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Bad Company Bad Company/Aichi,Japan 2010 Complete
Bad Company Bad Company/Aichi,Japan 2010 Complete
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BAD COMPANY made its first visit to Japan in 35 years in 2010, and now an original recording has been unearthed that allows you to experience this miracle at its finest. The recording includes a performance at Zepp Nagoya on October 20, 2010. This is a superb audience recording that includes even their son, Steve Rogers, who played in front of the band. There are only 8 live performances in Japan in the history of the band. This is a good opportunity to look back the entire history of BAD COMPANY's visit to Japan by comparing it with our collection. 1975*March 3 "BUDOKAN 1975" 2010/October 18: Zepp Fukuoka*October 20: Zepp Nagoya ←★This work★/October 21: Namba hatch/October 23: Namba hatch/October 23: Zepp Nagoya Namba hatch・October 23: Hitomi Memorial Auditorium＊October 25: "COMPLETE FORUM NIGHTS 2010 (Tokyo)※October 26: "MR. MIDNIGHT (Tokyo)※Only representative works on each day. These are the 8 shows in total. The first visit to Japan in 1975 was only one night and can be enjoyed on the famous disc "BUDOKAN 1975". After that, Paul Rodgers came to Japan as a solo artist and as Queen, and finally came back for the second time 35 years later as BAD COMPANY. Thirteen years have passed since then, and it remains his last visit to Japan. This is a superb audience recording of this historic Japan tour. This is the original recording given to us by the recording artist himself, and it is intensely on and direct. It is an original recording given to us by the recording artist himself, and it is intensely on and direct. It is definitely an audience recording since it also sucks in the live cheers, but the zero-distance closeness, vivid and fine details, and superb separation (......) are all soundboard quality. (The Japan show was a single guitar performance without Mick Ralphs, so you can't get the same stereo feel of the twin, but that's about the extent of the difference.) What further enhances the soundboard feel is the strangely quiet surrounding cheers. Between songs, the audience cheered enthusiastically, but during the performance there was only a modest amount of hand-clapping. Of course, the live performance itself was exciting and the audience sang along to the choruses of the representative songs, but it seemed as if it was far away from the performance. It is an ideal live album that is vivid and realistic, yet the listening experience is like that of an official album. The best album of the 2010 show is the Matrix album "MR. MIDNIGHT" from the last day of the show, but in fact, this album has a different set and is a more intimate version of the official "Live at Wembley" album. Let's sort out the set, comparing it with the official work "LIVE AT WEMBLEY" as well. This film: BAD COMPANY: Can't Get Enough / Seagull / Movin' On / Bad Company / Ready For Love / Run With The Pack: Honey Child / Run With The Pack / Young Blood ( Dissolution Angel: Oh, Atlanta (★)/Gone, Gone, Gone/Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy/Others: Burnin' Sky/Mister Midnight (★)/Electricland/Feel Like Makin' Love/Shooting Star Love/Shooting Star *Note: Songs marked with "★" are songs that were not heard on the official Live at Wembley album. Note: Songs marked with "*" are songs that were not heard on the classic album "MR. Front row: Steve Rogers, Solo album: The River/Sunshine, Others: Freedom/Answers/Unknown/Fly Bird/Walk On ...... and so on. While "BAD COMPANY," "RUN WITH THE PACK," and "DESOLATION ANGELS" will be the core, the Greatest Hits will unfold with a full selection from all the albums of the Paul era. The unfamiliar song title "Mister Midnight" is a new song that was much talked about at the time, and although it remains unreleased 13 years later, the audience can enjoy this rare song in official quality. The stage of Paul's son Steve, who opened the show on that day, is included as a bonus track at the end of DISC 2. He played 7 songs including 2 songs from his solo album "STEVE RODGERS" released in 2009. He sings with a lustrous and nourishing voice much like his father's. As of 2023, Paul is trying to resume his solo career with "MIDNIGHT ROSE," but there is no sign of BAD COMPANY's revival. As of 2023, Paul is attempting to resume his solo career with "Midnight Rose", but there is no sign of a COMPANY resurgence, and a third time is unlikely. This is a superb audience recording of the band's return to Japan on October 20, 2010 at Zepp Nagoya, the first time in 35 years, and one that has gained more weight as time goes by. The original recording was given to us by the recording artist himself, and it is intensely on and direct. The zero-distance closeness, the vivid and detailed details, and the superb separation (......) are all soundboard quality, and it is as good as the official live recording "LIVE AT WEMBLEY". Zepp Nagoya, Nagoya, Japan 20th October 2010 ULTIMATE SOUND(from Original Masters) First appearance and super high quality sound! AUD Master Disc:1 (49:11) 1. Intro 2. Seagull 10. Gone, Gone, Gone 11. Mister Midnight 12. Electricland Disc:2 (62:12) 1. Feel Like Makin' Love 2. Shooting Star 3. Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy 4. On 5. Bad Company 6. Ready for Love Paul Rodgers - Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Harmonica Simon Kirke - Drums Howard Leese - Guitar Lynn Sorensen - Bass STEVE RODGERS 7. intro 8. freedom 9. answers 10. unknown 11. fly bird 12. walk on 13. the river 14. sunshine
