The first day of the CSN Tokyo performance and the second day of the Jackson Browne Tokyo performance are both super high quality audience shot video titles by the same photographer. This CSN version, which has particularly excellent sound quality, is a decisive piece that makes you feel that "this video has a future of bootlegs...". "Why is this kind of shooting and video possible?" Anyone who sees it will be fascinated by the thought that it is "unbelievable". From the front of the audience seats, it is a shot that looks like an audience shot at a club live, and you can enjoy the whole picture of the concert with a high-quality shot for 2 hours and 26 minutes without interruption. At first glance, you will be surprised by the unique image of a soft image that seems to be a digitization of classic film footage, which seems to have a lack of frames (the dark scenes look like thermograph images), but if you can understand the originality of "this video is like this", all you have to do is stare at this magnificent picture. The same can be said for Jackson Browne, which was released as a gift at the same time, but since the cameraman is familiar with the songs and the movements of the performers, it is truly wonderful to see the camera move naturally to the position that seems correct, and it goes without saying that these points also make this album more highly rated. As mentioned above, the audio recorded is very good (sound quality that exceeds that of Jackson Browne, which is considered to be good enough), so watching and listening to it does not cause any stress. In other words, it can be said that the high-quality audio with a strong core and high directivity tightens up the soft impression of the video. Also, it is probably true that the equipment used for this shoot tends to be a bit distorted when the members on stage move quickly, so it is not suitable for shooting such bands. In the case of CSN and Jackson Browne, the members are playing in almost fixed positions on stage, so it seems that the optimal video was taken. This is the first performance in Japan in 20 years. Unlike the previous performances in Japan, which were acoustic only, this time they performed with a full band. The basic setlist follows last year's US tour. Following Carry On, Nash performs Military Madness (they play Chicago at this position on the second day). The biggest highlight is Jackson Browne's jump-in performance at The Crow On The Cradle in the middle of the show. This miracle collaboration was only on this day, so it was fortunate to be captured in the uncut video, and all fans will be moved to tears. The last encore, Teach Your Children, has a great video, but the recorded musical tones are outstanding (the chorus and clapping are just the right balance, not too noisy), making the impression even deeper. If you are a CSN fan, it would be a waste not to watch this wonderful documentary in the spring of 2015. It is a masterpiece title. It is available in a two-disc set with an original menu. Live at Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan 5th March 2015 Disc 1(76:35) 1. Pre Show Music 2. Carry On/Questions 3. Military Madness 4. Long Time Gone 5. Southern Cross 6. Just A Song Before I Go 7. Delta 8. Don’t Want Lies 9. Marrakesh Express 10. To The Last Whale…A. Critical Mass B. Wind On The Water 11. Our House Deja 12. Vu 13. Band Introductions 14. Bluebird Disc 2(68:54) 1. Helplessly Hoping 2. Girl From The North Country 3. The Crow On The Cradle(with Jackson Browne) 4. What Makes It So 5. Guinnevere 6. Somebody Home 7. Burning For The Buddha 8. Almost Cut My Hair 9. Wooden Ships 10. For What It’s Worth 11. Love The One You’re With Encore: 12. Teach Your Children COLOR NTSC Approx.146min.
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