The 1975 European tour on the eve of founder Ritchie Blackmore's departure. A new and precious video that allows you to witness the scene has been unearthed! It has been decided to be released urgently. This work was filmed at the "March 20, 1975 Copenhagen performance". This is an audience shot. The spring of 1975 was also the season when RAINBOW was born, and Ritchie's last tour was also recorded in the official live albums "GRAZ 1975" and "PARIS 1975". First of all, let's unravel the schedule at that time and grasp the position of this work.・January 25th: Melbourne performance {March 14th: "Silver Mountain Champion" completed}・March 16th + 17th: Yugoslavia (2 performances)・March 20th: Copenhagen performance ←★This work★・March 21st: Gothenburg performance・March 23rd-30th: West Germany (5 performances)・April 3rd: Graz performance ←※Official "GRAZ 1975"・April 5th: Saarbrücken performance・April 7th: Paris performance ←※Official "PARIS 1975" {Ritchie Blackmore leaves the band → Tommy Bolin joins} {November 7th: "Come Taste the Band" released}・November 8th: Honolulu performance・November 13th-December 1st: Oceania (10 performances)・December 4th-19th: Asia (7 performances)This is DEEP PURPLE in 1975. Richie, who completed "The Silver Mountain Champion" in mid-March, immediately joined DEEP PURPLE's European tour. He left the band after 12 shows. The Copenhagen performance of this work is the beginning of that. It was the third concert of the European tour, less than a week after the completion of "The Silver Mountain Champion". This work, which was filmed at such a site, was released just the other day, and is a newly excavated audience video that is currently shocking enthusiasts all over the world. It is an 8mm film filmed by a person named Lars Kroman. The "IIIth phase audience video" alone is a big shock, but what's even more shocking is the quality. Excavated 8mm is often more beautiful than VHS, but that depends on the storage condition of the film. This work can be said to be the best of the best. There are no scratches, dirt, or fading, and the color illuminated by the colorful lighting is exactly as glossy as it was at the time. Moreover, there are plenty of close-ups. As is the fate of 8mm, there are only short fragments of a few seconds to a dozen seconds (a total of just under 10 minutes), but you can see the close-ups of each of the five members, and even Richie's hands. Jon Lord is filming from behind the stage, and Lars Kroman, who filmed this work, may have been a staff member at the time. Although it is such a shocking 8mm video, the video that appeared on the Internet did not have sound. Therefore, in this work, the superb sound of the masterpiece live album "COPENHAGEN 1975" from the same day was layered. In order to realize the early release of the news, we could not pursue the perfection that perfectly matches the video, but it is realistic enough to color the precious scene. In particular, the scene of Richie's raging guitar solo is wonderful and powerful. I never thought that there was a video of the IIIth period of DEEP PURPLE on the spot. Moreover, it is of the highest quality. A new excavation of a shocking 8mm form. The best video of the IIIth period, just before Ritchie Blackmore's departure, has been released. This is a newly excavated 8mm film, and although it is only about 9 minutes long, the visual beauty is superb even from a modern perspective. It is finished as a piece that can be enjoyed as a musical work by overlaying the superb recording of the same day. Live at Brondby Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark 20th March 1975 AMAZING SHOT!!!★First appearance (9:23) Contains Audio of Burn / Stormbringer / Mistreated / Keyboard Solo / You Fool No One / Guitar Solo COLOUR NTSC Approx.9min.
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