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Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert
Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert
Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert

Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert

Product ID : 16170729
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Galleon Product ID 16170729
UPC / ISBN 741491371063
Shipping Weight 1.19 lbs
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About Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert

Amazon.com Originally released as a 10-track live album in the late 1970s when live albums were all the rage, At Budokan neatly summed up this oddball power-pop/hard rock band with the added ferocity a live show brings. Tracks such as "Hello There," "Surrender," "I Want You to Want Me," and Fats Domino's "Ain't That a Shame" were infused with a power their studio versions only hint at. Twenty years after the original concert in April 1978, the classic live album has been expanded to include nine additional tracks that make this a must-have for fans of the original. --Rob O'Connor Product Description Epic/Legacy presents the 20th anniversary deluxe 2-CD set of this 4X-platinum concert classic, digitally remastered and in its entirety for the 1st time! In the original set order, this release contains the original LP, plus 9 newly mixed rock classics. CD-ROM material includes band interview, photos, live Budokan performance footage and more. Package includes never-before seen photos, in-depth liner notes and other enhancements. Cheap Trick tour coming to your town soon! Review This collection, commemorating the 20th anniversary of the venerable popsmiths' commercial arrival, sets the record straight ... in correct sequence, with digitally remastered ... audience shrieks.... [O]ne of rock's crucial live documents just got a little livelier. -- Entertainment Weekly