Disc: 1
1. Dialogue
2. A Hit By Varse
3. Lowdown
4. State of the Union
5. Saturday In The Park
6. Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon
7. Make Me Smile
8. So Much To Say, So Much To Give
9. Anxiety's Moment
10. West Virginia Fantasies
11. Colour My World
12. To Be Free
13. Now More Than Ever
14. Beginnings
15. Mississippi Delta City Blues
Disc: 2
1. A Song For Richard And His Friends
2. Does Anybody Really know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro)
3. Does Anybody Really know What Time It Is?
4. Questions 67 and 68
5. 25 or 6 to 4
6. I'm A Man
7. Free

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HX5PPPU/?tag=imwan-20

Ah-finally, I can get this again.

Don't know if it's remastered or not.

I sold my 1996 issue for a pretty penny years ago and now I can get it back.

If anyone knows if this is a reissue or remaster, please let us know.

I still think it lacks in sound quality and has meandering but it's better than Carnegie Hall.

I agree it's better then Carnegie.

I may be the only person in the world, including the band, who likes the Carnegie Hall concert better than this. The remastered Carnegie sound pretty decent to me. This is a good show, though, and if you're a Chicago fan, you're gonna want it.

It'd be nice if Rhino reproduces the inserts from the LP, which, IIRC, were absent from the previous CD issue.

I thought the 2006-or-so Rhino version of Carnegie Hall sounded fantastic, much better than the original CD set I bought in the early 90s.

I like the Japan set, too, but haven't listened to it too many times, probably not in 5 years or so. From what I remember, Lee Loughnane misses quite a few notes on the trumpet that affected my enjoyment of it somewhat.

I also prefer the expanded edition of Carnegie over the original.

+1. Love Live in Japan also, but think I prefer Carnegie overall. Could do without Pete singing in Japanese on 2 songs on Live in Japan.

am i the only one who finds it odd that this keep popping up (when it is supposedly so rare) every couple of years?