“NEW JERSEY SYNDICATE TOUR” is the peak of the peak that literally conquered the entire earth. Introducing a transcendent master who can witness the highlight show. Speaking of “NEW JERSEY SYNDICATE TOUR”, it is a super huge tour that will remain in rock history. The scale of the event was unprecedented, backed by the astronomical success of "NEW JERSEY", with approximately 240 performances held in 474 days. The murderous schedule of performing at a super high pace "at least once every two days" for a year and a half in a row is impossible today (even for new members), and they are indifferent to the vitality of the band and say, "We will continue as long as there is demand." It was a tour precisely because we were living in an era when people didn't understand what kind of situation a stance like ``would cause.'' On the other hand, BON JOVI was able to become the biggest presence in the rock world because it survived this tour. The introduction is long, but this is a video work that allows you to fully experience BON JOVI's ultimate tour in the music business. This is a multi-camera professional shot taken when he appeared at the "January 26, 1990 Hollywood Rock Festival" held in Rio de Janeiro. First of all, let’s look back at the position from the whole story of the historic huge tour. 1988《``NEW JERSEY'' released on September 19th》 October 31st - December 19th: Europe #1 (32 performances) 1989 December 31st - January 11th, 1988: Japan (7 performances ) ・January 13th - August 4th: North America #1 (118 performances) ・August 12th - 19th: Soviet Union + UK (3 performances) ・August 23rd - October 4th: North America #2 ( 32 performances) ・October 31st - November 18th: Oceania (10 performances) ・November 29th - December 30th: Europe #2a (21 performances) 1990 ・January 2nd - 10th: Europe # 2b (7 performances) January 19th - February 17th: South America (10 performances) ←★Here★ This is the overall picture of “NEW JERSEY SYNDICATE TOUR”. The "Hollywood Rock Festival" performance of this work is the final destination of a long tour in "South America". This was the second concert of the series. This show was broadcast locally and on TV, and is one of the classic professional shots that has produced many successful shows. This work is its highest peak version. In fact, the visual beauty of this work is astonishing. This is a South American commercial master that was unearthed from the early Langley label, but there are almost no dubbing marks, and it is glossy and has no deterioration. Perhaps because it is a live broadcast, the mix may be disrupted during the opening "Lay Your Hands On Me" (John's microphone is a little off), but other than that, there are no apparent shortcomings. Among collectors, "90s South American quality" is usually talked about with a wry smile, but this work is no different from Western broadcasts. The visual beauty overturns conventional wisdom, making you wonder, ``Was this kind of broadcasting possible in South America at that time?'' What is depicted with such amazing quality is a deep and climax full show. Its special richness is obvious when you look at the set. Let's compete here.・BON JOVI (1 song): Runaway ・7800° FAHRENHEIT (1 song): Tokyo Road ・SLIPPERY WHEN WET (7 songs): I'd Die For You/Wild In The Streets/You Give Love A Bad Name/Let It Rock/Livin' On A Prayer/Never Say Goodbye/Wanted Dead Or Alive ・NEW JERSEY (5 songs): Lay Your Hands On Me/Born To Be My Baby/I'll Be There For You/Blood On Blood/Bad Medicine ...and this is the best song selection that seems to be boiled down to powder. Throughout the ages, BON JOVI's live shows are always filled with ``only famous songs,'' but there are not many sets as intense as this. Moreover, the performance that spells out the set is amazing. As mentioned above, the "NEW JERSEY SYNDICATE TOUR" was a historic long tour, and after it ended, the band was pushed to the brink of disbandment. I thought it would be tough only at the end of the tour, but it is actually a show with plenty of momentum like the beginning of the tour, without being careless or tired. This is probably because it's South America. After all, 1990 was their first time in South America. For the first time, I was witnessing the intense Latin music that so many bands sing in unison. Although the screen does not show much of the large crowd, the excitement of the members conveys an unusual sense of scale. BON JOVI survived the historic tour and rose to become the biggest presence in rock history. This is a piece where you can witness the highlight performance with a multi-camera professional shot. Just by simply watching it, your heart will be warmed by the super-rich greatest hits, and the more you unravel the history, the more you will realize the awesomeness of the glory that can be called the ultimate in rock music. This film is both an entertainment masterpiece and a cultural heritage. The highest quality record. Live at Praca da Apoteose, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 26th January 1990 PRO-SHOT(Highest Quality) Hollywood Rock Festival (96:47) 1. Lay Your Hands On Me 2. I'd Die For You 3. Wild In The Streets 4. You Give Love A Bad Name 5. Fever/Born To Be My Baby 6. Keyboard Solo 7. Let It Rock 8. I'll Be There For You 9. Blood On Blood 10. Livin' On A Prayer 11. Tokyo Road 12. Runaway 13. Never Say Goodbye 14. Wanted Dead Or Alive 15. Bad Medicine. Jon Bon Jovi - Vocal, Guitar Richie Sambora - Guitar, Vocal David Bryan - Keyboards, Vocal Alec John Such - Bass, Vocal Tico Torres - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.97min.
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