June 5th, 1977 - Tokyo, Japan
Kōsei Nenkin Kaikan
[ concert info ]Available recordings:
| Recorded by: | ? |
|---|---|
| Running time: | Approx. 4 min. |
| Source: | Soundboard recording |
| Quality: | Excellent + |
| Lineage: | “Live In Japan” album |
Track list:
- California Paradise
Description:
The whole concert was professionally recorded for the upcoming Live In Japan album release, but actually the album was meant to be a compilation of three Tokyo concerts and only California Paradise, an introduction of I Wanna Be Where The Boys Are, and some speeches between the songs used on the album are from this night. See Live In Japan analysis for more details.
| Recorded by: | “Mr. Peach” |
|---|---|
| Running time: | Approx. 86 min. |
| Source: | Audience recording |
| Quality: | Excellent + |
| Lineage: | “Queens Of Noise In Japan” bootleg CD |
Track list:
- Queens Of Noise
- California Paradise
- Is It Day Or Night?
- Take It Or Leave It
- All Right You Guys
- Don't Abuse Me
- Blackmail
- Wild Thing
- Gettin' Hot
- Rock And Roll
- You Drive Me Wild
- Neon Angels On The Road To Ruin
- Heartbeat
- Johnny Guitar
- I Wanna Be Where The Boys Are
- Cherry Bomb
- I Love Playin' With Fire
- American Nights
- Secrets
- C'mon
Description:
One of the best-sounding audience recordings, along with the one from the next night. It was recorded by a man known in collector's circles as “Mr. Peach”. He recorded more than 300 concerts in Japan in the '70s and '80s, and later sold his tapes to various bootleg labels. The recording captures a complete concert.
| Recorded by: | Fuji television |
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| Running time: | Approx. 10 min. |
| Source: | Pro-shot footage |
| Quality: | Good |
| Lineage: | ? |
Screenshots:
Track list:
- Queens Of Noise [cut]
- American Nights [cut]
- Johnny Guitar [cut]
- Cherry Bomb
Description:
A short footage filmed with one camera very close to the stage was shown during the interview filmed backstage shortly after the show on a program called Star's 1001 Nights (スター千一夜) on Fuji television. As you can see, the screenshots above come from a very compressed copy of a high-generation VHS, but it's the best copy floating around for now.