EAGLES / Tour 2011 Tokyo 2nd Night Live in Japan 2011 (3CDR)

◆Recorded Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 6th March 2011
Disc 1
-1st set-
01. 1st set opening
02. Seven Bridges Road
03. How Long
04. I Don't Want to Hear Anymore
05. Hotel California
06. Peaceful Easy Feeling
07. I Can't Tell You Why
08. Witchy Woman
09. Lyin' Eyes
10. The Boys Of Summer
11. In The City
12. The Long Run
13. 1st set ending

Disc 2
-2nd set-
01. 2nd set opening
02. No More Walks In The Wood
03. Waiting In The Weeds
04. No More Cloudy Days
05. Love Will Keep Us Alive
06. The Best Of My Love
07. Take It To The Limit
08. Long Road Out Of Eden
09.Walk Away
10. One Of These Nights

Disc 3
01. band introduction
02. Life's Been Good
03. Dirty Laundry
04. Funk #49
05. Heartache Tonight
06. Life In The Fast Lane
-encore-
07. Take It Easy
08. Rocky Mountain Way
09. Desperado
10. 2nd set ending

◇Personnel;
EAGLES; Glenn Frey (guitar, keyboards, vocals)
Don Henley (drums, percussion, guitar, vocals)
Joe Walsh (guitar, vocals) & Timothy B. Schmit (bass, vocals) with Steuart Smith (guitar, backing vocals)
Richard Davis (keyboards, percussion, backing vocals)
Will Hollis (keyboards, backing vocals)
Greg Smith (baritone saxophone)
Les Volitt (trumpet)
Chris Mostert (tenor saxophone)
Al Garth (alto saxophone, violin, percussion)
Scott Crago (drums, percussion) & Michael Thompson (keyboards, backing vocals)

This ultra-high-quality audience recording captures the second day of the Tokyo Dome concert on March 6th, the second of two consecutive days in Tokyo, from the tour in support of "Long Road Out Of Eden," marking the band's first Japan tour in seven years. Recorded in the center front block of the arena, the XAVEL label's original master recording has been digitally remastered in 24-bit for the ultimate sound quality! The sound quality is so incredible it's hard to believe it was recorded at the Tokyo Dome!
This definitive edition captures the final show of the band's 2011 Japan tour, which saw a total of four shows at domes in Osaka, Nagoya, and Tokyo, with powerful, realistic sound capturing the spectacular finale!
This tour was split into two parts, with the nearly three-hour performance covering not only new songs from the new album, but also classic hits from the past, making it a satisfying experience for fans. While there were no changes to the setlist for the two consecutive Tokyo shows, their ageless performances are a must-listen for fans on both days!