Rainbow/CA,USA 1997 Version 2

Ritchie Blackmore of the era who lived and breathed rock. So, what is included in this work is the “Hollywood performance on March 18, 1997”. It is a different broadcast version. In contrast, this work contains the entire broadcast. The quality is extremely clear and the sound board is super vivid down to the details. Although some songs have a rather noisy feel, the “direct connection to the table” feeling is more vivid than the previous broadcast. In fact, this direct connection feeling is the taste of this work. There are also songs that overlap with the previous broadcast, but this sounds completely different. The previous broadcast was a mix of the official work style, but this one is rough and wild. The vocals and cheers are mixed together, and the drumming is a powerful sound that bites and rampages. Of course, Richie’s guitar is not retracted, but it is vivid enough to break through the ensemble. When drawn with that sound, the wildness of the “rock” Richie is even more vivid. The intense drums inspire Richie, and Doogie White’s vocals challenge Richie. Richie takes them all head on, easily controls them, and manipulates them freely… The fundamental dynamics are completely different from the current “Ritchie supported by the band”. There is a “rock magician” who seems to be dancing at will to the listener. To be honest, the quality is not as good as the already broadcast. Another sound board that will put “rock Ritchie Blackmore” in your brain. Live at Billboard Live, Hollywood, CA. USA 18th March 1997 STEREO SBD (40:37) 1. Smoke On The Water 2. Street Of Dreams 3. Long Live Rock’n Roll 4. Man On The Silver Mountain 5. Lazy 6. Since You Been Gone 7. Perfect Strangers 8. Woman From Tokyo 9. Burn 10. Outro