CINDERELLA dominated the LA metal scene in the late 80's, releasing a series of platinum albums. Introducing a definitive edition that is a collection of out-of-print official footage that concentrates on that golden era. The images included in this work can be broadly divided into two types. This is a 2-disc set with a pro-shot live show representative of “HEARTBREAK STATION TOUR” on DISC 1, and a collection of video clips from “NIGHT SONGS” to “HEARTBREAK STATION” on DISC 2. Although the types are different, both are symbolic professional shots that enhance the golden age. Now, let's introduce each one individually. [DISC 1: Pro shot live of “HEARTBREAK STATION TOUR”] Included in DISC 1 is the super best live footage from the “HEARTBREAK STATION” era. This is a multi-camera professional shot of "May 3, 1991 Auburn Hills Performance". First, let's look back at the show's position from the schedule at that time. 1990《“HEARTBREAK STATION” released on November 20th》・December 31st: Tokyo Dome performance 1991・January 9th-20th: UK (10 performances)・March 4th-September 14th: North America #1 (79 performances) ←★Here★・September 19th - October 1st: Japan (5 performances)・October 4th + 18th: North America #2 (2 performances) This is the whole picture of “HEARTBREAK STATION TOUR” . Their last performance in Japan is also memorable, but the Auburn Hills performance of this work was the main leg “North America #1” that was held before that. This was the 26th concert. This show has long been known for its professional shots, but this work is its highest peak. This is a precise reprint of the version that was made into a DVD by Kakaku Label in 2005. The quality is truly exquisite. In fact, it seems that it wasn't intended for release at the time it was filmed, and the image quality is based on analog standards, and the camerawork is a bit excessively Tom Kiefer-centric. However, considering the excavation standards, the number of cameras is more than enough, and the best part is that it is long, about 83 minutes. And master freshness. It's even more beautiful than the official reprint video of Sonjosora. What is depicted with its visual beauty is a show that is a concentrated reduction of three pieces at their peak. Let's organize the contents here along with DISC 2. NIGHT SONGS (6 songs, 9 takes) ・Live & Clip: Somebody Save Me/Nobody's Fool/Shake Me ・Live only: Push, Push/Night Songs/Back Home Again LONG COLD WINTER (4 songs, 7 takes) ・Live & Clip: Coming Home/Don't Know What You've Got (Til It's Gone)/Gypsy Road ・Clip only: The Last Mile HEARTBREAK STATION (7 songs, 10 takes) ・Live & Clip: The More Things Change/Heartbreak Station /Shelter Me・Live only: Sick For The Cure/Make Your Own Way/Love's Got Me Doin' Time/Love Gone Bad Others (1 song)・Live only; Falling Apart At The Seams [DISC 2: First 3 videos・Complete collection of clips + α] So, DISC 2 is a collection of clips, which is also a reprint of the highest version that was released on DVD in 2005. It was released on DVD at the same time as DISC 1, but this clip was produced with a large amount of money, and was digitized by Mercury, a major company. The quality is far superior to DISC 1, and the image quality is so perfect that you can even feel the graininess of the original film that was shot on it. It's a treasure just to be able to watch all 10 songs and about 47 minutes of clips from the heyday with that quality, but that's not all. In addition to the regular audio, the clip includes an audio commentary by founders Tom and Eric Brittingham, as well as documentary films such as ``TALES FROM THE GYPSY ROAD'' and ``MAKING OF HEARTBREAK STATION MUSIC VIDEO.'' ing. This is too full-fledged to be called an extra, and it's about 45 minutes of gorgeous footage that rivals the main clip collection. Pro shot live, promo clips, documentaries...This is a 2-disc set that is a collection of the best footage from the heyday, totaling 2 hours and 54 minutes. It's on par with famous albums such as "NIGHT SONGS," "LONG COLD WINTER," and "HEARTBREAK STATION"... No, it's a super masterpiece that concentrates the charm of CINDERELLA at its peak. Disc 1: Live at The Palace of Auburn Hills 3rd May 1991 PROS-SHOT Disc 2: Promo Clips & Extra Tracks Disc 1Live at The Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, MI, USA 3rd May 1991 1. The More Things Change 2. Push, Push 3. Sick For The Cure 4. Make Your Own Way 5. Night Songs 6. Back Home Again 7. Somebody Save Me 8. Heartbreak Station 9. Coming Home 10. Falling Apart At The Seams 11. Love's Got Me Doin ' Time 12. Love Gone Bad 13. Don't Know What You've Got (Til It's Gone) 14. Nobody's Fool 15. Gypsy Road 16. Shake Me 17. Shelter Me PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.82min. Disc 2 PROMO CLIPS & EXTRA TRACKS 1. Shake Me 2. Nobody's Fool 3. Somebody Save Me 4. Gypsy Road 5. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) 6. The Last Mile 7. Coming Home 8. The More Things Change 9. Shelter Me 10. Heartbreak Station Jon Bon Jovi & Richie Sambora appear in the Somebody Save Me video Pamela Anderson and Little Richard appear in the Shelter Me video Includes snippets from Tales From The Gypsy Road and the "Making of Heartbreak Station music video ", and a new commentary by Tom and Eric. Tom Keifer - lead vocals, guitar, piano, saxophone Eric Brittingham - bass, background vocals Fred Coury - drums, background vocals Jeff LaBar - guitar, background vocals PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 92min. PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.174min.(total)
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