A major upgrade of the masterpiece pro shot representing the "DON'T LOOK BACK" era. It is now available as a two-disc set of a magnificent DVD + CD. The representative pro shot is "Meadowlands performance on June 17, 1979". It is a two-disc set with a multi-camera pro shot on disc 1 and a stereo soundboard album on disc 2 at the concert at "Giants Stadium". First of all, let's check the position of the show from the overall world tour picture. [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) [Disc 1: Ultimate upgrade pro shot] All 191 performances. For us Japanese, the legendary first visit to Japan is symbolic, but the Meadowlands performance of this work is two months after that first visit. It was the 13th concert of "North America #3". This show has been famous for leaked pro shots for a long time, and has been very popular as the definitive video of BOSTON in its heyday. Many of you may have seen the previous version with time code and subtitles in the center of the screen. This work is the highest grade upgrade version of such a masterpiece pro shot. Although it is the same as the center angle, it is monochrome, but there is no annoying time code or subtitles, and only BOSTON occupies the screen. A similar "subtitle-free version" was introduced in the gift title, but this work is a lossless disc from the original master. It is the ultimate quality version with improved image quality and sound quality. Moreover, it is not just "there are no codes or subtitles". The quality of the basic image and sound quality is intense. It seems that it was directly digitized from the original master that was shot / edited at the time, and there is no twisting or crushing due to the deterioration of the tape due to aging, which was already released, and there is no distortion derived from analog dubbing. Of course, the shooting itself is analog (probably from the time of shooting) and the fine disturbance when switching angles remains. Although this work is not official grade, the generation and storage state are incomparably vivid and vivid. It's not "better," but rather "beautiful" and "it can't be any better." [Disc 2: Best Soundboard Album] Such an ultimate pro shot has the best sound. This work is a live album of the amazing stereo soundboard sound. The quality is a direct-connected sound where Tom Scholz's spacey sound and Brad Delp's singing voice jump directly into your ears. This is also a somewhat rough mix with far-away cheers to call it "official class," but that's why the sense of synchronization you can enjoy is tremendous. On official and FM broadcasts, it is polished with a remix of cheers, exuding the elegance of a work. This work has no such artificiality, and the performance sound itself played on the spot is poured into your brain, allowing you to become completely one with the band. The random realism is amazing. And it is striking because it is "TOTO in 1979." Unlike the current large-scale formation, only five people will reproduce a sophisticated sound world. That miraculous ensemble is depicted in the most detailed way possible. Moreover, this disc is the ultimate version. The previously mentioned version had sound cuts and noise (albeit very momentary), but the master of this work has no such defects. Seamless beautiful sound is extremely elegant, penetrating the whole. Of course, it is not just the sound that was extracted from the DVD, but it is optimized for audio playback. The heyday show depicted with that quality is gorgeous and magnificent. 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" are rushed in one go for about 80 minutes. In particular, the masterpiece "Help Me To Forget (Shattered Images)", which remains a phantom, can be seen on a pro shot and sound board. Despite recreating a sophisticated musical world on stage, BOSTON does not officially leave behind live albums or footage. This is the ultimate one that allows you to fully enjoy the heyday with multi-camera pro shots and stereo sound boards. The highest peak upgrade board of valuable footage. A rock cultural heritage that is close to the most important official works "Fantastic Flight" and "Don't Look Back". Live at Giants Stadium, The Meadowlands, New Jersey, USA 17th June 1979 PRO-SHOT/STEREO SBD(UPGRADE) DVD(78:38) 1. Introduction 2. Rock And Roll Band 3. Shattered Images 4. Peace Of Mind 5. Feelin' Satisfied 6. Don't Look Back / The Journey 7. More Than A Feeling 8. A Man I'll Never Be 9. Smokin' 10. Organ Solo / Smokin'(reprise) 11. Guitar Solo 12. This Time 13. Foreplay / Longtime 14. Something About You 15. Party PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.79min. CD(78:41) 1. Introduction 2. Rock And Roll Band 3. Shattered Images 4. Peace Of Mind 5. Feelin' Satisfied 6. Don't Look Back / The Journey 7. More Than A Feeling 8. A Man I'll Never Be 9. Smokin' 10. Organ Solo / Smokin'(reprise) 11. Guitar Solo 12. This Time 13. Foreplay / Longtime 14. Something About You 15. Party STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Tom Scholz - Guitar, Keyboards Brad Delp - Vocal Barry Goudreau – Guitar Fran Sheehan - Bass Sib Hashian – Drums
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