Sting/London,UK 1991

The top quality version of the classic stereo sound board is here. This work contains the “Wembley Arena performance on November 30, 1991”. It is a scene from the masterpiece “THE SOUL CAGES” era. This tour also had a performance in Japan, but this work was two months before that. Let’s take a look back at the tour schedule here.・February 1st – March 30th, 1991: North America #1 (41 performances) ・April 20th – July 17th, 1991: Europe #1 (63 performances) ・August 3rd – October 19th, 1991: North America #2 (49 performances) ・November 1st – December 17th, 1991: Europe #2 (32 performances) ←★Here★ ・January 20th – February 12th, 1992: Japan (6 performances) ・February 14th + 15th, 1992: Hawaii (2 performances) This live was broadcast on the radio and is a famous sound board that has been loved by fans as a classic for a long time. Of course, this work is not a copy from such a group of already issued. In fact, in recent years, the “pre-FM master” of this broadcast has appeared. It is a CD of the apex quality. In fact, the sound is perfect. Each sound is crisp and sharp, while the direct feeling that you can touch with your hands. On top of that, the beautifully arranged mix has a sense of beauty that is impossible even with a sound board directly connected to the desk. Not only the performance, but even the cheers that rise between songs and then fade away are filled with a refined “ringing” and blend exquisitely into the sparkling sound of the 1980s. It can only be said to be “official class”, but that alone does not convey the beauty of this work. The quality of official works varies, but this work is “pin” even by official standards. It is a sound world that should be left officially, and if it is left, it will continue to be praised as a masterpiece. The show drawn with such quality is truly a world of “beauty”. When it comes to sound boards of this era, the official “ACOUSTIC LIVE IN NEWCASTLE”, New York performances, MONTREUX JAZZ FESTIVAL 1991, etc. are famous, but they are mainly acoustic. In contrast, this work is a full electric show. Moreover, there are plenty of songs that you can’t hear in any of the previous periods. In addition to “Driven To Tears” by THE POLICE, there are “Fortress Around Your Heart” from “THE DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES”, “Be Still My Beating Heart” and “We’ll Be Together” from “NOTHING LIKE THE SUN”, and Jimi Hendrix’s cover “Purple Haze”. In particular, “Be Still My Beating Heart” and “Purple Haze” are valuable records because they have hardly been played since then. Of course, the axis is the new songs from “THE SOUL CAGES”, which is highly acclaimed as a masterpiece. Starting with the three opening songs, six of the nine songs on the album are set in, and in terms of sound and set, it is a live album that unfolds the sound world of “THE SOUL CAGES” with live performance. The world of bootlegs is crowded with various types such as audience recordings, leaked soundboards, IEMs, demos, etc. Among them, there are some superb products of a degree of perfection that should be talked about alongside official studio works. This work is exactly that. This is the highest quality live performance that should have been officially archived. This is a two-disc set that you should place next to “THE SOUL CAGES” on your collection shelf. Live at Wembley Arena, London, UK 30th November 1991 STEREO SBD: Pre-FM Master Disc 1(48:49) 1. All This Time 2. Jeremiah Blues (Part 1) 3. Mad About You 4. Driven To Tears 5. Ain’t No Sunshine When She’s Gone 6. Why Should I Cry For You? 7. Be Still My Beating Heart 9. Bring On The Night 8. anne 10. When The World Is Running Down… Disc 2(47:02) 1. Fortress Around Your Heart 2. The Wild Wild Sea 3. The Soul Cages 4. Purple Haze 5. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 6. We’ll Be Together 7. Walking On The Moon 8. Every Breath You Take 9. Message In A Bottle 10. Fragile (Dedicated to Freddie Mercury) STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Sting – vocals, bass Dominic Miller – guitar, vocals David Sancious – keyboards Vinnie Coliuata – drums Vinx – percussion, vocals with special guests: The John O’Kay Chorus