The Beatles - Shea Stadium 1965 [Limited Release] - Japan LP Record

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The Beatles' largest outdoor concert in history, long-awaited LP release! The Beatles' legendary outdoor concert at Shay Stadium in the 70's. The long-awaited LP release! Includes Japanese liner commentary [Limited First Edition] 150g Analog LP The Beatles' legendary outdoor concert at Shady Stadium in 1965, which is familiar to old fans as a film concert was held in Japan in the 70's. The live sound was later re-recorded and dubbed in the studio. The live sound that could be heard there was later re-recorded and dubbed in the studio, and was heavily modified. This LP contains the unedited "real live sound". This is the long-awaited release of the world's first analog LP. The North American tour in the summer of 1965 was an unprecedented stadium tour. The first day of the tour, Shay Stadium, was filled with 56,000 people's charming voices. This massive concert, which everyone experienced for the first time, was recorded as a video work, but the crowd was even louder than expected, and due to the inadequacies of the recording equipment at the time, there was some confusion in adjusting the balance of vocals and musical instruments.Ringo's singing of "Act Naturally" had a faulty vocal microphone on the drums, resulting in questionable pitch, and it was deemed at the time that the performance could not be released as is. Therefore, in January of the following year, the band attempted to re-record the performance at a studio in London to match the video, and after much trial and error, a video version of the Shay Stadium Live was completed. This was the "broadcast soundtrack" that could be heard at the film concerts of the time. However, when we listen to it today, the unaltered sound quality is remarkably clearer and the performances are more energetic than those that have been dubbed or otherwise modified. This is the true live performance of August 15, 1965, which can never be reproduced again. The tension in the sound of the strings being plucked and tuned was palpable. The pitch of John and Paul's vocals, which were a little off, but full of passion, were so realistic that you could feel their excitement at seeing a packed house. George's guitar runs at full speed, and Ringo's beat ignites the band. I assure you, this stage is the true Beatles live. The furious intro of "Twist & Shout" starts off with great energy. The wild groove of "I Feel Fine".The performances of "She's a Woman," which was left out of the broadcast version, and "Everybody's a Good Girl," sung by George, are also excellent. Indeed, the volume imbalance in some songs, such as John's voice getting louder and Paul's bass getting quieter, is nothing to be concerned about. The band's ability to adapt to the situation, which they have developed through their club performances in Hamburg, is evident in the way they perform. Only on "Help! was re-recorded in a studio in London with the tempo adjusted while watching a video film, because the vocals were completely lost. The Beatles performed 12 songs at Shay Stadium. A 33-minute live performance that should be remembered forever in music history. This rare live performance is now available on analog LP record. Includes detailed liner notes in Japanese. The Beatles' live performance at Shay Stadium is now available on vinyl LP with detailed Japanese liner notes.