Post Description

Serial #.............: Optimum Catalogue : #OPT 44
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: Glam Slam Yokohama
Year.................: 1998
Genre................: Aftershow
Comment..............: Diamonds And Pearls Tour Aftershow, Glam Slam, Yokohama, 6th April 1992 (am)
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 73:49
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : VG-)


Traklist

1. Daddy Pop   2. Cream   3. Chain Of Fools   4. Let's Go Crazy   5. Kiss   6. 
Dead On It - Jughead   7. Dr. Feelgood   8. Got My Mind Made Up   9. Call The 
Law   10. Kansas City   11. Do Me, Baby   12. Gett Off

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A highly unusual aftershow due to the fact that the majority of tracks performed 
are lifted straight from the main Diamonds & Pearls show. The versions performed 
differ minimally from the versions played on the main tour, and there is 
obviously more crowd interaction and a much looser atmosphere with more room to 
improvise. The opening 7 songs (Daddy Pop - Jughead) are exactly as they are on 
the main shows. 'Dr. Feelgood' has a horn part replacing Prince's guitar solo 
halfway through, and some slight instrumental changes. Both 'I've Got My Mind 
Made Up' and 'Kansas City' are obvious aftershow choices, although 'Kansas City' 
was also played at a few Diamonds & Pearls concerts. The highlight of the show 
is a lengthy beautiful full band version of 'Do Me, Baby' which incorporates 
some added lyrics from an unknown (to me) song "wrapped up in your arms" - it's 
a rare performance for 1992 and a great version. The show then closes with an 
extended jam based around 'Gett Off'. The quality of the recording is slightly 
disappointing, although still enjoyable. The crowd level is a rather obtrusive 
in a few places and overall the sound is rather muddy. The packaging is 
attractive, but missing any info on the show. Diamonds & Pearls tour aftershows 
were rather rare things, and this certainly isn't the best of them - but it is 
still an interesting show in listenable quality.