SKID ROW / BECOME A SLAVE OF PASSION (3CDR)

Produced by SEE NO EVILS
LIVE IN JAPAN 1991&1992

DISC:1
01: Fight For Your Right (Intro S.E)
02: Slave To The Grind
03: Big Guns
04: Makin' A Mess
05: 18 & Life
06: Phycho Therapy (RAMONES)
07: C'mon And Love Me (KISS)
08: Piece Of Me
09: Rob Affuso Drum Solo
10: Riot Act
11: Wasted Time Intro
12: Wasted Time
13: Phycho Love
14: Tornade / Mudkicker
15: Get The Fuck Out
16: Monkey Business

DISC:2
01: Delvering The Goods (JUDAS PRIEST)
02: What You're Doing (RUSH)
03: I Remember You
04: Youth Gone Wild
Recorded Live At Yokohama Bunka-Taiikukan, Yokohama, Japan on Oct 2,1992
(first show of japan tour in 1992)

05: Fight For Your Right (Intro S.E)
06: Slave To The Grind
07: Big Guns
08: Here I Am
09: Makin' A Mess
10: 18 & Life
11: Piece Of Me
12: Rob Affuso Drum Solo
13: Sweet Little Sister
14: Phycho Therapy (RAMONES)
15: Wasted Time Intro
16: Wasted Time

DISC:3
01: Phycho Love
02: Tornade / Mudkicker
03: Qiucksand Jesus
04: Get The Fuck Out
05: Monkey Business
06: Riot Act
07: Threat
08: Train Kept A Rollin' (THE YARDBIRDS)
09: I Remember You
10: Youth Gone Wild
Recorded Live At Miyagi Kenmin-Kaikan, Miyagi, Japan on Oct 15, 1991
(Last show of Japan tour in 1991)

11: Jam / Livin' On A Prayer
12: Holidays In The Sun (SEX PISTOLS)
Recorded Live At Nagoya Shimin-Hall, Nagoya, Japan on Oct 3, 1992

Previously unreleased recordings from the peak of Skid Row's Japanese tour, a representative, handsome, and charismatic rock band of the 90s.

This recording captures their final performance in Miyagi, Sendai, from their 1991 Japan tour, following the number one debut of their album "Slave to the Grind" on the Billboard charts, captured by a superb audience.

The following year, 1992, saw the band's triumphant return to Japan with the mini-album "B-SIDE OURSELVES," a collection of B-side covers. This release captures the first show of that tour at the Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium, featuring a superb audience recording.

While the tour content is the same, it incorporates covers of Judas Priest, Rush, KISS, Sex Pistols, and others, resulting in a more radical, more spectacular, and more mature performance.

With the upcoming Japan tour of Sebastian Bach, the charismatic rock star who still reigns supreme on the stage, generating much buzz, this release is not to be missed.