Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow/Osaka,Japan 1995 S & V

From the new Rainbow’s Japan tour, which made a sensational comeback in 1995, a 2-CD set containing a complete high-quality audience recording of the Osaka Festival Hall performance on November 19th, the second day in Osaka, and a second-floor audience recording. Introducing a must-have item for fans that includes a luxurious DVD that includes approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes of ultra-clear audience shot video from a prime position at the front. First of all, the audio source is the master of the sound source released in the past under the title “Company of Wolves”. We use the master cassette directly and give it the best remastering to achieve higher sound quality than previous releases. It is the best audience recording where each piece of sound was clearly recorded with a wonderful sense of separation. You can enjoy the entire show with powerful sound that allows you to clearly hear every note of the bass. 1:33 to 2:19 of Black Musquerade, which was cut as it was in the previous release, has been connected from the DVD audio to realize a complete recording. Also pay attention to the upgrade of the DVD. Although it is the same master as the previously released DVD “King Of Black”, the difference in generation is clear, and it contains the best version without any screen blurring, which was the weak point of the previous release. There are some excellent video titles on the 1995 Japan tour, but it is a super high-grade content that ranks among the highest. As with previous releases, the second half of Hunting Humans and the beginning of Wolf To The Moon have not been recorded (the CD is completely recorded), but other than that, the entire show is recorded with such excellent quality that it can be declared perfect. . Six songs from the then new album “STRANGER IN US ALL” were performed live. Also, all of the effectively inserted rainbow classics are wonderful, and Temple Of The King in the middle, and Street Of Dreams and Stone Cold, which were played daily, are one of the highlights. The tour is in the middle of the tour, and the voltage of the band that listens to the performance with a sense of drive is high, and Richie and others are developing surprisingly excellent performances. Richie in particular was in great shape, and during the intro of Lazy, Jean! The action will be performed 43 times in quick succession on this day, and this scene is so powerful that everyone’s eyes will be glued to the screen. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a title that will last a lifetime. Live at Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan 19th November 1995 TRULY AMZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 1. Land Of Hope And Glory 2. Over The Rainbow 3. Spotlight Kid 4. Too Late For Tears 5. Long Live Rock’n ‘Roll 6. Hunting Humans 7. Blues/Wolf To The Moon 8. Difficult To Cure 9. Keyboard Solo 10. Still I’m Sad 11. Drums Solo 12. Man On The Silver Mountain 13. Temple Of The King 14. Black Musquerade Disc 2 1. Ariel 2. Street Of Dreams 3. Since You Been Gone 4. Perfect Strangers 5. Stone Cold 6. Hall Of The Mountain King 7. Maybe Next Time 8. Smoke On The Water 9. Burn 10. Over The Rainbow DVD 1. Intro 2. Spotlight Kid 3. Too Late For Tears 4. Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll 5. Hunting Humans 6. Wolf To The Moon 7. Difficult To Cure 8. Keyboad Solo 9. Still I’m Sad 10. Drum Solo 11. Man On The Silver Mountain 12. Temple Of The King 13. Black Masquerade 14. Ariel 15. Street Of Dreams 16. Since You Been Gone 17. Perfect Strangers 18. Stone Cold 19. Hall Of The Mountain King 20. Maybe Next Time 21. Smoke On The Water 22. Burn Ritchie Blackmore – Guitar Doogie White – Vocal Greg Smith – Bass Paul Morris – Keyboards Chuck Burgi – Drums