Live at Budokan

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Live at Budokan is a landmark 1978 live album by American rock band Cheap Trick that captured their breakthrough popularity in Japan and became one of their most commercially successful and influential releases.

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Live at Budokan canonical 2
At Budokan 1
At Budokan (live album) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
live album
achievedCertification gold in Japan
multi-platinum in the United States
platinum in Canada
artist Cheap Trick
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception widely acclaimed as a classic live rock album
featuresLiveVersionOf Ain't That a Shame
I Want You to Want Me
Surrender
followedBy Dream Police
format compact disc
digital download
vinyl record
genre hard rock
power pop
rock
hasCoverArtFeaturing Cheap Trick performing live
hasLiveAudience Japanese fans
hasTrack Ain't That a Shame
Big Eyes
Come On, Come On
Goodnight Now
I Want You to Want Me
Need Your Love
Surrender
influenced later live releases by rock bands seeking Japanese market success
label Epic Records
language English
notableFor becoming one of Cheap Trick's most commercially successful releases
capturing Cheap Trick's breakthrough popularity in Japan
influencing later live rock albums
performer Cheap Trick
precededBy Heaven Tonight
producer Tom Werman
recordedAt Nippon Budokan
recordedByBandMember Bun E. Carlos
Rick Nielsen
Robin Zander
Tom Petersson
recordedInCity Tokyo
recordedInCountry Japan
recordedInYear 1978
recordingType concert recording
recordLabelCatalog Epic FE 35795
releaseYear 1978

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Cheap Trick notableWork Live at Budokan
Tom Petersson notableWork At Budokan
linked to: Live at Budokan
Bun E. Carlos notableWork At Budokan (live album)
linked to: Live at Budokan
Score precededBy Live at Budokan