Recorded live at the Tokyo Dome, December 31st 1990, as part of the Final Countdown tour. Includes performances by Billy Joel, Skid Row, Cinderalla and The Quireboys. Bon Jovi: "Tokyo Road." Quireboys: "7 O Clock." Skid Row: "Youth Gone Wild." Cinderella: "Shelter Me." Bon Jovi: "You Give Love A Bad Name, Born To Be My Baby, I'll Be There For You, Blood On Blood, Livin' On A Prayer."
Director
Jon Bon Jovi
Lead Vocals
Tom Keifer
Lead Vocals (Cinderella)
Billy Joel
Vocals
Spike Gray
Vocals (The Quireboys)
Sebastian Bach
Vocals (Skid Row)
Richie Sambora
Guitar (Bon Jovi)
Tico Torres
Drums (Bon Jovi)
David Bryan
Keyboard (Bon Jovi)
Alec John Such
Bass (Bon Jovi)
Guy Bailey
Guitar (The Quireboys)
Nigel Mogg
Bass (The Quireboys)
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