Bob Dylan - The Complete Budokan 1978 -Japan 8 LP Vnyl Record+ Memorabilia + Photobook + booklet Limited Edition

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Bob Dylan

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A special program for the 45th anniversary of his first visit to Japan, Japan's world-class musical heritage.

Bob Dylan's first concert in Japan was held from February to March 1978, and an album titled "Budokan" was released in November, which was later officially released worldwide. The two days were recorded on February 28 and March 1, but the master tapes were discovered in 2007.
After long negotiations for the release of the album, 45 years after the first visit to Japan, the people involved at that time gathered again, with Mr. Heckel Kanno, who planned "Budokan" in 1978, as the overall supervisor, the engineer who recorded the album at that time did 2023 remixes from 24ch multi-tapes, and the artwork was done by the same designer as at that time, and the album was commercialized as a Japan-led project. The complete live recordings of the two days are recorded on 8 previously unreleased LPs of 36 tracks.
The album includes tickets, pamphlets, posters, flyers, and other memorabilia from the band's first visit to Japan. A 60-page color photo book featuring live photos from the airport, press conferences, and Japan shows, off-shoots, liners, and more. A Japanese booklet containing commentary, testimonies and secret stories from those involved, and lyrics and bilingual translation. This is a limited edition LP size boxed set. This rare reissue project in the history of Japanese Western music will also be released worldwide.