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Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0074646552728
Format: Enhanced, Live, Original recording remastered
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
MPN: 65527
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: April 28, 1998
Studio: Sony
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Editorial Review:
Originally released as a 10-track live album in the late 1970s when live albums were all the rage, At Budokan neatly summed up this oddball power-pop/hard rock band with the added ferocity a live show brings. Tracks such as "Hello There," "Surrender," "I Want You to Want Me," and Fats Domino's "Ain't That a Shame" were infused with a power their studio versions only hint at. Twenty years after the original concert in April 1978, the classic live album has been expanded to include nine additional tracks that make this a must-have for fans of the original. --Rob O'Connor
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Cheap Trick At Budokan: The Complete Concert
I bought this as a gift. I was very happy with the price and the speed of delivery.
My friend, a HUGE Cheap Trick fan was estatic to get it. It is in perfect condition and made him very happy.
Rating: - A Masterful Double Live!
A killer live album from a band that seems to be summarized by only a couple of songs, this one shows the type of dynamic live show that Cheap Trick could put on, and the quality of their material beyond "Surrender" and "I Want You to Want Me."
Man...this is a great double live! Nowhere is Cheap Trick better than they are on this one!
Rating: - finally the full Budokan concert CD
This is the album that should have been released in 1978. Would it have changed Cheap Trick's career for better or for worse? I don't know, maybe. In 1978 I bought the At Budokan LP and there began my love affair with the band. Soon I had In Color and Heaven Tonight, then several others followed. Then decades later they released a CD called Budokan II and I was thrilled! These were the "lost" songs from the old album! Cool! Now, 30 years after picking up that first record, I picked up the two-CD ... Read More
Rating:  - The 'Not Quite Complete' Concert
I am giving this CD 4 stars because it's an excellent concert, and Cheap Trick fans will be very pleased to have the extended concert in their music library. The title is a bit of a misnomer though. Let me explain:
I own both 'halves' of the Budokan concerts. The famous "At Budokan" and the rest of the concert that was released in 1993 titled, what else? "Budokan II". All the songs that are on their first live album, "At Budokan" are here on this extended CD "The Complete Concert", however ... Read More
Rating: - On the drums...Mister Bun E. Carlos...
Face it, folks...if you're reading these reviews to decide if you should by "Cheap Trick At Budokan," you haven't been paying attention to the world around you. As Mike Meyers said in "Wayne's World," this album was shipped with packets of Tide to everyone in the suburbs. It became the mission in life for every second, third and fourth rate band to do a "Live At Budokan" album, but Cheap Trick did it FIRST, and Cheap Trick did it BEST. The magic moment here is during "Clock Strikes Ten," and I believe Robin ... Read More
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