Narada Michael Waldem Warriors/CA,USA 1981

Narada, who is famous as a superbly skilled drummer and talented producer who has bowed down to both John McLaughlin and Jeff Beck, and Narada, who are all producers and have outstanding techniques, have been active for four years without making a major debut for some reason. The passionate live performance of the legendary The Warriors right after their formation is now available in the highest quality sound! ! A spectacular live performance by the legendary all-star group The Warriors on May 11, 1981 at the San Jose Civic Center in California, clearly captured with the detailed hi-hat of Narada’s drums, the movement of the snare, and the bass drum. The label’s own careful mastering has been applied to the highest quality master tape recorded by a professional artist for recording purposes, and the entire 80-minute encore is recorded with the highest quality sound so powerful that you will feel as if you are listening from the front row of the stage. A must-have item that you absolutely must listen to has arrived! ! The live set includes a total of 9 songs, and although vocals are included in a few songs, the vocal ratio is small and almost the whole song is a parade of amazing performances. But in a good way, it’s more pop and progressive than Mahavishnu? For some reason, it feels similar to Prism’s “Surprise” and “Community Illusion” era led by guitarist Akira Wada (I’m concerned about his medical condition…), the strongest technician and guitarist that Japan is proud of, which I adore…Yes, Joaquin’s Holdsworth and Al.・The transcendental guitar that seems to be a combination of Di Meola is still roaring, Walter’s various keyboards move around freely, Keith’s bass vibrates, and the trademark detail that no one can imitate. Narada’s drums are bursting with speedy strokes, and he hits the drums in all directions.It’s a truly spectacular performance that will make your hands sweat. Also, the aesthetic beauty of the slow number where Joaquin’s guitar makes us cry is exquisite. Ah, that’s right, if Narada wasn’t there… You can listen to the song written by Narada from Jeff Beck’s famous album “Wired” in a performance that is several times more powerful! However, every song has a wonderful melody and is very musical, showing off the difference in quality from bands that just show off their technique.There are very few groups like this! Live at San Jose Civic Center,San Jose,CA May.11.1981 EX-AUD 2020 Original Remaster 79min 1. Mighty Man 2. Fortune’s Path 3. El Sueno 4. Come Play with Me 5. Warriors 6. Sao Paulo 7. Moscow Shuffle 8. Unknown 9. Race for Time Narada Michael Walden – Drums Joaquin Lievano – Guitar,Vocals Walter Afanasieff – Keyboards Keith Jones – Bass