RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS / LIVE IN JAPAN COMPILATION PRO-SHOT (1DVD)

2000/01/09 Budokan Tokyo Japan
01.Intro
02.Around The World 01.50.23
03.Give It Away 06.47.08
04.Tiny Dancer 11.53.06
05.Scar Tissue 13.05.26
06.Suck My Kiss 16.44.06
07.If You Have To Ask 20.54.29
08.Otherside 27.30.14
09.Blackeyed Blonde 31.46.14
10.I Could Have Lied 34.35.03
11.Organic Anti-Beat Box Band 38.50.10
12.I Like Dirt 42.58.00
13.Californication 47.12.07
14.My Lovely Man 53.13.04
15.Right On Time 59.49.22
16.Under The Bridge 01.03.09.04
17.Me And My Friends 01.07.36.10
18.Audience 01.10.33.18
19.Sir Psycho Sexy 01.14.01.18
20.Fire 01.21.47.10
21.Outro 01.25.22.22

1990/01/26 Club Citta Kawasaki Knagawa Japan
22.Intro
23.Out In L.A.
24.Backwoods
25.Dr. Funkenstein
26.Funky Crime
27.Stone Cold Bush
28.Standing Of The Verge Of Getting It On
29.Organics Anti-Beat Box Band
30.Anarchy In The U.K.
31. Subway To Venus
32. Green Heaven
33. Police Helicopter / Pretty Little Ditty
34. Hollywood (Africa)
35. Knock Me Down
36. F.U.
37. Special Secret Song Inside
38. Magic Johnson
39. Nobody Weird Like Me
40. Sexy Mexican
41. Crosstown Traffic
42. Mommy, Where's Daddy
43. Me & My Friends

BONUS TRACK
NBC Night Music 1989
44. Subway To Venus
45. Sexy Mexican Maid

Red Hot Chili Peppers, live footage from their January 9, 2000 concert at the Nippon Budokan, recorded in high-definition, uncut, and unedited master footage from before its broadcast, on a limited-edition DVD.

John Frusciante's legendary, electrifying live performances during his tour of Japan for the comeback album "Californication" are now a legend.

This release includes the complete recordings of three songs that were inexplicably cut from the broadcast: "Tiny Dancer," "Otherside," and "Californication." It also features professionally shot footage of his first performance in Japan on January 26, 1990, at Club Citta Kawasaki.

The performances primarily focus on funky tracks from the album "Mothers Milk," which featured John and Chad.

Bonus tracks include a collaboration with David Sanborn from the 1989 NBC Night Music television broadcast.