Al Di Meola is a guitarist's guitarist. The official video of this forgotten masterpiece is now available in the highest quality ever. The video work is "PALLADIUM 1992" which was officially released in 1992. If you are an avid collector, you may remember the title we introduced previously, but this work is different from that. Overseas enthusiasts had combined the two existing masters and made them into a DVD, but this work was made into a DVD from a laser disc, which is known as the highest quality, in one go. It is a decisive board whose glossy ultimate visual beauty is unwavering from beginning to end. If you already know, please feel free to forget. Let's start from the beginning.This video was shot in New York in 1992. This is an official multi-camera pro shot that recorded the show at the traditional venue "Palladium". At that time, it was released on VHS/laser disc as an official work under the name "AL DI MEOLA PROJECT", but it was quickly discontinued. It is an official masterpiece that has been dormant for 26 years without being released on DVD until now. Moreover, perhaps because the number of presses was small, it was said that it was difficult to achieve mint quality even on laser discs. Therefore, the gift edition was reprinted using the two best masters, but later a mint edition of the American laser disc was discovered (a Japanese laser disc of this work was not produced). This time, we have been able to reprint it in the ultimate quality. The visual beauty is truly the highest. It's natural that it's official quality because it was an official shoot in the 90s, but the precision of the laser disc that was able to preserve it is amazing. In the first place, the resolution is higher than VHS, but it is also free from the uneven running and white line noise that are inevitable with tape. What's more, it has an overwhelmingly higher storage capacity than tape. This is not just a story about VHS. Nowadays, even when officials try to reprint analog footage, it is not uncommon to find that the master tape has deteriorated. In the end, the laser disc released at the time was more beautiful than the original master, and in some cases it was made into an official DVD. Of course, this is not directly related to this work, but the visual beauty of this work reminds us of that general theory. There is no professional shot video or ultra-excellent stereo sound board audio, and you can enjoy the fine details of the ensemble including Al Di Meola in ultra-clear detail. The show drawn with such quality is extremely wonderful. In a nutshell, it's ``KISS MY AXE'' + ``WORLD SINFONIA''. Of course, the acoustic "WORLD SINFONIA" and the electric "KISS MY AXE" are completely different worlds, and "KISS MY AXE" is the core of this work. In the first place, the band is based on "KISS MY AXE", and Barry Miles, Rachel Z, Tony Shah, Richie Morales, and Gambi Ortiz, who also participated in the album, all appear. The same goes for the set, and six of the seven songs played are from "KISS MY AXE." You can enjoy it as a live version of that masterpiece. The only thing that stands out among the rich colors of “KISS MY AXE” is the acoustic section “Tango Suite” in the middle. Of course, it is a number from "WORLD SINFONIA", but this is only one song, but it is one song. In fact, this is a passionate performance that lasts about 16 minutes, and you can fully enjoy the virtuosity of his performance with Chris Carrington, who also served as his partner in ``WORLD SINFONIA''. Al Di Meola released the acoustic ``WORLD SINFONIA'' and the electric ``KISS MY AXE'' in quick succession in 1991. This is an official video masterpiece that brings the world of those two masterpieces to the stage. 16 years have passed, and although there is no hope of an official reissue of this video, this mellow music world is precisely converted into a DVD from the best laser disc in history. Live at the Palladium, New York, USA 1992 PRO-SHOT Taken from the original US laser disc(PA-92-497) 1. Intro 2. Studio 3. Kiss My Ax 4. One Night Last June 5. Phantom 6. Tango Suite 7. The Embrace 8. Southbound Traveler Al Di Meola (Guitars) Barry Miles (Keyboards) Richie Morales (Drums) Rachel Z (Keyboards) Gumbi Ortiz (Congas, Percussion) Tony Scherr (Bass) Chris Carrington (Guitar) PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.56min.
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