TNT/Tokyo,Japan 1992

The 1992 performance in Japan was realized before the disbandment and produced the official album “THREE NIGHTS IN TOKYO”. The complete version of the legendary best stereo soundboard album is now in stock. What is engraved on such a legendary record is the leaked soundboard recording of “August 24, 1992: Nakano Sun Plaza Performance”. Yes, it’s the famous album “RETURN TO FANTASY” that was suddenly discovered in 2003 and took the world by storm! [Leaked soundboard that became the source of the official version] This masterpiece was truly shocking. They embodied the ideals of Scandinavian metal in the late 1980s, and their golden era lasted until their disbandment in 1992. At the final stage, the Japan performance, we finally produced our first official live album, “THREE NIGHTS IN TOKYO”. But this is a big problem. It was good until they featured the final album “REALIZED FANTASIES”, but perhaps for some reason, the famous album “INTUITION” was completely excluded. Even though the famous songs “Intuition” and “Caught Between The Tigers” were also played, they were cruelly cut. Although it can’t be helped since the members themselves chose the songs, it was a performance that I can’t regret even if I regret it. This work appeared at a time when such regrets were beginning to fade away. It was a super superb stereo sound board that completely recorded the uncut show that became the basis of “THREE NIGHTS IN TOKYO”. Moreover, the quality is completely official. There is actually an official version of this show, but it is not defeated at all…or rather, it is almost the same. The official version has some effects applied during the production process to create a sense of scale, but this work uses the sound from the on-site mix table and the core is exposed. This actually enhances the rawness, and it’s actually tighter and cooler than the official version, which has a subtle sense of production. [Complete version that also includes the “INTUITION” number] More than that sound is the fact that it is completely recorded. The official version “THREE NIGHTS IN TOKYO” is edited from three performances as the title suggests, but this work was recorded through one live performance. To sort it out… ●KNIGHTS OF THE NEW THUNDER (1 song)・Seven Seas ●TELL NO TALES (3 songs)・As Far As The Eye Can See／10,000 Lovers(In One)／Everyone’s A Star ●INTUITION (4 songs) ・Songs not available on the official edition: Intuition/Ordinary Lover/Caught Between The Tigers/Forever Shine On ●REALIZED FANTASIES (8 songs)・Purple Mountain’s Majesty/Hard to Say Goodbye/Downhill Racer/Indian Summer/ Lionheart/Mother Warned Me ・Songs that cannot be heard on the official version: Easy Street/All You Need…and so on. As I’ve said repeatedly before, the four songs on “INTUITION” are the most interesting. In addition to the famous songs “Intuition” and “Caught Between The Tigers”, there are also “Forever Shine On”, which was not seen in the official video “FOREVER SHINE ON JAPAN LIVE”, as well as “Ordinary Lover”. will be shown until Combined with the “KNIGHTS OF THE NEW THUNDER” and “TELL NO TALES” numbers, you can enjoy “TNT that fans want” at its potential at the time. This alone is overwhelming, but you can’t miss listening to the rest. The number of “REALIZED FANTASIES” has also increased, and all songs except “Rain” and “Rock n’ Roll Away” are sold in large numbers. At the time, I thought, “More TELL NO TALES/ INTUITION…”, but now I find it rather valuable. It is a soundboard album that also functions as a live performance version of that final work. Live at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo 24th August 1992 STEREO SBD(from Original Masters) Disc 1 1. Intro. 2. Purple Mountain’s Majesty 3. Hard to Say Goodbye 4. Downhill Racer 5. As Far As The Eye Can See 6. Intuition 7 Ordinary Lover / Easy Street 8. Caught Between The Tigers 9. Ronnie Le Tekro Guitar Solo(fast) Disc 2 1. Ronnie Le Tekro Guitar Solo(slow) 2. Forever Shine On 3. 10,000 Lovers(In One) 4. John Mac Drums Solo 5. Indian Summer 6. All You Need 7. Lionheart 8. Seven Seas incl. Member Introduction 9. Mother Warned Me 10. Everyone’s A Star Tony Harnell – Vocals Ronni Le Tekro – Guitars Morty Black – Bass John Macaluso – Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING