CHICAGO - LIVE IN JAPAN 1972 50TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTOR'S EDITION 2CD / DVD [LIVE LEGEND]

Chicago 1972 Budokan Live 2 CD & DVD latest definitive edition appeared!
The 50th Anniversary Special Collector's Edition where the historical
record of the time when the climax was captured is revived with the first
stereo remastered sound source and newly excavated video! !!
[Limited arrival of the latest items from overseas direct import press
boards]
CHICAGO
/ LIVE IN JAPAN 1972
=COMPLETE LIVE AT BUDOKAN=
2CD&DVD
: ５０TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTOR'S EDITION
[2CD+1DVD] LIVELEGEND LLA005CD1/2DVD1
★ The 1972 Budokan performance debuted with a 4-track stereo
remastered sound source!
Several unrecorded songs centered on the sound board soun★
d source are complemented with the highest quality audience re
cording sound source, and all the concert songs are completely
reproduced with the best and longest original editing!
The legendary TV broadcast Budokan performance is complet★
ely recorded with remastered video and original editing with 3 ty
pes of sound source selection!
Completely edited archive film video first appearance!★
Formed in the latter half of the 1960s, Chicago recorded numerous hits including
the number one in the United States from the 1970s to the 1980s, changed its m
usicality with the times, and continued its activities while repeating member chan
ges. Since its debut, it has been attracting attention as a representative of the bra
ss rock band that has a horn section, and as a cutting-edge rock band that is diff
erent from the later 80's AOR line, such as political message and advanced playi
ng ability of jazz and progressive development. It became popular in Japan, and i
n 1971, it made its first visit to Japan ahead of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Due
to its popularity and popularity, he returned to Japan in June 1972. The official al
bum "Live in Japan", which was released only in Japan at that time, was released
and the performance in Japan was recorded in 1972, but the live album was edit
ed for 3 days of the performance in Osaka. .. On the other hand, what was broad
cast on TV at that time was the Budokan concert on June 8th, which completely r
ecorded the Tokyo performance, which is different from the official Osaka perfor
mance. Many new songs from the new "Chicago V", which was not released at th
is time, including "Saturday in the Park" and "Dialog (Parts 1 & 2)", which later be
came the biggest hit singles at that time, were unveiled for the first time. The won
derfulness of the performance in Japan, which reached the peak of the band in th
e 70's, can be re-recognized by the sound and video of this performance in Toky
o, which is different from the performance in Osaka. The CD contains a sound bo
ard sound source that is different from the video source broadcast on TV, and so
me unrecorded songs are complemented with audience recording sound sources
to completely reproduce the concert of the day. Convert the monaural sound sour
ce at that time to a 4-track stereo master by the latest sound source analysis. Not
only the sound board but also the audience recording part has become clearer a
nd the instruments have been separated, so the performance has been reborn as
the latest stereo remastered sound source that can be heard more realistically. A
nd on the DVD, a 90-minute pro-shot video of the Budokan performance that was
broadcast on TV at that time and a 24-minute archive film video edited completel
y separately are recorded. Although not all the songs in the concert, it is a valuab
le documentary of the Budokan performance that revives the excitement and exci
tement of the time. The 90-minute version of the TV broadcast has undergone im
age restoration such as color tone correction as a video remaster, and audio is al
so recorded with three types of audio options. In addition to the latest 4-track ster
eo master similar to a CD, a video sound source that was a pseudo-stereo and a
TV broadcast original mono sound source at that time can be listened to and com
pared by select playback. The archive film video is an excavated video that was
once broadcast on a local station and was stored in the store. Not only does the
90-minute TV broadcast version include songs that were not recorded, but the vi
deo itself is not degraded and duplicated. All the songs I play are must-see altern
ate versions with different angles and edits. In addition to the latest 4-track stereo
master, this sound also includes an original mono sound source that is faithful to
the master, although it is difficult to hear in terms of sound quality. Both are DVD
collections of old fans' tears that have been restored with the latest remastering o
f existing images. Chicago 1972 Japan Tour, one of the rock legends of the 70's!
2CD & DVD Special Collector's Edition to be delivered in commemoration of the
50th anniversary This is the latest work in the featured series! !!
CD1
1. CONCERT OPENING
2. INTRODUCTION
3. BEGINNINGS
4. NOW THAT YOU'VE GONE*
5. MOTHER
6. STATE OF THE UNION
7. LOWDOWN
BALLET FOR A GIRL IN BUCHANNON (MEDLEY)
8. MAKE ME SMILE
9. SO MUCH TO SAY, SO MUCH TO GIVE*
10. ANXIETY'S MOMENT*
11. WEST VIRGINIA FANTASIES*
12. COLOUR MY WORLD*
13. TO BE FREE*
14. NOW MORE THAN EVER
CD2
1. DIALOGUE (PART I&II)
2. FANCY COLOURS
3. SATURDAY IN THE PARK
4. A SONG FOR RICHARD AND HIS FRIENDS
5. ALL IS WELL*
6. A HIT BY VARESE*
7. FREE FORM PIANO*
8. DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOWS WHAT TIME IT IS?
9. QUESTIONS 67&68
10. 25 OR 6 TO 4
11. I'M A MAN
12. FREE
Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan June 8th 1972
Soundboard 4 Track Stereo Remix and Remasters 2022
* inc. Stereo Audience Recording Remaster
DVD VIDEO
LIVE IN JAPAN 1972 VIDEO COLLECTION
LIVE AT BUDOKAN, TOKYO - JUNE 8TH 1972
: TV BROADCAST REMASTERS
INTRODUCTION
BEGINNINGS
MOTHER
STATE OF THE UNION
MAKE ME SMILE
LOWDOWN
NOW MORE THAN EVER
DIALOGUE (PART I&II)
FANCY COLOURS
SATURDAY IN THE PARK
A SONG FOR RICHARD AND HIS FRIENDS
DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOWS WHAT TIME IT IS?
QUESTIONS 67&68
25 OR 6 TO 4
I'M A MAN
FREE
Audio Option : 1 = 4Track Stereo Remix and Remasters
2 = Duophonic Stereo Video Master 3 = Original TV Broadcast Mono Master
LIVE AT BUDOKAN, TOKYO - JUNE 8TH 1972
: ARCHIVE FILM VERSION (ALTERNATE EDIT)
QUESTIONS 67&68
DIALOGUE (PART I&II)
DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOWS WHAT TIME IT IS?
(FREE FORM PIANO)
DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOWS WHAT TIME IT IS?
25 OR 6 TO 4
Audio Option : 1 = 4Track Stereo Remix and Remasters
2 = Archive Film Mono Master
DVD video NTSC 16:9 (4:3) Linear PCM stereo time approx. 90+24min.
Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals
Peter Cetera - bass, vocals
Terry Kath - guitar, vocals
James Pankow - trombone, percussion
Lee Loughnane - trumpet, percussio, vocals
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds, percussion, vocals
Daniel Seraphine - drums