The legendary super rare pro shot is an unexpected super upgrade! That treasure video is now available in full official quality and lengthened master!! This work was filmed on "October 4, 1987: National Showa Memorial Park". This is a multi-camera professional shot taken when he appeared in the legendary "JAPAN AID 2" that is still talked about today. The festival is legendary for its diverse lineup of metal, funk, fusion, popular songs, etc. It would be more appropriate to call it chaotic, but from among these, it features the heavyweights of metal, QUIET RIOT/DIO. This is a professional shot of the TV broadcast. [Upgraded version with official quality visual beauty and stereo SBD] In fact, the upgrade of this work is overwhelming. We have been introducing "JAPAN AID 2" for some time, and it has been praised as the best master. However, I can't talk about it before this work. The image quality of the new master provided by a core recording enthusiast is glossy and beautiful, noiseless, and the colors are vivid. Moreover, since it was not corrected by digital mastering, the highlights are natural and the fine details are not lost. It's such a beautiful visual that you wonder, "Was it released on laser disc back then?" Even though I thought the old gift edition was so beautiful, after experiencing this work I can't stop watching it anymore.What's even more surprising is the audio. This has also been upgraded to be fatter and more glossy, but what is shocking is the stereo feel. The monaural audio on the old gift edition has been transformed into an official live album-level stereo soundboard. In fact, in the DIO edition, the "stereo" logo also appeared on the screen. For that reason, I thought, ``It looks like a thing, but I'm sure it's different on the left and right,'' but that's ridiculous. The original broadcast was a vivid stereo sound with no questions asked. This work is also proof of that. [Super rare and special must-see pro shot] If you are familiar with the previously released group, you may have already made up your mind just by saying, "That video is official!" Actually, this video is a short program of around 30 minutes, but on the other hand, it is also a famous video that is a must-have for fans of both bands. The reason for this is the extremely special inside. DIO was the last visit to Japan in the golden 80s, and QUIET RIOT was the world premiere with the addition of famous singer Paul Shortino. Of course, both of them are famous for their official videos from a similar period, but this work has extremely rare songs that can't be heard there. In order to explain this, let's organize the contents of the set here. QUIET RIOT (3 songs + interview)・Scream and Shout (★)／Wild And The Young／Cum On Feel The Noize DIO (4 songs + interview)・Stand Up And Shout／Neon Knights (★)／Rainbow In The Dark／ Stars (★) *Note: Songs marked with "★" cannot be heard on "LIVE IN JAPAN (QUIET RIOT)" or "FINDING THE SACRED HEART: LIVE IN PHILLY 1986 (DIO)". ...and it looks like this. Although there are only 7 songs, 3 of them are rare songs that cannot be seen in the official video. Moreover, QUIET RIOT's "Scream and Shout" is a delicious repertoire that was not included in the old edition. And above all, DIO's "Stars". As you know, the original was a "metal version of We Are The World" in which famous singers/guitarists all participated, but here it is a band version with only Ronnie singing. Only “JAPAN AID 2” exists for the DIO version video and soundboard, and it is a great achievement that the one and only take has been upgraded to the official level. Extremely rare, yet most important. Although the press was postponed because it was only about 33 minutes long, the quality and content are one that will last forever. Live at Showa Kinen Park, Tokyo, Japan 4th October 1987 PRO-SHOT *UPGRADE!!!!!! (32:56) QUIET RIOT 1. Intro 2. Scream and Shout 3. Wild And The Young 4. Cum On Feel The Noize 5. Paul Shortino Interview Paul Shortino - Vocal Carlos Cavazo - Guitar Sean McNabb - Bass Frankie Banali - Drums DIO 6. Stand Up And Shout 7. Neon Knights 8. Rainbow In The Dark 9. Stars 10. Ronnie James Dio Interview Ronnie James Dio - Vocal Craig Goldie - Guitar Jimmy Bain - Bass Claude Schnell - Keyboard Vinny Appice - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 33min.
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