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Studio releases never fully conveyed Cheap Trick's muscle, but the band harnessed the raw energy of their live show with the 1978's At Budokan (Live). Recorded in Tokyo before 12,000 feverish fans, "Hello there" and "Lookout" are the dictionary definition of how live rock 'n' roll should sound. A cover of "Ain't That a Shame" highlights the band's connection to a timeless tradition of teen-rock abandon, but "Surrender" and "I Want You To Want Me" are the gold coins that secured them their own space in the rock canon. Now Available on Digital: http://AAN.SonyPictures.com/CheapTrickBudokan Subscribe to Front Row Music for more iconic performances! https://bit.ly/3yfjfws About Front Row Music: Built around legendary music acts and exclusive footage you won’t find anywhere else, Front Row Music is your one stop destination for all live music performances. Show stopping guitar solos that bring the house down? We’ve got you covered! High octave harmonies that bring the crowd to their feet? You’ll find it here! We’re passionate about live performances and artistry that unites fans worldwide through timeless and universal music. Your seat is in the Front Row! #LiveMusic #CheapTrick #CheapTrickLive #IWantYouToWantMe #IWantYouToWantMeLive #Budokan Cheap Trick: Budokan! | Full Concert https://youtu.be/8MADGnzrC-A