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Aerosmith: Greatest Bootleg. (Reel Master :: RM2000-001/2/3/4)
Recorded Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan - January 06 and 07, 2000.
Ex+ Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Eat The Rich
03. Fallin' In Love (is Hard On The Knees)
04. Same Old Song And Dance
05. Love In An Elevator
06. Livin' On The Edge
07. Rag Doll
08. Dream On
09. Janie's Got A Gun
10. Lick And A Promise
11. Last Child
12. Pink
13. Let The Music Do The Talking
14. Red House

Disc 2
01. Stop Messin Around
02. Mother Popcorn
03. Walk This Way
04. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
05. Cryin'
06. Dude (looks Like A Lady)
07. Mama Kin
08. Train Kept A Rollin'
09. Sweet Emotion-bass Solo
10. S.o.s. (too Bad)
11. Sweet Emotion (reprise)
12. Outroduction

Disc 3
01. Introduction
02. Eat The Rich
03. Fallin' In Love (is Hard On The Knees)
04. Same Old Song And Dance
05. Love In An Elevator
06. Livin' On The Edge
07. Back In The Saddle
08. Dream On
09. Janie's Got A Gun
10. Lick And A Promise
11. Last Child
12. Pink
13. Draw The Line
14. Red House

Disc 4
01. Stop Messin Around
02. Mother Popcorn
03. Walk This Way
04. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
05. Cryin'
06. Dude (looks Like A Lady)
07. Mama Kin
08. Train Kept A Rollin'
09. Sweet Emotion-bass Solo
10. S.o.s. (too Bad)
11. Sweet Emotion (reprise)
12. Outroduction

*** Roar of the Dragon ***

Personnel: Steven Tyler :: Joe Perry :: Brad Whitford :: Tom Hamilton :: Joey Kramer.

Notes: Quality: A+ Source: AUD Lineage: silvers>EAC>TLH (FLAC 8)... Pretty good sounding AUD recordings from the Roar of the Dragon tour!.<-(Info taken from original nfo file) ::::: The Roar of the Dragon Tour lasted from 1999-2000, and included a New Year/Millennium show in Osaka on December 31, 1999, parts of which were recorded and later broadcast on ABC television as part of special programming about Millennium celebrations across the world.[1]

Despite being only six dates, the tour had its own unique theme, incorporating dragons and other important elements of East Asian culture. Before the concert started and in between songs, a dragon would roar on the projection screen. There was also a coinciding stage setup as well.[2]

As Aerosmith had still been riding on the success of Nine Lives and the "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" single from 1997 and 1998, the tour was a rousing success. In addition, Aerosmith had also only performed one leg of dates in Japan on the prior Nine Lives Tour, whereas they visited North America and Europe on several legs, so this tour was, in essence, the band making up for only performing one leg of dates in Japan on the Nine Lives Tour.<-(Info taken from wikipedia.org).