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Boøwy - Last Gigs (Live At Tokyo Dome / 1988)
BOØWY's final performance "LAST GIGS" held for two days from April 4th to April 5th of the same year was recorded, and 12 songs out of a total of 23 songs performed on April 5th were recorded. A wide range of songs have been selected, from their debut album "MORAL" (1982) to their last album, "PSYCHOPATH" (1987), but not a single song was included because the songs from their second album "INSTANT LOVE" (1983) were not played.
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BOØWY's final performance "LAST GIGS" held for two days from April 4th to April 5th of the same year was recorded, and 12 songs out of a total of 23 songs performed on April 5th were recorded. A wide range of songs have been selected, from their debut album "MORAL" (1982) to their last album, "PSYCHOPATH" (1987), but not a single song was included because the songs from their second album "INSTANT LOVE" (1983) were not played.
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Universal Music Japan, Universal Music LLC
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