Cheap Trick : 30th Anniversary Edition, Budokan! (The Complete Concert) (3 CDS)

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Cheap Trick at Budokan

(or simply At Budokan)

 is the first

 live album

 by

 American Rock band

 Cheap Trick, 

and their

 best-selling recording.

 Recorded at

 the Nippon Budokan

 in Tokyo, 

the album was

 first released

 in Japan 

on

 October 8, 1978, 

and later released 

in the 

United States

 in

 February 1979,

 through Epic Records. 

After several years

 of constant touring 

but only 

middling exposure 

for the band,

 At Budokan 

steadily grew off

 radio play

 and 

word-of-mouth

 to become a

 high-selling success, 

kickstarting

 the band's popularity 

and becoming

 acclaimed as

 one of the

 greatest live

 rock albums 

of all time 

and a 

classic of

 the power pop genre.

It was ranked

 number 426

 in the 2003 edition

 of 

Rolling Stone magazine's

 list of

"the 500 Greatest

 Albums of All Time". 

In 2019, 

the album was selected 

by the Library of Congress

 for preservation

 in the United States

 National Recording Registry

 for being

 "culturally, 

historically,

 or aesthetically significant". 

An album featuring 

leftover tracks 

from the band's 

1978 Budokan set, 

plus additional material 

from their 

1979 tour

 of Japan, 

was released in 1994 

as Budokan II, 

and a

 two-disc reconstruction

 of the complete 

original

 Budokan performances,

 titled 

At Budokan:

 The Complete Concert, 

was released to

 commemorate its 

twentieth anniversary

 in 1998.

Two CDs feature

 At Budokan: 

The Complete Concert,

 newly remastered, 

while an additional disc

 includes the 

audio counterpart

 to the DVD

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