Before the first-ever concert at this venue, which was protested by right- wingers, the lead singer signed out of the hotel under the alias of photographer Robert Whittaker and walked around without security.
One band that played at this venue had previously become unwittingly popular because of an article on them about what it was like to open for Queen, leading to huge sales for the album In Color. Performances at this venue were released as a 1979 double LP in the same year as another artist's gospel album Slow Train Coming. Before the first-ever concert at this venue, which was protested by right- wingers, the lead singer signed out of the hotel under the alias of photographer Robert Whittaker and walked around without security. In 1966, the Beatles played the first concert at this venue, which was played in 1978 by a band that released the live songs "Clock Strikes Ten" and a cover of "Ain't That a Shame" from the performance. The 12,000 screaming fans at this venue nearly drown a band from Rockford, Illinois singing "didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you crying?" in a recording of "I Want You To Want Me" made in 1978. For 10 points, what concert venue that titles live albums by Bob Dylan and Cheap Trick was constructed for the judo competition at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?
One band that played at this venue had previously become unwittingly popular because of an article on them about what it was like to open for Queen, leading to huge sales for the album
Nippon Budokan [accept Bob Dylan at Budokan or Cheap Trick at Budokan or Live at Budokan or equivalents]