A masterpiece professional shot representing the "DON'T LOOK BACK" era will be released. This work contains the "Meadowlands Performance on June 17, 1979". It is a multi-camera professional shot of a concert at "Giants Stadium". This tour also saw the band's legendary first visit to Japan, and this week the world premiere of their live album "BUDOKAN 1979 2ND NIGHT" will be released. First, let's take a look at the show positions from the overview of the world tour. [1978] {"DON'T LOOK BACK" released on August 2nd} ・August 10th - December 14th: North America #1 (74 performances) [1979] ・January 3rd - April 1st: North America #2 (68 performances) ・April 13th - 20th: Japan (6 performances) ・April 29th - June 18th: North America #3 (14 performances) ←★Here★ ・September 15th - October 28th: Europe (29 performances) That's a total of 191 performances. The Meadowlands performance of this work is the 13th performance of the latter "North America # 3", two months after the performance in Japan. After this tour, BOSTON will sleep for eight years, and it was also the last concert to be seen in the United States for the time being. The professional shot of such a show has been famous for a long time. It is a leaked video with time code and subtitles in the center of the screen, and it became very popular as a valuable professional shot of BOSTON in his heyday. This work is an upgraded version of such a professional shot. It remains monochrome except for the center angle, but there is no annoying time code or subtitles, and it is a superb version where only BOSTON occupies the screen. Moreover, it is not just unobtrusive. The details are unknown, but it seems to have been digitized directly from the original master, and the quality is excellent. The already released There were some twists and crushes due to the deterioration of the tape over time, but this work does not have such analog-derived distortion. Of course, the shooting itself is analog (probably from the time of shooting), and the fine disturbances when switching angles remain. Although this work is not of the official class, the generation and storage state are vivid and detailed beyond comparison. It is an upgrade of the type that feels "beautiful" and "cannot be more" rather than "better". Of course, the sound is also a straight-ball sound board, and Tom Scholz's spacey sound and Brad Delp's singing voice jump directly into your ears. Unlike the current large-scale formation, the reproduction of a precise sound world with only five people is depicted more vividly than ever. The show in its heyday depicted with that quality is gorgeous. Since it is an open stadium during the day, the mood is different from the Japanese performance, but the set is almost the same. The encore songs "Television Politician" and "Don't Be Afraid" are not included, and the masterpieces of "Fantasy Flight" and "DON'T LOOK BACK" will be rushed in one go for about 80 minutes. It is especially nice to see the masterpiece "Help Me To Forget (Shattered Images)" that remains a phantom with a sound board and pro shot. It is the definitive video of "Moving BOSTON". A multi-camera pro shot where the BOSTON sound with a sense of scale is unfolded in a huge stadium. It is the highest peak upgrade master. For those who are watching for the first time, the brilliant brilliance of the heyday is a shocking one for those who have loved the existing releases. Live at Giants Stadium, The Meadowlands, New Jersey, USA 17th June 1979 PRO-SHOT (78:34) 1. Rock And Roll Band 2. Shattered Images 3. Peace Of Mind 4. Feelin' Satisfied 5. Don't Look Back / The Journey 6. More Than A Feeling 7. A Man I'll Never Be 8. Smokin' 9. Organ Solo / Smokin'(reprise) 10. Guitar Solo 11. This Time 12. Foreplay/Longtime 13. Something About You 14. Party Tom Scholz - Guitar & Keyboards Brad Delp - Vocal Barry Goudreau - Guitar Fran Sheehan - Bass Sib Hashian - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.79min.
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