This is an upper version of the nearly 3-hour black-and-white multi-camera pro-shot footage of the second day performance at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey on September 20th, a long-familiar performance from the 1978 Darkness Tour. This is the best quality version of the past, with the best video and sound, which JEMS recently announced as "2012 NEW TRANSFER". There have been many titles made from high-generation sources in the past, but this is the definitive version that will blow them all away. The other day, it was released as a gift, and many fans who were knocked out by its overwhelming content have made enthusiastic requests saying, "I want to see such a great video! I want to leave it!", and it has been decided to release it in response to that. There have been many titles made from high-generation sources in the past regarding the video of this performance, but this is the definitive version that will blow them all away. As for the video, the new video source used is a Beta tape dubbed from the master around 1978-79 (the original master is said to be a Umatic owned by the venue). The audio is also reproduced using newly acquired soundboard reel masters with professional equipment, and in every sense, it is produced using the best materials currently available. Thunder Road, which had been cut up until now, is included in the complete version for the first time in this version. Jungleland and Incident On 57th Street are also cut in this video master, but since the audio master is uncut, only the sound is recorded uncut. The Darkness Tour was the best tour of blues in the 70s. The live footage of the peak of that era is in black and white, but can be enjoyed in the best condition, making it a must-have and must-see video for all fans. The footage from the previous day at the same venue was an incomplete recording of the concert, but its quality and content were both excellent, and this was also a must-have title, but it will be a moving experience for fans that they can finally enjoy the footage of the second day's performance in their hometown of New Jersey in the same best quality as the previous day. Moreover, this is a complete recording of the concert. The stage is clearly more relaxed than the previous day's radio broadcast, and it is full of energy and fun from start to finish, just like a party live at the Boom Grounds. Since it is a hall-class live performance unlike a large venue, the communication with the audience is also carried out in an intimate mood, which is also a fun highlight. In the first half, the Animals' cover It's My Life is played, which is also a highlight, but immediately after that, Bruce plays the harmonica of Thunder Road, but Roy Bittan plays the piano intro of Racing In The Street, which is usually played in this position, and you can see the rare scene of them starting over and playing Thunder Road again. (It's rare to hear this song performed alone, not as a medley.) The second set is Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town, a rare selection for the first time on the 1978 tour. Don't miss the powerful blues performance at Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out. The Detroit Medley is also longer than the previous day. The last song is Twist And Shout. This is the definitive title for the second day of the 1978 Capitol Theater. This is a must-have 2-disc set for fans, and it's the best video of the year. Live at Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ. USA 20th September 1978 PRO-SHOT Disc 1(Dual Layer)(115:12) 1. Good Rockin' Tonight 2. Badlands 3. Spirit In The Night 4. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 5. Independence Day 6. The Promised Land 7. Prove It All Night 8. It's My Life 9. Thunder Road 10. Jungleland 11. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 12. Fire 13. Candy's Room 14. Because The Night 15. Point Blank 16. Kitty's Back Disc 2(62:11) 1. Incident On 57th Street 2. Rosalita(Come Out Tonight) 3. Born To Run 4. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 5. Detroit Medley 6. Twist And Shout PRO-SHOT b&w NTSC Approx. 177min.
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