Live at the Budokan (Bryan Adams album)

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ReleasedJune 17, 2003
RecordedJune 15–16, 2000
Venue Nippon Budokan
Genre Rock
Label A&M
Bryan Adams chronology
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Live at the Budokan is a live album by Canadian musician Bryan Adams. The album was recorded live at the Nippon Budokan on June 15 & 16, 2000 in Tokyo, Japan. Adams was joined by band members Keith Scott on guitar, and Mickey Curry on drums.

Contents

The album contains both a DVD of the live concert, and a CD with fifteen of the songs recorded at the show.

CD Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."How Do Ya Feel Tonight" Adams, Thornalley 1:29
2."Can't Stop This Thing We Started"Adams, Lange 3:53
3."Summer of '69"Adams, Vallance 4:16
4."Fits Ya Good"Adams, Vallance3:54
5."(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"Adams, Lange, Kamen 4:10
6."Cuts Like a Knife"Adams, Vallance6:30
7."When You're Gone"Adams, Kennedy 3:39
8."Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?"Adams, Lange, Kamen4:51
9."Getaway"Adams, Peters 4:05
10."Blues Jam: If Ya Wanna Be Bad - Ya Gotta Be Good / Let's Make a Night to Remember"Adams, Lange, Peters4:19
11."Cloud Number Nine"Adams, Martin, Peters3:59
12."You're Still Beautiful to Me"Adams, Lange4:23
13."Run to You"Adams, Vallance5:25
14."Please Forgive Me"Adams, Lange2:13
15."The Best of Me"Adams, Lange4:30

DVD Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."How Do Ya Feel Tonight" Adams, Thornalley  
2."Back to You"Adams, Kennedy  
3."18 til I Die"Adams, Lange  
4."Can't Stop This Thing We Started"Adams, Lange 
5."Summer of '69"Adams, Vallance  
6."It's Only Love"Adams, Vallance 
7."(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"Adams, Lange, Kamen  
8."Getaway"Adams, Peters  
9."Cuts Like a Knife"Adams, Vallance 
10."When You're Gone"Adams, Kennedy 
11."Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?"Adams, Lange, Kamen 
12."Into the Fire"Adams, Vallance 
13."Remember"Adams, Vallance 
14."I'm Ready"Adams, Vallance 
15."Heaven"Adams, Vallance 
16."Blues Jam: If Ya Wanna Be Bad - Ya Gotta Be Good / Let's Make a Night to Remember"Adams, Lange, Peters 
17."The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You"Adams, Lange 
18."Cloud Number Nine"Adams, Martin, Peters 
19."Somebody"Adams, Vallance 
20."Run to You"Adams, Vallance 
21."Please Forgive Me"Adams, Lange 
22."The Best of Me"Adams, Lange 

Bonus (Additional Tracks)

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Fits Ya Good"Adams, Vallance 
2."I Don't Wanna Live Forever"Adams, Peters 
3."Before the Night Is Over"Adams, Martin 
4."You're Still Beautiful to Me"Adams, Lange 

Credits

2003 DVD CREDITS: Project Manager: Pamela Fisher Producer/Editor: Edi Osghian Project Management: Colin Logan Assistant Editor: JR Mackie Authoring by: Sergiy Melnik Design: Dirk Rudolph Technical Supervisor: Ron O Vermeulen Audio Mixed by: Bob Clearmountain Audio Assembling/Mastering: Chris Potter DVD Product Manager: Jeff Fura (UME)

2000 JAPANESE TV CREW CREDITS: Executive Producers: Katsuhito Itagaki, Akitoshi Asazuma Director: Kiyoshi Iwasawa Production Manager: Matt Minagawa Assistant Director: Mika Ikeda Technical Director: Kazuo Hibi Switcher: Shigeo Shinjo Camera: Motohiro Nakajima (chief), Hironobu Mizuta, Katsunori Yokochi, Jun Iwasaka, Akihito Kajiura, Hiroki Oshima, Hiroshi Nishimura Audio: Jun Ishikawa (chief), Norishige Nojiri, Eri Kartsube, Tomohiro Izumi Video Engineer: Takeshi Terado (chief), Koji Kuroda, Takuya Hashiba, Hideki Takahashi Video Editor: Masahumi Ushiroebisu

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