Skid Row/Canada 1989 & more

SKID ROW created a huge sensation upon their debut in 1989. A soundboard album that conveys that shocking stage is now available. There are two stereo sound board recordings recorded in this work. This is a definitive edition that mainly includes the “Toronto performance on June 2, 1989” and a bonus recording of the very early demo before Sebastian Bach joined. First of all, let’s start with the main Toronto performance. Let’s look back at the situation at the time when it suddenly became the darling of the times and check the position of the show. 1989・January 1-21: North America #1a (4 performances)《“SKID ROW” released on January 24》・January 26-July 12: North America #1b (111 performances)←★Here ★ ・July 17th-24th: Japan #1 (7 performances) ・July 28th-August 4th: North America #2 (6 performances) ・August 12th-20th: Europe #1 (4 performances) )・August 23rd to October 4th: North America #3 (30 performances)・October 14th to November 13th: Europe #2 (24 performances)・December 15th to 31st: North America #4a ( 10 performances) January 1st – March 31st, 1990: North America #4b (52 performances) – May 9th – 16th: Oceania (6 performances) – May 26th + 27th: WORLD SERIES OF ROCK appearance・December 31st: Japan #2 (Countdown performance) This is SKID ROW in 1989/1990. It is amazing that they performed over 250 performances in two years, but most of them (over 190 performances) were performed in 1989. Of course, the main battlefield is North America, and the Toronto performance of this work is the 87th performance of “North America #1”, which is the main one. The concert was held about a month before their first visit to Japan. This show is also known for being broadcast on FM, and has been a popular standard for a long time. Although this work is also the same sound board recording, it is one that updates its highest quality. The sound is clear and natural. The previous editions were all fluffy and distorted with strong noise reduction, but this work is different. The clear and clear transparency is also wonderful, and even the smallest details are clear and clear. Although the distortion cannot be said to be zero, it is on a completely different level from the previous generation. In fact, the mix is ​​rough, and it’s not the original soundboard, so I can’t claim it as “completely official!”, but it’s definitely the best ever. The highest peak updated sound depicts a “debut album enhanced with real stage tension”. In fact, they performed all 11 songs from their debut album “SKID ROW” except for “Can’t Stand the Heartache.” After that, we are playing the fun covers “Train Kept A Rollin'” and “Traveling Band” as an encore. The last song, “Traveling Band,” is especially delicious. It is an extremely rare song that is only recorded on this day, but it is not only that. On this day, Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, who were performing a show at another venue, jumped in and participated. Although such a full show alone is enough, this work also includes an extremely rare bonus track. It still contains 5 studio demos from before Sebastian Bach joined. The singer is Matt Fallon, the original singer (formerly of ANTHRAX, who replaced Neil Turbin). “Midnight/Tornado,” which Fallon also participated in composing, and the early version of “Youth Gone Wild” are delicious, but even rarer songs include “Forever,” which would see the light of day on “40 SEASONS,” and the unreleased song “Rescue You.” ” “Walk With A Stranger.” Of course, it is recorded with the highest quality ever, which is a different dimension from the previously released group whose pitch was crazy. Rare covers of famous songs from “SKID ROW” that exploded with hyper stage tension, and a precious co-star with BON OJVI… This is the definitive album where you can enjoy all of it in the highest quality updated quality. That’s the one you’ll want to collect next to your debut work. A definitive edition that includes a stereo soundboard recording of the “June 2, 1989 Toronto performance” and a bonus of the very early demo before Sebastian Bach joined. This is the highest version of the FM sound board that has been popular as a standard, and is much clearer and more natural than the previous version. The clear and clear feeling is wonderful, and even the smallest details are clear and clear. They performed all 11 songs from their debut album “SKID ROW” except “Can’t Stand the Heartache,” and for the encore, Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora jumped in and performed the extremely rare “Traveling Band.” Show off. That’s the one I want to collect next to my debut work. Rock N’ Roll Heaven, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2nd June 1989 STEREO SBD(76:54) 1. Makin’ A Mess 2. Midnight/Tornado 3. Piece Of Me 4. Big Guns 5. 18 And Life 6. Sweet Little Sister 7. Rattlesnake Shake 8. I Remember You 9. Here I Am 10. Youth Gone Wild 11. Train Kept A Rollin’ 12. Traveling Band (With Jon Bon Jovi & Richie Sambora) Demos 1987 with Matt Fallon on Vocal 13. Midnight /Tornado 14. Forever 15. Youth Gone Wild 16. Rescue You 17. Walk With A Stranger Sebastian Bach – Vocal Rachel Bolan – Bass Dave “The Snake” Sabo – Guitar Scotti Hill – Guitar Rob Affuso – Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING