Mick Jagger/Aichi,Japan 1988 2Days Complete

From Mick’s first Japan tour in 1988, the two performances at the Nagoya International Exhibition Center on March 25th and 26th, which were held in the latter half of the tour, are both completely recorded with high-quality audience recordings, which will be the first time they appear. A 4-CD set containing the recordings is now available. Both performances were recorded by the same taper as “2 NIGHTS IN DOME,” which recorded the 2 days of Tokyo Dome performances in high quality and received high praise. In particular, the opening performance on the 25th will be the first to appear as a live CD. The sound quality here is not as good as the Tokyo performance version of “2 NIGHTS IN DOME”, but it is still high enough. I think it was partly due to the venue’s PA, but as the concert progressed, the sound quality seemed to improve steadily. In particular, from the middle to the second half, including the Foxy Lady premiere that was set in on this day, you can enjoy the show with clear high-quality sound that is punchy, less crowded. It is a sound image that gives you a sense of reality and the atmosphere of the venue, but it is a completely new source that is worth adding to the collection of enthusiasts. The second day take on the 26th is a completely different master from the VGP already released “Foxy Jagger”. Moreover, compared to previous releases, the sound quality is incomparably better. I think many fans were impressed by the quality of the sound of the Tokyo Dome first day take recorded by the same taper, but this second day is recorded with a very clear sound quality that is close to that. Also includes drum solos that have not yet been released. (The amazing thing about this set is that there are no cuts that seem like cuts in both performances. Both performances are almost perfect, and the entire show is completely recorded.) Although the clapping was picked up, The cheers themselves are far away, and the musical tones are recorded quite well, so I don’t feel any stress while listening. Judging from the sound, it seems that the recording position was far forward compared to the previous day, and throughout, you can enjoy a high-quality live performance with a clear sound like line recording with excellent separation. can do. The set was the same on both days, and on this day as well as the previous day, Foxy Lady was played in the middle. Enjoy the two days of the 1988 Nagoya performance with different high-quality sound images on the first day, where you can enjoy a passionate stage with a pleasant sense of realism, and on the second day, where the sound is so close that it feels like you are listening to a monitor mix. can do. Live at Nagoya International Exhibition Hall, Japan 25th March 1988 TRULY AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Live at Nagoya International Exhibition Hall, Japan 26th March 1988 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Live at Nagoya International Exhibition Hall, Aichi, Japan 25th March 1988 Disc 1 (57:32) 1. Opening 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Throwaway 4. Bitch 5. Let’s Spend The Night Together 6. Beast Of Burden 7. Tumbling Dice 8. Miss You 9. Ruby Tuesday10. Just Another Night 11 War Baby 12. Harlem Shuffle 13. Foxy Lady Disc 2 (70:17) 1. Party Doll 2. Member Introduction 3. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 4. Radio Control 5. Drum Solo 6. Guitar Solo 7 Gimme Shelter 8. Start Me Up 9. Brown Sugar 10. It’s Only Rock’n Roll 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. Sympathy For The Devil 13. Satisfaction Live at Nagoya International Exhibition Hall, Aichi, Japan 26th March 1988 Disc 3 ( 57:13) 1. Opening 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Throwaway 4. Bitch 5. Let’s Spend The Night Together 6. Beast Of Burden 7. Tumbling Dice 8. Miss You 9. Ruby Tuesday10. Just Another Night 11. War Baby 12. Harlem Shuffle 13. Foxy Lady Disc 4 (71:04) 1. Party Doll 2. Member Introduction 3. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 4. Radio Control 5. Drum Solo 6. Guitar Solo 7. Gimme Shelter 8. Start Me Up 9. Brown Sugar 10. It’s Only Rock’n Roll 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. Sympathy For The Devil 13. Satisfaction Mick Jagger : Vocals & Guitar Joe Satriani : Guitar Jimmy Ripp : Guitar Doug Wimbish : Bass Simon Phillips : Drums Phil Ashley : Keyboards Richard Cottle : Keyboards Sybil Scoby : Backing Vocals Bernard Fowler : Backing Vocals Linda Moran : Backing Vocals Lisa Fisher : Backing Vocals