A complete recording of the first day of Led Zeppelin's second visit to Japan in ultra-high quality! The master cassette, which has been carefully stored without being copied for 52 years, has finally seen the light of day! The many remaining high-quality sound rankings from the first day have been rewritten! I want you to listen to this stable sound quality recorded by the people involved at the time. There are almost no annoying chats, applause, or handclaps. I'm surprised that such a master still exists. The middle and low tones, which are the poorest in old audience recordings, are also very rich, so the difference in sound quality is clear even when compared to existing sound sources. It was recorded from Robert Plant's "Good Evening!", and the cheers between songs before the encore were not left, but there are no cuts during the song. (Cut portions are filled in with other sources) “Play a little better! It’s terrible!” is shouted at Budokan! This is a realistic non-fiction work.
