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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! [First-ever complete live album of 15 discs] You can almost hear the voice saying “LIVE AID again?”, but this time I can only say that it is “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. It is a transcendent volume of 15 discs for the first time in history!! Moreover, it is not only the volume. The FM version of the British BBC has a reputation as the best of all “LIVE AID” broadcasts. Although it has not yet been fully verified due to its long history, it is said that it is not only better than the TV version, but can even surpass the official DVD depending on the scene/artist. In fact, the highest version of the official pro shot of the QUEEN edition has been replaced with FM audio by enthusiasts (however, the US JFK edition via satellite is slightly inferior). [The most delicious first of the three works in the series] This is the BBC broadcast version, which has excellent volume and quality, but since it is impossible to make a set of 15 CDs, it will be released separately as a “5-disc set x 3 titles”. This work is the first installment. This broadcast was broadcast live while traveling back and forth between Wembley Stadium in the UK and JFK Stadium in the US. This first volume features 21 bands/artists (+8 overseas). It’s a bit long, but let’s summarize the contents of the first part. ○20:01/STATUS QUO (3 songs in total) ○20:19/THE STYLE COUNCIL (4 songs in total) ○20:44/THE BOOMTOWN RATS (3 songs in total) ○21:01/ADAM ANT (1 song in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ○21:17/ULTRAVOX (4 songs in total) ← [DISC 2 from here] ○21:46/SPANDAU BALLET (3 songs in total)★22:01/Joan Baez (2 songs in total) ○22: 07/Elvis Costello (1 song in total) ★22:10/THE HOOTERS (2 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ← [DISC 3 from here] ○22:22/Nick Kershaw (4 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan Broadcast ★22:32/FOUR TOPS (5 songs in total) ★22:45/Billy Ocean (2 songs in total) ○22:53/SADE (3 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ← [DISC 4 from here] ★22 :55/BLACK SABBATH (3 songs in total) ★23:12/RUN–D.M.C. (1 song) *Not broadcast in Japan○23:18/Sting & Phil Collins (7 songs in total) ★23:27/Rick Springfield (3 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ← [DISC 5 from here] ★23:47/REO SPEEDWAGON (2 songs in total) ○23:49/Howard Jones (1 song in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ○0:08/ Bryan Ferry with Dave Gilmour (4 songs in total) ★0:12/CROSBY, STILLS & NASH (3 songs in total) *Not broadcast in Japan ・Note: “○” mark is Wembley Stadium in the UK, “★” is JFK in the US stadium. The numbers are the start times converted to Japan time. …and it looks like this. Only RUN-D.M.C.’s “King of Rock” is missing because it was not broadcast, but all the other songs that were played on that day are recorded (this is the only song missing in the 15-disc set). Of course, due to broadcasting, there are some songs that don’t have an intro or ending, or have the MC cover them, but on the official DVD, you can listen to not only FOUR TOPS and Billy Ocean, which were completely cut, but also all the artists to the fullest. Of course, the level is completely different from that of Japan Broadcasting, which was in shambles. Moreover, this work is the best among the three titles. It includes eight artists who have not yet been broadcast in Japan, and there are also plenty of overseas broadcasts inserted in the middle. Let’s sort that out here too. ・Australia “OZ FOR AFRICA”: INXS (2 songs) / DRAGON (1 song) / MEN AT WORK (1 song) / LITTLE RIVER BAND (1 song) / GOANNA (1 song) ・Relay in the Netherlands: B.B. King (3 songs) ) – Yugoslavia broadcast: YU ROCK MISIJA (1 song) – Soviet Union broadcast: AUTOGRAPH (3 songs) Among these, “OZ FOR AFRICA” is fulfilling in both quality and quantity. This is the Australian version of “LIVE AID” which was held on the same “July 13th” as in the UK and the US. Due to the time difference, the performance started half a day earlier, but this stage could be called a “third venue.” From there, six songs are inserted even though it is a digest. It also introduces Yugoslav and Moscow rock. “LIVE AID” was by no means a festival limited to the UK and the US, but a global concert. You can even feel the scale of it. It is a great cultural heritage of popular music produced by the BBC, which is different from the boring Japan Broadcasting System (although it was interesting at times). Wembley Stadium, London, UK / JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, USA 13th July 1985 STEREO SBD(from Off-Air Masters) Disc 1 (77:52) 01. Coldstream Guards “Royal Salute” 02. Status Quo : Stage Introduction 03. Status Quo : Rockin’ All Over The World 04. Status Quo : Caroline 05. Status Quo : Don’t Waste My Time 06. BBC Intermission 07. The Style Council : Stage Introduction 08. The Style Council : You’re The Best Thing 09 The Style Council : Big Boss Groove 10. The Style Council : Internationalists 11. The Style Council : Walls Come Tumbling Down 12. BBC Intermission 13. The Boomtown Rats : Stage Introduction 14. The Boomtown Rats : I Don’t Like Mondays 15 . The Boomtwon Rats : Drag Me Down 16. The Boomtown Rats : Rat Trap 17. Intermission 18. Adam Ant : Stage Introduction 19. Adam Ant : Vive Le Rock 20. BBC Intermission 21. Oz For Africa Link Up 22. INXS : What You Need 23. INXS : Don’t Change 24. Dragon : Don’t Speak No Evil Disc 2 (69:04) 01. Men At Work : Overkill 02. Little River Band : The Night Owl 03. Goanna : Solid Rock 04 Oz For Africa Link Out 05. Ultravox : Reap The Wild Wind 06. Ultravox : Dancing With Tears In My eyes 07. Ultravox : One Small Day 08. Ultravox : Vienna 09. BBC Intermission 10. Spandau Ballet : Stage Introduction 11. Spandau Ballet : Only When You Leave 12. Spandau Ballet : Virgin 13. Spandau Ballet : True 14. BBC Intermission 15. Bill Graham Introducing Jack Nicholson at JFK 16. Jack Nicholson Introducing Joan Baez 17. Joan Baez : Introduction Speech 18. Joan Baez : Amazing Grace 19. Joan Baez : We Are The World 20. BBC Intermission 21. Elvis Costello : Stage Introduction 22. Elvis Costello : All You Need Is Love Disc 3 (71:16) 01. BBC Intermission 02. Austria Introduction 03. Austria Fur Afrika Warum 04. Chase & Piscopo : Stage Introduction 05. The Hooters : Stage Intrduction 06. The Hooters : And We Danced 07. The Hooters : All You Zombies 08. The Hooters : Stage Outro 09. BBC Intermission 10. Nik Kershaw : Stage Introduction 11. Nik kershaw : Wide Boy 12. Nik kershaw : Don Quixote 13. Nik Kershaw : The Riddle 14. Nik Kershaw : Wouldn’t It Be Good 15. The Four Tops : Shake Me, Wake Me (When It’s Over) 16. The Four Tops : Bernadette 17. The Four Tops : It’s The Same Old Song 18. The Four Tops : Reach Out I’ll Be There 19. The Four Tops : I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) 20 Holland Link Up 21. Holland Introduction 22. B.B. King : When It All Comes Down (ending) 23. B.B. King : Why I Sing The Blues 24. B.B. King : Don’t Answer The Door 25. B.B. King : Rock Me Baby 26. ABC Intermission 27. Billy Ocean : Caribbean Queen 28. Billy Ocean : Loverboy 29. ABC Intermission Disc 4 (75:18) 01. BBC Intermission 02. Sade : Why Can’t We Live Together 03. Sade : Your Love Is King 04. Sade : Is It A Crime 05. ABC Intermission 06. Black Sabbath : Children Of The Grave 07. Black Sabbath : Iron Man 08. Black Sabbath : Paranoid 09. ABC & BBC Intermission 10. Yugoslavia Introduction 11. YU Rock Misija : For A Million Years 12. BBC Intermission 13. Run DMC : Jam Master Jay 14. BBC Intermission 15. Noel Edmonds : Stage Introduction 16. Sting & Phil Collins : Stage Introduction 17. Sting : Roxanne 18. Sting : Driven To Tears 19 Phil Collins: Against All Odds 20. Sting: Message In A Bottle 21. Phil Collins: In The Air Tonight 22. Phil Collins & Sting: Long Long Way To Go 23. Phil Collins & Sting: Every Breath You Take 24. BBC Intermission Disc 5 (75:12) 01. Rick Springfield : Stage Introduction 02. Rick Springfield : Love Somebody 03. Rick Springfield : State Of The Heart 04. Rick Springfield : Human Touch 05. REO Speedwagon : Kevin Kronin Interview 06. REO Speedwagon : Can’t Fight This Feeling 07. REO Speedwagon : Roll With The Changes 08. ABC & BBC Intermission 09. Howard Jones : Stage Introduction 10. Howard Jones : Hide And Seek 11. BBC Intermission 12. Autograph : Golovokruzhenie 13. Autograph : Hello From the Soviet Union 14. Autograph : Nam nuzhen mir 15. BBC Intermission 16. Bryan Ferry : Stage Introduction 17. Bryan Ferry : Sensation 18. Bryan ferry : Boys and Girls 19. Bryan Ferry : Slave To Love 20. Bryan Ferry : Jealous Guy 21. BBC and ABC Intermission 22. Crosby Stills & Nash : Southern Cross 23. Crosby Stills & Nash : Teach Your Children 24. Crosby Stills & Nash : Suite Judy Blue Eyes STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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