Peter Gabriel/Tokyo,Japan 1988 Another Masterss

Peter Gabriel’s stage at the Tokyo Dome on September 27, 1988 was recorded completely for about 72 minutes with a high-quality audience recording of the highest level! This is also a completely different master from “HUMAN RIGHTS NOW! : TOKYO 1988”. This is a must-listen for fans, recorded directly from the original tape owned by the recorder, which has never been circulated among traders. The live take of the 1988 Amnesty-sponsored Tokyo Dome performance has never been confirmed, and maniacs will be amazed that it suddenly appeared in two types, and with the best sound quality that is difficult to choose between! This sound quality and the closeness of the sound! Although the character of the sound is different, if you touch the wonderfulness of this sound, you will understand that this description is never exaggerated. The recording time is about 30 seconds longer than “HUMAN RIGHTS NOW! : TOKYO 1988”. The intro is longer on “HUMAN RIGHTS NOW! : TOKYO 1988”, but the state of the venue after the show is recorded for more than 40 seconds longer, making it a valuable document of the day and an excellent piece of content that you should not miss. Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 27th September 1988 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND (from Original Masters) 1. Opening 2. Of These, Hope 3. Games Without Frontiers 4. Red Rain 5. Shock The Monkey 6. No Self Control 7. Don’t Give Up 8. Sledgehammer 9. Band Introduction 10. In Your Eyes 11. Biko Peter Gabriel – Vocals David Rhodes – Guitars Darryl Jones – Bass David Sancious – Keyboards Shankar – Violin Manu Katche – Drums