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The Beatles

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Recorded at the legendary Budokan, June 30, 1966. Analog LP, limited color vinyl edition. Yesterday, Paperback Writer. Hot new songs from that time are back! Remastered Eternal Grooves, which was sold out on CD. The Beatles' miracle Japan concert in 1966 is now available in the rich sound quality of the analog LPs. This is the miracle concert at the iconic Budokan over 50 years ago, when long hair and electric guitars were not allowed! The Beatles phenomenon that shook the whole of Japan in the midst of a high alert situation! Everyone has probably seen the Beatles perform at the Budokan at least once. In fact, five shows were held, and only two were recorded. The first performance, on June 30, 1966, was recorded and was scheduled to be broadcast on TV the following night, July 1, but the microphone stand was unstable, etc. Although the cause is not known, manager Brian Epstein requested a re-recording.The noon session on July 1 (from 2:00 p.m.) was hastily recorded in time for the TV broadcast at 9:00 p.m. The result was that Japanese fans were lucky to have two live recordings. After EH Eric's introduction, the four members appeared on a special stage. After the introduction of EH Eric, the four members appeared on the special stage, and John shouted out "Rock and Roll Music". It was also the tour after the release of the album "Rubber Soul," and it is very precious now that "Paperback Writer" and "Lonesome That Guy" were performed as new songs at that time. You must also hear the eternal standard "Yesterday" with rare electric guitar accompaniment. act1 The first day show on June 30, when the microphone stand becomes unstable, the instruments are tuned a semitone lower and the sound is heavier. The sound impression is different from that of the July 1 show, which was played in regular tuning. The Beatles retired from live performances after the San Francisco concert on August 29, just two months later. Looking back on this concert, it could only have been realized at this time. Enjoy this legendary Budokan concert in the warm and core sound quality unique to analog.Here comes the must-have analog record for all Beatles fans. The cover features the famous Budokan stage photo by Robert Whitaker, the photographer who accompanied the band on their Japan tour. High-quality Japanese pressing of the analog LP from Eternal Grooves is now available! The jacket is licensed by the Japan Copyright Association, JASRAC.