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Contents: [2SHM-CD] Japan Pre-release - Exclusive Project: King Crimson 2015 Complete 10-Concert Completion Series, Part 1, Part 2: Tokyo Day 2 performance released on SHM-CD, E-style gatefold paper jacket! Tokyo Day 3 is appealing for its basic setlist and stable performance. The Millennium King Crimson, who resumed activities in 2014, held a Japan tour in December 2015, their second year of activity, and all 10 concerts are being released in three parts. The first part is the performances at Shibuya Orchard Hall on December 7th, 8th, and 9th. This release is the performance at Orchard Hall on December 9th, the third day of the Japan tour. Starting with "Peace" from "Poseidon's Awakening," this day went straight into "Scenes from a Cold City" as in the original, and the overall impression is that the show stuck to a classic setlist. Combined with the stable performance, it can be said to be a benchmark performance for the 2025 Japan Tour. World premiere on CD. A special edition prepared by the band exclusively for Japanese fans. 2-disc SHM-CD set, E-style paper jacket packaging. The master tapes use the 2025 mix worked on by Alex Mundy from the digitally recorded data on the day. The second release will be the Tokyo performance part 2, released in February 2026, and the third release will be the regional performances (4 shows), released in April 2026. This product is for sale in Japan only and is prohibited from export. Media reviews and more The third day in Tokyo is appealing for its basic setlist and stable performance. Millennium King Crimson, who resumed activities in 2014, released all 10 shows of their Japan tour in December 2015, their second year of activity, in three parts. The first part is the performances at Shibuya Orchard Hall on December 7th, 8th, and 9th. This release is the third day of the Japan tour, the December 9th performance at Orchard Hall. Starting with "Peace" from the album "Poseidon's Awakening," the show continued as originally planned with "Scenes of a Cold City," and the overall impression was that the band stuck to a classic setlist. Combined with their stable performance, this could be considered a benchmark performance for the 2025 Japan Tour. (C)RS
