Van Halen/Tokyo,Japan 1978 3Days Complete

In 1978, their first Japan tour after the release of their first album had a total of 9 performances, with a total of 4 Tokyo performances, including 2 at Shinjuku Koseikinen and 2 at Nakano Sunplaza at the beginning of the tour. This edition is the first two days of the Tokyo performance, June 17th and 18th, Shinjuku Koseikinen performances, and the second day of the Nakano Sunplaza performance, June 22nd, with the highest level of high-quality audience recordings. All songs are included. All three performances are sound sources that appeared with the touch of digital recording from the master tape, and each is recorded with the highest sound quality ever, surpassing all previous releases. The sound of all the performances is so good that it’s hard to rate them as good or bad, but some people may say that the 22nd, which was recorded with a sound similar to a line recording, is the best (the 19th also has a sense of echo, but the sound quality itself is poor). is very clear). In any case, it is a great accomplishment to have all three performances with such high quality, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is a must-have for not only Van Halen fans but also all bootleg collectors. . In the master that appeared this time, the pitch was correct only on the 19th, and the pitch was slightly higher on the first day, which is about 1 minute longer than the original sound. The sound source on the 22nd has the highest pitch, and as a result of the adjustment, it is about 2 minutes and 30 seconds longer in total. The songs played are almost the same, but Last Night is played as the 7th song only on the first day, and Down In Flames is played instead on the remaining two days. The sound balance for all three performances was excellent, and they were all extremely high-quality recordings for this era.As I listened to them, I felt grateful to Taper for recording the new band’s Japan tour with such perfect sound images for all three performances. It’s a masterpiece that makes you feel good. Not only the freshness of the sound, but also the sense of separation is at the highest level, and it is so excellent that you can hear not only Eddie’s guitar but also Michael Anthony’s bass notes in all three performances. The definitive version of the Tokyo performance from the legendary Van Halen’s first tour to Japan is now available. Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan 17th & 19th June 1978 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan 22nd June 1978 PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 Live at Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan 17th June 1978 1. Intro. 2. On Fire 3. I’m The One 4. Bass Solo 5. Runnin’ With The Devil 6. Atomic Punk 7. Little Dreamer 8. Last Night 9. Feel Your Love Tonight 10. Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love 11. Ice Cream Man 12 . Somebody Get Me A Doctor 13. Eruption 14. You Really Got Me 15. D.O.A 16. Bottoms Up Disc 2 Live at Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan 19th June 1978 1. Intro 2. On Fire 3. I’m The One 4 . Bass Solo 5. Runnin’ With The Devil 6. Atomic Punk 7. Little Dreamer 8. Down In Flames 9. Feel Your Love Tonight 10. Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love 11. Ice Cream Man 12. Somebody Get Me A Doctor 13. Eruption 14. You Really Got Me 15. D.O.A 16. Bottoms Up Disc 3 Live at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan 22nd June 1978 1. Intro 2. On Fire 3. I’m The One 4. Bass Solo 5. Runnin’ With The Devil 6. Atomic Punk 7. Little Dreamer 8. Down In Flames 9. Feel Your Love Tonight 10. Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love 11. Ice Cream Man 12. Somebody Get Me A Doctor 13. Eruption 14 You Really Got Me 15. D.O.A 16. Bottoms Up David Lee Roth – Lead Vocals Eddie Van Halen – Guitars, Vocals Michael Anthony – Bass, Vocals Alex Van Halen – Drums