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Toto's 1999 Mindfields tour took them back to Japan, a country that had embraced the band long after American radio moved on. This second volume of In The Far East captures an FM broadcast from the Pacifico Yokohama on April 29, 1999, spread across two records and four sides.
The set leans on the then new Mindfields material, with Better World and Cruel opening things up before the band reaches for the catalogue: I Won't Hold You Back, White Sister, Child's Anthem and a Girl Goodbye that gives the players room to stretch. David Paich takes a keyboard solo, the band introductions are left intact, and Hold The Line closes it out. Bobby Kimball was back on lead vocals by this point, and the broadcast source means the sound is far cleaner than the usual live document of this kind.
One for collectors chasing the Japanese live years.
Side A
1. Better World
2. I Won't Hold You Back
Side B
1. Cruel
2. Africa
Side C
1. Keyboard Solo (David Paich)
2. White Sister
3. Child's Anthem
Side D
1. Girl Goodbye
2. Band Introduction
3. Hold The Line
This is an unauthorized live recording, often referred to as a “bootleg.” If you’re not familiar with this type of release, it may not be the right item for you. These recordings may come from radio broadcasts, concert soundboards, audience recordings, or other sources. We do our best to carry well-reviewed titles, but sound quality and source material can vary. Please research the release before purchasing. These are best suited for true fans and collectors looking for rare, hard-to-find performances.
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