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(9-23-71), Tokyo, Japan, Nippon Budokan (Budokan Hall)

Remastered Audience Recording,(Recording Source One)

"Front Row",(Tarantura), Trader CD-R, EAC, Secure Mode, Accurate Stream, No Disable Cache > WAV > Remaster


This is a group/personal project by that rag tag band of misfits The 7th Son, Joel, Porgie,and Acapulco Gold

We hope that anyone who picks this up will enjoy the work we've done,and we hope that you'll pass it along, and share it with others, or just pass, the choice is yours.

This is not meant to be a "definitive" recording.

Cheers and thanks go out to:

- The taper for taping and sharing with everyone, if you're out there, and you happen to pick this up, we hope that you'll enjoy what we've done.

- My friend who hooked me up with this version.

Dedicated to Goro Itoi,thanks for getting the crowd warmed up.

Disc One:

1) Introduction By Goro Itoi
2) Immigrant Song
3) Heartbreaker
4) Since I've Been Loving You
5) Black Dog ( Has A Tape Cut After Song Finishes)
6) Dazed And Confused ( Has A Tape Cut After Song Finishes)
7) Stairway To Heaven
8) Celebration Day

Disc Two:

1) Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
2) That's The Way
3) Going To California ( Has A Tape Cut After The Song Finishes)
4) What Is And What Should Never Be
5) Moby Dick
6) Whole Lotta Love (Medley) (Has A Tape Cut At Beginning Of Song, And At Beginning Of "Hello Marylou")
Includes:
- Boogie Chillen
- Hello Marylou
- Mess O' The Blues
- I'm A Man/I'm Your Man
- Tobacco Road
- Good Times,Bad Times
- How Many More Times
- The Hunter
- Good Evening (Announcement/Break In song)
- You Shook Me

7) Communication Breakdown (Cut,Incomplete Song)

Enjoy!

Please Do Not Convert To Lossy Formats
Please Do Not Sell
Please Share With Others

My Notes:

This is strictly a remaster of the 1st tape source,no patches to complete tracks or plantations have been added.

I know that whenever my friends and I have put together a project for the community,we like to make a project as complete as possible, but there is a reason why we've remastered and posted the first tape source on it's own.
It's quite a long and detailed story though, so I'll spare everyone the details, and just post my notes about this recording.

I've always liked the "Front Row" source, it may be a little muddy in some places,and the boot labels have amplified it a little too hot, but there are moments in the recording that really shine, like "Stairway To Heaven",the acoustic set, and "Whole Lotta Love" (Especially when the band gets into "Tobacco Road").

What we've done to this recording:

- We've reduced the "Hotness" of the recording, and have tried to make it sound easier on the ears.
- We've tried to balance the instruments and the acoustics as much as possible.
- We've reduced as much tape hiss as possible.
- We've tried to bring out things that were buried in the recording (crowd cheers,clapping,commentary).

We hope everyone will enjoy what we've done.

Cheers.