WHITESNAKE / HEART BEATING HEAVY Zepp Tokyo 2003 (2CDR)

WHITESNAKE –
HEART BEATING HEAVY (2CDR) SY0515
Live at ZEPP TOKYO, Tokyo, Japan – September 25, 2003

DISC ONE
01. INTRO (BURN)
02. BAD BOYS
03. SLIDE IT IN
04. SLOW AN’ EASY
05. LOVE AIN’T NO STRANGER
06. AIN’T NO LOVE IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
07. JUDGEMENT DAY
08. DOUG ALDRICH GUITAR SOLO
09. CRYING IN THE RAIN
10. TOMMY ALDRIDGE DRUM SOLO
11. CRYING IN THE RAIN

DISC TWO
01. BAND INTRO
02. IS THIS LOVE
03. FOOL FOR YOUR LOVING
04. GIVE ME ALL YOUR LOVE (inc. Marco & Reb solos)
05. HERE I GO AGAIN
-ENCORE-
06. SOLDIER OF FORTUNE (A cappella)
07. STILL OF THE NIGHT
08. OUTRO (WE WISH YOU WELL)

David Coverdale – Vocals
Doug Aldrich – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Reb Beach – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Marco Mendoza – Bass Guitar, Vocals
Tommy Aldridge – Drums
Timothy Drury – Keyboards

The first release! This set captures the complete Tokyo performance (the second of two nights) from the 2003 Japan tour of the revitalized Whitesnake—marking their return to the country after about six years. Sylph delivers this recording with superb audio quality that perfectly captures the power and immersive atmosphere of the show!
You can truly feel the sense of unity unique to a standing-room-only gig! While this tour celebrated the band's 25th anniversary, the setlist recreates the era of their massive 1987 hit album *Whitesnake* (often referred to as *Serpens Albus*), which sold over 10 million copies worldwide. Fans will love the sound, which vividly evokes the vibe of the 1987–1990 period! Beyond Devika's vibrant and magnificent vocals, Doug's playing—reminiscent of John Sykes in its fiery intensity—is nothing short of spectacular! It is also a delight to see Tommy Aldridge's drum solo still going strong. Performing in Japan for the final leg of the world tour, the band feels like a heavier, more powerful force than ever! I won't get into the nitty-gritty details... this is a must-have memento for any fan who attended the show! And for those who didn't, the performance by this reborn Whitesnake—now fully back in action—is an absolute must-hear!