Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow - Live In Japan download free

Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Hard Rock 2008 Japan

Genre:	Rock / Blues
Performer:	Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Title:	Live In Japan
Style:	Hard Rock
Date of release:	2008
Country:	Japan
MP3 album size:	1230 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1293 mb
WMA album size:	1736 mb
Digital formats:	AIFF DTS APE AHX WAV AA AUD

Tracklist

1	Intro
2	Spotlight Kid
3	Miss Mistreated
4	I Surrender
5	Can't Happen Here
6	Catch The Rainbow
7	Power / Keyboard Solo
8	Street Of Dreams
9	Fool For The Night
10	Difficult To Cure / Guitar Improvisation
11	Drum Solo / Blues
12	Stranded
13	Death Alley Driver
14	Fire Dance
15	Maybe Next Time
16	All Night Long
17	Lazy
18	Since You've Been Gone
19	Smoke On The Water

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Budokan
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.
Copyright (c) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.

Credits

Bass – Roger Glover
Drums – Chuck Bürgi
Guitar – Ritchie Blackmore
Keyboards – Dave Rosenthal
Vocals – Joe Lynn Turner

Notes

Recorded live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, March 14, 1984. Region 0. 4:3 Aspect Ratio.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 4 250317 499073
Matrix / Runout: DVD RECORDS WT 9907 B.BLACKMORE RAINBOW

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TE-D030	Rainbow	Japan Tour '84 ‎(Laserdisc, 12", NTSC, Ana)	Toei Video	TE-D030	Japan	1984
none	Rainbow	Japan Tour '84 ‎(DVD-V, Unofficial)	Toei Video	none	Unknown
GANJA62	Rainbow	Live In Japan ‎(DVD-V, Unofficial, NTSC)	Ganja	GANJA62	2004
MP 42073	Rainbow	Live At Budokan, Tokyo ‎(DVD-V, Comp, Unofficial, NTSC)	Masterplan	MP 42073	Russia	2006
none	Rainbow	Live At Budokan, Tokyo, Japan Tour '84 ‎(DVD, Unofficial, PAL)	Atticus Music Distribution Ltd, Stejtex	none	Serbia	2007

Damdyagab

I love this release! Don't get me wrong it's quite flawed. It appears to be from a Japanese PPV. It's blurry (even for being shot on video tape), even slightly pixelated at times. Though quite watchable, it can be light on detail. Luckily it's a source issue and not a generational issue. Especially in this HD age. More importantly the sound... Good, not great. Sound matches the picture in a way. It's a bit flat with lack of instrument separation. Like it was recorded from a VHS source. It needs a fair amount of EQ on the Home Theater to sound really good. So why do I love this release then? Because once you've dialed in the sound as best you can and your "used" to the picture. Which does not take long... Ritchie and Band play their asses off!! The setlist and performance are inspired!! Look Ritchie could "call it in" at times. Especially at this, the end of Rainbow's first run. Not here! Whether they knew it was a PPV? Or, the crowd's energy? Or, playing with a Japanese symphony? This DVD is well worth it and a joy to watch and hear the Master and his band at work.