The masterpiece video "LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78" is called AEROSMITH's masterpiece, but it has been discontinued. The world's highest quality version is now being released. "LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78" is a masterpiece from the 70's that goes without saying. Many video-transcribed bootlegs have appeared so far, but this work is one that shines at the top of the world. The source of this is a Japanese laser disc that is famous among enthusiasts around the world as being of the highest quality. A mint quality disc owned by a core enthusiast was entrusted to a specialized manufacturer overseas and digitized using high-end equipment for professional use. Many people have only seen the official works, but the resolution is incomparable to VHS, there is no unevenness or noise in the running, and the beauty of the image contained in the laser disc is brought out to the ultimate. "LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78" has been revived with the world's highest quality, so much so that it is literally "nothing more can be done", and it is truly supreme. In terms of content, it is a professional shot taken at the "Texas performance on July 1, 1978", but let's check the position here. 1977 June 21-July 8: North America #1 (11 performances) August 13-27: Europe (7 performances) September 28-December 8: North America #2a (19 performances) December 9 "DRAW THE LINE" released December 10-27: North America #2b (6 performances) January 7, 1978: Jackson performance March 8-April 8: North America #3 (12 performances) May 1-26: North America #4 (10 performances) June 27-August 9: North America #5 (21 performances) ←★Here★* This is the whole picture of "DRAW THE LINE Tour". This is not all the stages in 1977/1978, but their first visit to Japan in early 1977 was the "ROCKS TOUR", and from September 1978 onwards it was the "LIVE! BOOTLEG TOUR". Although the 1973 take was also used on the D side of "LIVE! BOOTLEG", it was mostly selected from the above "North America #1, 3, 5". Among them, the Texas performance in this work was also the third concert of "North America #5". Although the set was short due to the festival appearance, "Walk This Way", "Draw The Line", "Sweet Emotion", and "Toys in the Attic", which are not on "LIVE! BOOTLEG", are too delicious, but even that seems trivial. Above all, AEROSMITH was a real rock and roll band that remained innocent throughout the entire film! Joe Perry, with a pale face, is standing next to Steven Tyler, who is brazenly provoking the audience. The monsters they've become since their comeback are amazing, and their thorough professionalism and entertainment are also extremely wonderful, but the guys here don't give a damn about that. With their minds slightly clouded by "bad stuff," they can only think about entrusting their whole body and soul to the groove that's playing at that moment. You can also enjoy their collaboration with Ted Nugent in "Milk Cow Blues," and Steven's insane coolness as he licks the band members with a grin is amazing! This is the highlight of the collaboration scene, but AEROSMITH themselves are so cool that it even pales in comparison. AEROSMITH is a rock monster that made a rare comeback in rock history in 1987 and has continued to reign at the top of the scene for more than a quarter century since then. It was in the 70s that they really exposed their true nature. This album contains the band's performances from the 70s, when they were riding high with a string of big hits, but were just about to collapse. It's a moment that will never be repeated, ripe but not yet rotting. It has been revived with the highest quality in the world. There may be some fan bias in this, but I don't think there is a more delicious rock video than this. This is one of the most enjoyable albums in the history of rock and roll. Live at Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas, USA 1st July 1978 PRO-SHOT Taken from the original Japanese laser disc(35LP 133) (48:18) 1. Intro 2. Rats In The Cellar 3. Seasons Of Wither 4. I Wanna Know Why 5. Walkin' The Dog 6. Walk This Way 7. Lick And A Promise 8. Get The Lead Out 9. Joe Perry Guitar Solo 10. Draw The Line 11. Sweet Emotion 12. Same Old Song And Dance13. Milk Cow Blues (with Ted Nugent) 14. Toys In The Attic 15. End Credits: Lord Of The Thighs PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.48min.
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