Jeff Beck is a special man born to play the guitar!
A limited box set that includes the Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka performances of the first performance in Japan in 1973! Mr. T-Tack, the legendary taper who has performed in Japan many times, provided us with a valuable tape this time as well.
Past works such as Zep Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto 1972, Tokyo 1972, Osaka 1972, Pink Floyd's Hakone, etc. are amazing masters.
This time too, we were kindly lent the master cassette of the Budokan performance on the first day, and it was digitized at a famous studio. First, we heat-treated the master cassette and digitized it in high resolution using a perfect system. Master the digital file and turn it into a CD. Complete recording with high quality sound! The live performance from 50 years ago will now be revived.
The sound quality was also improved with the latest digital mastering on the first day of the Nagoya and Osaka performances. I'm especially happy that the cut from "Superstition" in the Nagoya performance was eliminated. (Unfortunately, we were unable to find the sound source for the second and final day of the tour in Osaka.)
A valuable photo was also provided and used on the box cover and numbering card. Please pay attention to the extremely rare photos that will be shown for the first time in Japan. This rare stage shot and the backs of the three people sitting at the counter are the best off-shots! Posters and flyers from the time were also provided, which were incorporated into the design, and replicas are also included. At that time, it was still called the "Jeff Beck Group."
A limited box set that includes the Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka performances of the first performance in Japan in 1973! Mr. T-Tack, the legendary taper who has performed in Japan many times, provided us with a valuable tape this time as well.
Past works such as Zep Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto 1972, Tokyo 1972, Osaka 1972, Pink Floyd's Hakone, etc. are amazing masters.
This time too, we were kindly lent the master cassette of the Budokan performance on the first day, and it was digitized at a famous studio. First, we heat-treated the master cassette and digitized it in high resolution using a perfect system. Master the digital file and turn it into a CD. Complete recording with high quality sound! The live performance from 50 years ago will now be revived.
The sound quality was also improved with the latest digital mastering on the first day of the Nagoya and Osaka performances. I'm especially happy that the cut from "Superstition" in the Nagoya performance was eliminated. (Unfortunately, we were unable to find the sound source for the second and final day of the tour in Osaka.)
A valuable photo was also provided and used on the box cover and numbering card. Please pay attention to the extremely rare photos that will be shown for the first time in Japan. This rare stage shot and the backs of the three people sitting at the counter are the best off-shots! Posters and flyers from the time were also provided, which were incorporated into the design, and replicas are also included. At that time, it was still called the "Jeff Beck Group."