They have performed in Japan many times and have some professional shots. This work is a video collection that compiles such professional shots. DIO's Live in Japan is a masterpiece that you can collect at once (with super high quality!). First, let's unravel the history of DIO's performances in Japan... ・1985: SUPER ROCK '85 (1 performance)《Vivian → Craig changed》 ・1986: SACRED HEART TOUR (7 performances) ・1987: JAPAN AID 2 (1 performance) [This work]《10 years gap 》・1997: ANGRY MACHINES TOUR (4 performances) [This work]《Tracy G replaced by Craig》 ・2000: MAGICA TOUR (4 performances) 《5 years gap》・2005: MASTER OF THE MOON TOUR ( 3 performances) [This work]・2006: LOUD PARK 06 (2 performances) [This work] In this way, DIO has visited Japan 7 times and performed a total of 22 performances. Of these, all professional shots remain except for two, “SACRED HEART TOUR 1986” and “MAGICA TOUR 2000.” Now, let's introduce each live. [1987: JAPAN AID 2] First of all, there are 4 professional shots from when he was replaced by Craig Goldie and appeared at the charity event "JAPAN AID 2" on "October 4, 1987". This year's performance in Japan was limited to this one time, and even with only 4 songs, it is a video that is comparable to "SUPER ROCK '85", which was their first visit to Japan. The highlight here is definitely Craig Goldie. In the official video "SACRED HEART "THE VIDEO", the mix was suppressed and gave a poor impression, but here the original smooth fast playing explodes! "Neon Knights" is especially amazing, with an overwhelming super-fast solo that has been completely reborn based on Tony Iommi's original phrase. It was a big mistake not to copy it badly, and it is the best version that explodes with a ferocious sense of speed because it has been completely repainted into "DIO's world". Another highlight is “Stars”! In the charity project "HEAR'N AID", various star players (Craig also participated) sang and played the guitar, but here is the band version by DIO. When played as a normal song, the original goodness of the song stands out even more, and Craig's compact solo is also perfect. This band version does not remain on the soundboard, and this pro shot is the only line record. We also see Ronnie being interviewed about charity. I also can't help but mention him. The brave figure of 39-year-old Jimmy Bain is also engraved here. 10 years since RAINBOW first visited Japan in 1976, this video is his last live in Japan. [1997: ANGRY MACHINES TOUR] Next up are three professional shots from the 4th performance in Japan. During that time, DIO disbanded → BLACK SABBATH reunited → DIO reunited, and it was a revisit after a 10-year hiatus. Times and DIO have changed in those 10 years, and it is now “Heavy DIO” with Tracy G. Starting with the hidden masterpiece "Jesus Mary & The Holy Ghost" that explodes with its heavy charm, Tracy G completely changes the original in past repertoire such as "Straight Through The Heart" and "Don't Talk To Strangers". Intense. After this, DIO returned to the fantasy route and began to focus on glorious masterpieces, but here the ambition to cut into the scene is burning. This is a professional shot of the challenger Ronnie's roar. [2005: MASTER OF THE MOON TOUR] DIO, who returned to fantasy with ``MAGICA'', came to Japan for the fifth time in 2000, but did not leave a professional shot. The next professional shot is the 6th performance in Japan “May 29, 2005 ZEPP TOKYO”. In addition to the two RAINBOW songs "Man On The Silver Mountain" and "Long Live Rock'n'Roll", it also includes "Sivers" from the final album "MASTER OF THE MOON". In addition to Craig returning to guitar, the final lineup of Simon Wright, Rudy Sarzo, and Scott Warren came to Japan. [2006: LOUD PARK 06] And finally, there are three professional shots of “October 15, 2006 LOUD PARK” from the 7th performance in Japan. Ronnie himself made his last visit to Japan in 2007 with HEAVEN & HELL, but 2006 was his last as DIO. Although there are only three songs, RAINBOW's "The Temple Of The King," BLACK SABBATH's "Heaven And Hell," and DIO's "Stand Up & Shout" will captivate you with representative songs from each era. DIO has been forced to play small venues for a long time since the opening “JAPAN AID 2”, but here Ronnie’s image of freely controlling the large crowd of “LOUD PARK 06”, which numbered 10,000, is clearly engraved. The spectacle of “Heaven And Hell” that has a huge crowd chanting... It's a scene worthy of the final chapter of "Glorious DIO." This work covers professional shots in Japan from 1987 to 2006. Everything from 21 years of "DIO and Japan" is an ultra-excellent set of the world's highest quality. Please enjoy it to your heart's content. "Japan Aid 2" Showa Kinen Park, Tokyo, Japan 4th October 1987 PRO-SHOT Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan 10th or 11th May 1997 PRO-SHOT Zepp Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 29th May 2005 PRO-SHOT "Loud Park 06" Makuhari Messe, Japan 15th October 2006 PRO-SHOT (58:12) "Japan Aid 2" Showa Kinen Park, Tokyo, Japan 4th October 1987 1. Stand Up & Shout 2. Neon Knights 3. Rainbow In The Dark 4. Stars Club Citta , Kawasaki, Japan 10th or 11th May 1997 5. Jesus Mary & The Holy Ghost 6. Straight Through The Heart 7. Don't Talk To Strangers Zepp Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 29th May 2005 8. Man On The Silver Mountain 9. Long Live Rock'n'Roll 10. Sivers "Loud Park 06" Makuhari Messe, Japan 15th October 2006 11. The Temple Of The King 12. Heaven And Hell 13. Stand Up & Shout #2 PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.58min.
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