Description
From the second Japan tour accompanying "A Night At The Opera" in 1976, the Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium performance on March 23, the second day of the tour, was recorded with a top-level audience recording. Although it is recorded from the opening, Disc 2 only includes the beginning of Liar, and the second half of the show is undelivered, but it is recorded in the first master quality, and the sound quality is so amazing that it cannot be compared to the same sound source circulating among traders, and it will surprise enthusiasts.
This is the first appearance as a live CD, and with a high-grade sound that cuts into the top of the 1976 Japan tour, you can enjoy the dramatic live performance of Queen's charm at full throttle at this time. This is a very excellent recording take with wonderful sound freshness and rich mid-low tones. The tight and clear sound image reproduces the delicate and dramatic sound drama of White Queen with a tasteful tone.
Freddie's original singing in Flick Of The Wrist is also great. The sound quality has improved steadily, and since Bohemian Rhapsody, it has been recorded with the best sound quality of the 1976 Japan tour, which is not an exaggeration to say is broadcast level.
Brighton Rock, the 7-minute guitar solo, Son and Daughter, etc. have an extraordinary sound quality and are full of power. Since it is the beginning of the tour, Freddie's throat is in good condition, and he gives a good vocal performance for the 1976 Japan tour. A nice bonus track is a valuable radio interview recorded in Japan at that time, for two programs, 18 minutes.