The official video that allows you to fully enjoy the most dangerous and sexy 70's has been revived in the world's highest quality! Introducing a DVD that reprints the official work "VIDEO SCRAPBOOK" released in 1987 from the Japanese laser disc!! Last year, the reprint DVD of "LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78" was very popular, but this work Along with that masterpiece video, this is a collection of valuable videos of "70's AEROSMITH". The original VHS was released in 1987 in line with the great revival of "PERMANENT VACATION", but the contents are very much from the 1970s. About half of the footage is from 1976, and with the exception of "Lightning Strikes," it's still 70's juice! It is a masterpiece video that overflows. Although such a delicious "VIDEO SCRAPBOOK", it has not been officially released on DVD and remains buried in the darkness of history. This work is a piece that takes every possible measure to overturn that situation and achieves the “world's highest quality.” From here on, I'll give you the usual explanation for the reprint series... I wrote ``every means'', but the source of this is the Japanese laser disc. A considerable amount of time has passed since the appearance of DVD, but unfortunately not all of the footage from rock history has been transferred to the official DVD. If you try to find the highest quality source to revive such images, you will end up with laser discs, which were high-end media before DVD. Among them, the “Japanese edition” is exceptional. Even back then, Japan was one of the countries in the world that was passionate about the latest technology and media. Laser discs also became popular from an early stage, and their number of titles and manufacturing quality are among the highest in the world. “MADE IN JAPAN” is still a brand among enthusiasts around the world. In fact, depending on the band, there are cases where footage for which the master cannot be found is converted into an official DVD from the Japanese laser disc, and even if the master tape is found, it has deteriorated over time, and in the end, the laser disc was better. is. Of course, simply using the Japanese version is not "all means". We carefully select items that are in the best condition that have been treasured by core collectors, and entrust them to specialized overseas manufacturers to turn them into DVDs. The video and audio contained in the laser disc are brought out to the utmost by using an environment and equipment that are different from those of commercial machines. The quality produced through such a process is truly the ultimate. Of course, there is no magic that transforms analog shooting into digital quality, but the beautiful coloring is vacuum packed as it was at the time, and there is no running unevenness or distortion like video tape. Even if they own the actual laser disc, there are many customers who become repeat customers of the series and say, ``I've never seen image quality like this on my player!'' Now, let's get back to the topic. “70’s AEROSMITH” revived with the world’s highest quality is truly refreshing! "VIDEO SCRAPBOOK" has a total of 12 songs, 8 of which are live stage videos, 2 of which are live clips patched together with various videos, and 2 of which are promo clips. Other than the video clips, there are only songs from before "DRAW THE LINE", and in particular, the live video that makes up half of the whole is from the "Pontiac performance on May 8, 1976", 5 days after the release date of the famous album "ROCKS" ! These are the most powerful moments in the Golden Age of Golden Ages! The six songs are "Toys In The Attic," "Same Old Song And Dance," "Sweet Emotion," "Adam's Apple," and "Train Kept A." Rollin'" and "S.O.S. (Too Bad)." Although it is a representative song that is still played today, the rhythm and humility that oozes from the video is second to none. In addition, Pontiac performances are featured in “Dream On” and “Walk This Way,” which include various live videos, and 1978 footage is also included in “Chip Away The Stone” and “Draw The Line.” Although it seems to summarize the 70s, when you actually look at it, it is a continuous shooting of the most shining stages. In addition to the delicious main story "VIDEO SCRAPBOOK", this work also includes promo videos for "Chip Away The Stone", "No Surprize" and "Lightning Strikes". The promo for “Lightning Strikes” is also included in the main story, but this is a special edition that includes footage from the 1987 Texas Jam. This bonus version is the original version. With this additional recording, you can see the original PV for 4 songs in addition to ``Chiquita'' included in the main volume, and these 4 are all of AEROSMITH's early music videos directed by Arnold Levine. Of course, we have carefully selected and used the highest quality versions that have been passed down to the present day. Following last year's release of "LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78," this work revives the official video of "70's AEROSMITH" in the world's highest quality. These are the only two official videos of them that are the coolest and free of bugs. What's more, this time we feature the "TOYS IN THE ATTIC" and "ROCKS" era. They are amazing as they have grown into the biggest monsters in the rock world, but it is their true nature that is reflected in this work. AEROSMITH in the 1970s was full of ambition and passion, but went wild without any calculations or plans. An official video that directly reveals the essence of rock music, a must-see at the beginning of rock music in 2016! Taken from the original Japanese Laser Disc(35LP 121) Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976 / Capital Center, Largo 9th November 1978 etc PRO-SHOT 55:25) 1. Toys In The Attic (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976 ) 2. Same Old Song And Dance (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976) 3. Chip Away The Stone (Live at Capital Center, Largo 9th November 1978)4. Draw The Line (Live at California Jam 2 18th March 1978) 5. Dream On (Various Locations) (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976, Landover 22nd December 1977, etc) 6. Sweet Emotion (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976) 7. Chiquita (Music Video)8. Lightning Strikes (Music Video) incl. Texas Jam 1987 9. Walk This Way (Various Locations) Pontiac 1976 , Largo 1978, Worcester 1984, Texas Jam 1987 10. Adam's Apple (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976) 11. Train Kept A Rollin ' (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976) 12. S.O.S. (Too Bad) (Live at Silverdome, Pontiac 8th May 1976) (12:30) EXTRAS - MUSIC VIDEOS 1. Chip Away The Stone 2. No Surprize 3. Lightning Strikes (Original Version) PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 68min. IMPORT TITLE
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