Since his first visit to Japan in 1984, he has performed 24 Japan tours, with a total of 159 gigs. Of these, five recordings were made, but only the video work from his first visit in 1984 and a CD from the 2002 tour were released, while the material recorded at Roppongi Pit Inn was shelved because the perfectionist Holdsworth was not satisfied. After more than half a year of persuasion, it was finally released at the end of 2003. The members consist of a quartet: rhythm section Jimmy Johnson and Gary Husband, and keyboardist Steve Hunt. The setlist comprises numbers from "I.O.U.", "Atavachron", "Sand", "Hard Hat Area", and his Tony Williams Lifetime era. The high-tension performance has such a level of completion that it is hard to believe it was shelved, and it is on par with "All Night Wrong", which was released later. In addition, three previously unreleased improvisations featuring baritone guitar are fully included. A long-awaited piece that finally sees the light of day. Japan domestic specifications for imported discs. E-type single limited cardboard sleeve with liner notes.