QUEEN / UP FIELD TAPES BUDOKAN VOL.1 (4CDR)

Recorded Live at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, April 14, 1979

DISC 1
1. We Will Rock You (fast version)
2. Let Me Entertain You
3.Somebody to Love
4. If You Can't Beat Them
5. Death on Two Legs
6. Killer Queen
7. Bicycle Race
8. I'm in Love With My Car
9. Get Down, Make Love
10. You're My Best Friend
11. Now I'm Here
12. Don't Stop Me Now
13. Spread Your Wings

DISC 2
acoustic set
1. Dreamer's Ball
2. fade in - Love of My Life
3.'39
4. It's Late
5. Brighton Rock
6. Keep Yourself Alive
7. Bohemian Rhapsody
8. Tie Your Mother Down
encore:
9. Sheer Heart Attack
10. We Will Rock You
11. We Are the Champions

Recorded Live at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, April 23, 1979

DISC 3
1. We Will Rock You (fast version)
2. Let Me Entertain You
3.Somebody to Love
4. Fat Bottomed Girls
5. Death on Two Legs
6. Killer Queen
7. Bicycle Race
8. I'm in Love With My Car
9. Get Down, Make Love
10. You're My Best Friend
11. Now I'm Here
12. Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)
13. Don't Stop Me Now

DISC 4
acoustic set
1. Dreamer's Ball
2. Love of My Life
3.'39
4.It's Late
5. Brighton Rock
6. Keep Yourself Alive
7. Bohemian Rhapsody
8. Tie Your Mother Down
Encore
9. Sheer Heart Attack
10. We Will Rock You
11. We Are the Champions - God Save the Queen

This is an extremely rare title, remastered from newly discovered master tapes. This is the first time these completely unreleased master tapes have seen the light of day.

In 1979, as part of their acclaimed Jazz Tour, Queen embarked on their third tour of Japan. Of the 15 dates, five were held at the Budokan, and now, recordings from four of those performances have been discovered. These recordings are being released as "UP FIELD TAPES BUDOKAN," with two performances in each of two titles. Volume 1 contains the April 14th and April 23rd performances, and Volume 2 contains the April 24th and April 25th performances.

Furthermore, a replica of the ticket from that day, unearthed along with the audio, is also included.

While the audience recording is not of the highest quality, it is a valuable record of a rare performance in Japan by a band unparalleled in rock history, and its high historical significance is a major factor in its release. Audience recording enthusiasts will surely enjoy it.

*Disc 2's master recording had extremely poor sound quality, so much so that the tracks were barely discernible due to the noise. However, it was somehow unearthed and included through remastering. Disc 2 is included purely as valuable historical material and should be considered a bonus disc.