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“LIVE AID” is the largest music event in human history. The ultimate soundboard album is now available in a 3-piece series! I can almost hear the voice saying “LIVE AID again?”, but this time I can only say “ultimate”. After all, it is a complete recording of the British BBC broadcast that broadcast almost all the songs played at that huge event. You can experience the performance that could not be heard even on the official DVD, which has been significantly deleted, or on the Japanese broadcasting, which is full of cuts, on the finest stereo soundboard without leaking to the maximum. This is the first 15-disc set in history! [The third installment of the final series with consecutive highlights] This is the BBC broadcast version, which has excellent volume and quality, but 15 CDs cannot be combined into one set. Therefore, it will be released in 5 discs x 3 titles. This work is the third installment. Approximately 12 hours have passed between Part 1 and Part 2, and the event of the century is finally reaching its climax. In this work, “Wembley Stadium” suddenly becomes the highlight at the beginning, and after that, “JFK Stadium” is also held as the highlight continues towards the end, where the biggest names continue to perform passionately. In order to understand the mood, let’s take a look at the artists who appear in this work. ★5:27/Madonna (all 3 songs) ○5:48/Freddie Mercury & Brian May (all 1 song) ○5:51/Paul McCartney (all 1 song) ○5:57/BAND AID (all 1 song) ★6:02/Tom Petty (4 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ★6:30/Kenny Loggins (1 song in total) ★6:39/THE CARS (4 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ← [DISC 2 from here] ★7:06/Neil Young (5 songs in total) ★7:42/THE POWER STATION (2 songs in total) ★8:21/THOMPSON TWINS (2 songs in total) ← [DISC 3 from here ]★8:38/Eric Clapton (3 songs in total)★9:00/Phil Collins (2 songs in total)★9:10/LED ZEPPELIN (3 songs in total)★9:39/CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG (2 songs in total) ← [DISC 4 from here] ★9:46/DURAN DURAN (4 songs in total) ★10:20/Patti LaBelle (6 songs in total)★10:50/Hall & Oates (6 songs in total) ) ← [DISC 5 from here] ★11:15/Mick Jagger (5 songs in total) ★11:39/Bob Dylan with Keith Richards & Ronnie Wood (3 songs in total)★11:55/USA FOR AFRICA (1 song in total) – Note: “○” is Wembley Stadium in the UK, “★” is JFK Stadium in the US. The numbers are the start times converted to Japan time. …and it looks like this. A total of 20 artists appeared all at once without any broadcast. Tom Petty and THE CARS, which were not broadcast in Japan, are also delicious, and the official DVD includes the entire cuts of THE POWER STATION, LED ZEPPELIN, CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG. There was reception noise and tape distortion in some parts, so the sound quality was not the best, but you can seamlessly enjoy the intro of “Stairway to Heaven”, which was hammered into the depths of despair on Japanese Broadcasting. Of course, it’s not just valuable. From the beginning, we are introduced to Madonna, who has just become a darling of the times with “LIKE A VIRGIN,” Freddie & Brian of QUEEN, and Paul McCartney. You can fully enjoy the historic incident where Freddie & Brian’s staff accidentally pulled out the microphone and Paul’s singing voice could not be heard at all on the sound board. The problem is solved in about two minutes, but during that time Paul’s voice singing desperately while he is off, and the loud applause at the moment it is solved are very realistic. On the official DVD, the singing voice was overdubbed at a later date, making it sound like the song is being sung normally, but that doesn’t explain the meaning of this great applause. This emotion is the real thrill of being broadcast live, and it’s because we received such emotion that the finale of BAND AID’s “Do They Know It’s Christmas,” which is a British highlight, is even more touching. It’s a cathartic experience that comes from this work, which allows you to fully experience the great event of the century for a long time. Even though the UK is the highlight, this work is still Disc 1. On the following disc 2, Neil Young’s stage is the highlight. The last two songs “Powderfinger” and the unreleased song “Nothing Is Perfect” were not broadcast on Japanese Broadcasting, but they are solid here. Since it was in the middle of the country route, the large stage with the backing band THE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS at the time was perfect for the biggest event of the century. He will give you a performance that will actually touch your heart. And, on Disc 4 following Disc 3 of the reorganized LED ZEPPELIN, the reorganized CSN&Y also appears. They too will be forced to struggle. The reunion, which was decided at the last minute, attracted as much attention as ZEP, but the actual stage was a huge struggle. Although it is good to be able to listen to the cut “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” on Japanese broadcasting, the monitor return does not work at all. At the big stage “LIVE AID”, the acoustic players had a hard time with the monitors, but it seemed especially difficult at JFK Stadium at night. The last disc 5 is a series of highlights. When Mick Jagger appeared on stage after Hall & Oates, John Oates, Eddie Kendricks, and David Ruffin joined in the chorus, and even Tina Turner joined in for “State Of Shock” and “It’s Only Rock And Roll.” You can enjoy the super luxurious duet on the sound board. And the one who acts as a bird is Bob Dylan. In fact, this is also a place to listen to the incident, and the monitor is completely out of order even though it was played at JFK Stadium. It might have been better to use an electric acoustic guitar like CSN&Y, but the setting to pick up the acoustic guitar with a microphone completely backfired. Then we got Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood with acoustic guitars (they were also in the mode of picking up live sounds). The bad news is compounded, and in the final performance of “Blowin’ in the Wind,” Dylan’s guitar string breaks just as he gives Keith a solo. Things were going well until Ronnie used his wits and lent him his guitar, but unfortunately his acoustic guitar was tuned open for slide. Dylan, who can’t hear himself very well, doesn’t notice this and plays it without any hesitation. Finally, Ronnie receives Dylan’s guitar from the staff and plays while holding his head as he sees that the strings are still broken. What was supposed to be an emotional finale turned out to be a disaster. After overcoming that incident, the biggest event in music history comes to a close with the century’s “We Are The World.” This work is a stereo soundboard album where you can enjoy the most delicious highlight time of such a miracle of Western music “LIVE AID” in its entirety. This work alone is a blockbuster, running for 6 hours, 17 minutes, and 31 seconds, but if you combine the three works in the series, it will be an unprecedented 18 hours, 7 minutes, and 26 seconds. It is a spectacular masterpiece unparalleled in the history of human music, and it is a historical album that is extremely rich in every moment. The first complete album of “LIVE AID” in history. This is a major cultural heritage of popular music where you can obtain the miraculous “July 13, 1985” in its entirety. Wembley Stadium, London, UK / JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, USA 13th July 1985 STEREO SBD(from Off-Air Masters) Disc 1 (72:01) 01. BBC Intermission 02. Bette Midler : Stage Introduction 03. Madonna Stage : Introduction 04 . Madonna : Holiday 05. Madonna : Into The Groove 06. Madonna : Love Makes The World Go Round 07. ABC & BBC Intermission 08. Freddie Mercury & Brian May : Stage Introduction 09. Freddie Mercury & Brian May : Is This The World We Created 10. Intermission 11. Paul McCartney : Let It Be 12. Intermission 13. UK Finale: Do They Know It’s Christmas 14. Wembley Link Up to JFK 15. Tom Petty : Stage Introduction 16. Tom Petty : American Girl 17. Tom Petty : The Waiting 18. Tom Petty : Rebels 19. Tom Petty : Refugee 20. Tom Petty : Stage Outro 21. BBC Intermission 22. Kenny Loggins : Footloose 23. Kenny Loggins : Stage Outro 24. BBC Intermission Disc 2 (77:45) 01. The Cars : You Might Think 02. The Cars : Drive 03. The Cars : Just What I Needed 04. The Cars : Heartbeat City 05. The Cars : Stage Outro 06. BBC Intermission 07. Neil Young : Sugar Mountain 08. Neil Young : The Needle And The Damade Done 09. Neil Young : Helpless 10. Neil Young : Nothing Is Perfect 11. Niel Young : Powderfinger 12. Neil Young : Stage Outro 13. BBC Intermission 14. Power Station : Stage Introduction 15. Power Station : Murderess 16. Power Station : Get It On 17. Power Station : Stage Outro 18. Jeff Bridges : Intermission 19. BBC Intermission Disc 3 (78:27) 01. Tom Baliey of Thomson Twins Annoncement 02. Thomsons Twins : Stage Introduction 03. Thomson Twins : Hold Me Now 04. Thomwon Twins : Revolution 05. BBC Intermission 06. Famine Video (Cars: Drive) 07. BBC Intermission 08. Eric Clapton : White Room 09. Eric Clapton : She’s Waiting 10. Eric Clapton : Layla 11. BBC Intermission 12. Phil Collins : Stage Introduction 13. Phil Collins : Against All Odds 14. Phil Collins : In The Air Tonight 15. Led Zeppelin : Stage Introduction 16. Led Zeppelin : Rock And Roll 17. Led Zeppelin : Whole Lotta Love 18. Led Zeppelin : Stairway To Heaven 19. Led Zeppelin : Stage Outro 20. BBC Intermission Disc 4 (69:19) 01. ABC Intermission 02. CNS&Y : Only Love Can Break Your Heart 03. CSN&Y : Dayligth Again 04. Duran Duran : Stage Introduction 05. Duran Duran : A View To A Kill 06. Duran Duran : Union Of The Snake 07. Duran Duran : Save A Prayer 08. Duran Duran : The Reflex 09. BBC Intermission 10. Cliff Richard : A World Of Difference 11. BBC Intermission 12. Patti LaBelle : Stage Introduction 13. Patti LaBelle : New Attitude 14. Patti LaBelle : Imagine 15. Patti LaBelle : Forever Young 16. Patti LaBelle : Stir It Up 17. Patti LaBelle : Over The Rainbow 18 . Patti LaBelle : Why Can’t I Get It Over 19. Patti LaBelle : Stage Outro 20. BBC Intermission Disc 5 (79:59) 01. Dionne Warwick : Stage Introduction 02. Hall & Oates : Stage Introduction 03. Hall & Oates : Out Of Touch 04. Hall & Oates : Maneater 05. Hall & Oates : Get Ready 06. Hall & Oates : Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 07. Hall & Oates : The Way You Do The Things You Do 08. Hall & Oates : My Girl 09. BBC Intermission 10. Mick Jagger : Stage Introduction 11. Mick Jagger : Lonely At The Top 12. Mick Jagger : Just Another Night 13. Mick Jagger : Miss You 14. Mick Jagger : State Of Shock 15. Mick Jagger : It’s Only Rock And Roll 16. Mick Jagger : Stage Outro 17. BBC Intermission 18. Bob Dylan : Stage Introduction 19. Bob Dylan : The Ballad Of Hollis Brown 20. Bob Dylan : When The Ships Comes In 21. Bob Dylan : Blowin ‘ In The Wind 22. Intermission 23. US Finale : We Are The World 24. BBC Intermission 25. Famine Video (Cars: Drive) STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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