Robert Plant/AZ,USA 1990

The 1990 “MANIC NIRVANA” tour, which overcame the period of exploration after the breakup of ZEP and was a commercially successful period in his solo career, has been completely overlooked. Because of this, the “SAN DIEGO 1990 MIKE MILLARD MASTER CASSETTES” recorded by Mike Millard was released as a shocking masterpiece during a period when there were almost no items. It was a shocking fact that he followed the Plant tour, but it was also a very groundbreaking release in the sense that you can enjoy the “MANIC NIRVANA” tour with the quality of Millard. However, this month, a shocking new sound source that challenges the unique Millard recording of the “MANIC NIRVANA” tour head-on appeared on the Internet. It was the Phoenix performance on August 7th. Two days before “SAN DIEGO 1990 MIKE MILLARD MASTER CASSETTES” (hereinafter referred to as “previously released”). In that sense, it can be called a new sound source that appeared as if it had thrown a challenge to the world-famous mirrored recording. This is the first appearance of the audience, but the sound quality is shockingly high, even surpassing the mirrored recording of the previous version. It has something in common with the mirrored version in that the sound image is surprisingly close, but this sound source has even higher freshness and a richer sound spread. Outstanding quality. We guarantee that the recording condition is such that beginners and enthusiasts can listen with confidence. It is a level that is completely on par with the previous version. And it is interesting that the atmosphere is different, even though it is a record of a concert two days before the previous version. Robert seemed more relaxed on this day, and the ultimate scene was the ZEP number “Living Loving Maid”, which was the highlight of this tour. Before starting the song on this day, Robert was in a good mood and humming a country-style ad-lib song, and the guitarist immediately accompanied him on an acoustic guitar, which was a rare scene. The fact that “Living Loving” is performed with a slightly rockabilly arrangement is also characteristic of this tour, and it feels fresh and fun to listen to it now. Another big attraction is that this precious live performance can be heard with the best sound quality. Another highlight of this tour was the closing number of “CODA”, “Wearing And Tearing”. Before the performance started on the previously released version, Robert explained that “It’s a song recorded about ten years ago…”, but here it is valuable to clearly state that “It was a song that was conscious of the punk of that time”. Another attraction of this tour is that Robert’s early solo repertoire such as “In The Mood” and “Little By Little” are played harder with less of an Eighties feel, and you can enjoy the lively performance with great sound quality. Now that it’s a nostalgic “MANIC NIRVANA” tour, this shocking first appearance and the highest quality audience album is beyond the mirrored! Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ, USA 7th August 1990 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 (43:20) 1. Watching You 2. Nobody’s Fault But Mine 3. Billy’s Revenge 4. Tie Dye On The Highway 5. In The Mood 6. No Quarter Disc 2 (66:06) 1. Liars Dance 2. Going To California 3. Little By Little 4. a 5. Immigrant Song 6. Hurting Kind 7. Ship Of Fools 8. Wearing And Tearing 9. Living Loving Maid 10. Tall Cool One Robert Plant – Vocal Doug Boyle – Guitar Charlie Jones – Bass Phil Johnstone – Keyboards Chris Blackwell – Drums