Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds / The Heat (2CDR)

◆Tokyo Dome City Hall, Tokyo, Japan 16th January 2012
(Disc 1)
01. intro (If I Had A Gun...)
02. (It's Good) To Be Free
03. Mucky Fingers
04. Everybody's On The Run
05. Dream On
06. If I Had A Gun...
07. The Good Rebel
08. The Death Of You And Me
09. Freaky Teeth
10. Wonderwall
11. Supersonic
12. (I Wanna Live In A Dream In My) Record Machine

(Disc 2)
01.band introduction
02. AKA... What A Life!
03. Talk Tonight
04. Soldier Boys And Jesus Freaks
05. AKA... Broken Arrow
06. Half The World Away
07. (Stranded On) The Wrong Beach
encore;
08. Whatever
09. Little By Little
10. The Importance Of Being Idle
11. Don't Look Back In Anger

◇Personnel;
Noel Gallagher (vocals, guitar)
Jeremy Stacey (drums)
Russell Pritchard (bass)
Mike Rowe (keyboards)
Tim Smith (guitar)

This is the complete first night of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' Japan tour, held early in the new year. This exceptionally high-quality audience recording features 24-bit digital remastering of the original master from the familiar XAVEL label, delivering exceptional sound quality and a moving recording that directly conveys the excitement of the arena. Both of the immediately sold-out shows in Japan will also be released on limited-edition CDs from the XAVEL label. This pre-release CDR title, however, uses a different original master source. In contrast to the aforementioned press title, which boasts extraordinary sound proximity and separation unmatched by audience recordings, this title delivers a superb live sound with thick bass reverberating throughout the body, delivering a powerful, immersive sound that can be described as the "highest peak of audience recordings," directly conveying the heat of the arena on the day. Enjoy this exceptional recording, the quintessence of the XAVEL label, which released numerous acclaimed recordings on their 2009 Japan tour. Needless to say, the performance itself is also excellent. The tour's standard setlist, featuring a well-balanced mix of new songs and OASIS classics, now includes the Japan-exclusive addition of "Whatever," further enhancing the value of this performance.