The Dead Daisies / Live & Louder World Tour 2017 Shibuya Club Quattro (2CDR)

CD01:
01. Starting BGM (Mashup intro: "Whole Lotta Love" > "War Pigs")
02. Long Way to Go
03. Mexico
04. Make Some Noise
05. Song and a Prayer
06. Fortunate Son
07. We All Fall Down
08. Tokyo Blues
09. Lock 'n' Load
10. Guitar Solo
11. Last Time I Saw the Sun
12. Drum Solo
13. Join Together
14. Intro.
15. All the Same
16. With You and I

CD02:
17. Band Introductions
18. Mainline
19. Helter Skelter
20. We're an American Band
21. Midnight Moses
22. Encore Break
-(Encore)-
23. Highway Star
24. Closing MC > End BGM

-(Bonus track: Rock Hard Festival, Germany – June 2, 2017)-
25. Join Together
26. Drum Solo
27. With You and I
28. Mainline
29. Helter Skelter
30. We're an American Band
31. Midnight Moses

Lineup:
Marco Mendoza - Bass
Brian Tichy - Drums
John Corabi - Lead Vocals
Doug Aldrich - Guitar
David Lowy - Guitar

This release features a live performance by The Dead Daisies in Japan, recorded on July 5, 2017, at Shibuya Club Quattro in Tokyo. Following the successful release of their studio album *Make Some Noise*, the band found themselves in high demand for festival appearances worldwide throughout 2017. This visit to Japan—which included a two-date headline tour (in Tokyo and Osaka) and followed their appearance at the previous year’s Loud Park festival—took place at a time when their popularity in Japan was firmly taking root; tickets for these shows sold out immediately upon release. The performance captured here is exceptionally high-energy, with guitarist Doug Aldrich in top form, delivering a stellar performance. As a bonus, the release includes seven tracks—sourced from a soundboard (SBD) recording—from the band’s set at the *Rock Hard Festival* in Germany, which took place in June, just before their Japan tour. Although the main concert recording is an audience (AUD) source, it is of high quality; thanks to an excellent recording position, it offers a well-balanced sound with a great sense of directness and spatial depth. Despite being recorded in a live venue, the audio remains stable and high-fidelity, entirely free from any intrusive audience noise.