evan – Keyboards Barriemore Barlow – Drums & Percussions