This 1984 live album captures Japan at their most influential, showcasing their signature blend of art pop and synth-driven new wave. It serves as a fitting, if posthumous, testament to their innovative sound.
- The album was recorded during their final tour in November 1982, two years before its release.
- It features live versions of tracks from their critically acclaimed albums, including "Tin Drum" and "Gentlemen Take Polaroids."
- Upon its release, "Exorcising Ghosts" reached number 11 on the UK Albums Chart, demonstrating the band's lasting appeal.
Japan was a British rock band formed in 1974, primarily known for their unique blend of new wave, synth-pop, and art pop. After disbanding in 1982, David Sylvian continued a successful solo career, while Richard Barbieri and Steve Jansen formed Porcupine Tree.
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