From the North American tour after the release of their debut album "BADLANDS" in 1989, the performance in Toronto on July 28th was recorded for 77 minutes in the newly leaked longest professional shot video. It is a complete recording of all 14 songs, nearly twice as long as the previous distribution, and the source is also a one-camera shot of the venue, so it can't be said to be at the official level, but it has a sense of stability, it also incorporates zoom, and it is completely different from the usual audience shot. Moreover, the sound part is a matrix of the sound board source directly connected to the table, and the vocals of Ray Gillan, who joined from Sabbath, are also realistic. And the highlight is Jake E. Lee's transcendent play, and especially in the second half of the newly excavated this time, seven songs including the encore were newly recorded, so it is a big point that you can see most of the songs on the debut album and see his tremendous play. In the encore, they played songs that could be said to be their roots, such as GFR's "Aimless Lady" and Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze," in a spiritual blues rock style, making this a must-see for fans. 1. Hard Driver 2. Ball and Chain 3. Winter's Call 4. Dancing on the Edge 5. Rumblin' Train 6. Devil's Stomp 7. Fire and Water 8. Jade's Song 9. Dreams in the Dark 10. Streets Cry Freedom 11. Lord Knows 12. High Wire 13. Aimless Lady 14. Purple Haze [Live at Rock N' Roll Heaven, Toronto, ON. Canada 28th July 1989 : PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.77min.] Jake E. Lee - Guitar / Ray Gillen - Vocals / Greg Chaisson - Bass / Eric Singer – Drums
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