U.K. Eddie Jobson / Four Decades Special Concert Premium UK Night (2CDR)

◆Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan 8th November 2013 (Friday)
(Disc 1)
[U.K.]
01. intro
02. In The Dead Of The Night
03. By The Light Of Day
04. Presto Vivace And Reprise
05. Thirty Years
06.Alaska
07. Time To Kill
08. Nevermore
09. Mental Medication
10. Drum Solo
Bonus Tracks;
Sound Check at Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan 8th November 2013 (Friday)
11. Time To Kill
12. Nevermore #1
13. Nevermore #2

(Disc 2)
[Danger Money]
01. Danger Money
02. Rendezvous 6.02
03. The Only Thing She Needs
04. Caesar's Palace Blues
05. Nothing To Lose
06. Carrying No Cross
Encore
07. Waiting for You
08. Night After Night
09. As Long As You Want Me Here
Bonus Track:
Sound Check at Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan, November 8, 2013 (Friday)
10. The Only Thing She Needs

◇Personnel:
Eddie Jobson (violin, keyboards, vocals)
John Wetton (bass, vocals)
Alex Machacek (guitar, keyboards)
Marco Minnemann (drums)

This special live performance by U.K. took place prior to the "Eddie Jobson 40th Anniversary Special Concert" on November 8, 2013. This highly anticipated project features a complete re-creation of U.K.'s two classic albums, "The Four Patriots" and "Danger Money," with the track order intact. This ultra-high-quality recording captures that special stage performance, combining Wildlife's original, ultra-high-quality audience master with the IEM source used by John Wetton onstage, in an exquisitely balanced mix!

This performance featured two classic albums performed in the exact order they were recorded. Disc 1 covers the entire performance, from "The Four Patriots" to the drum solo, while Disc 2 covers the entire performance, from "Danger Money" to the encore. After each disc, a bonus track is added, recording the sound check from the day from John's IEM source. This is also highly engaging content.

In recent years, the Wildlife label has released complete recordings of Eddie Jobson's Japan shows on high-quality audio sources, but this release boasts the most balanced and exceptionally clear sound image of them all. This is truly a definitive release, worthy of being called the "definitive edition"!