And the performance in Japan during the “BIG THING” era with three members remaining. The best video that captures the highlights with multi-camera professional shots will be released. This work was filmed at the "February 22, 1989: Tokyo Dome" performance. This show was filmed using professional shots and was broadcast on TV at the time. It is a classic video that has produced many previous releases. This work is of the highest quality. First of all, let's check the show's position in the 1989 Japan visit schedule. ・February 15th: Kobe World Memorial Hall ・February 16th: Kobe World Memorial Hall ・February 17th: Kobe World Memorial Hall ・February 20th: Nagoya Rainbow Hall ・February 22nd: Tokyo Dome [This work] ] Above, all 5 performances. Roger and Andy have already left, but their popularity in Japan continues unabated. In February 1989, VAN HALEN and Prince also held their first Tokyo Dome performance, which was the next large-scale performance. This work, which contains such a show, is truly the best. Although there are a variety of pre-released videos that are standard videos, this work seems to have been digitized from the recording master itself, and there are no dubbing marks or deterioration over time. Although there are some momentary image disturbances, they are less than a zero comma, and there is not a single white line noise to be found, nor is there any audio noise. The time is brought back to life with vivid colors and visual beauty that look like they were created from mint quality official VHS. What is depicted with such quality is the culmination of the shining 80's. The songs are selected from the previous works, from the debut work to the latest work "BIG THING" at the time, and most of them are hit songs. The only songs that aren't singles are the new songs "Big Thing," "Do You Believe In Shame?" and "The Edge Of America." It also covers ``A View To A Kill'', which was provided for the movie ``007'', ``Election Day'' by side project ARCADIA, and ``Get It On'' by THE POWER STATION. It is literally a gorgeous show that condenses their 10 years into 90 minutes. It is enough to be able to watch such a show with professional shots, but this work also has the fun that is unique to Japanese broadcasting. Those are the Japanese subtitles added to the MC's words between songs. For example, after "I Don't Want Your Love," Simon says, "Everyone's on glitter," and after singing "Hungry Like The Wolf," he says, "Welcome to the Big Egg, the world's biggest egg. ” he shouts. Simon's groove and the Japanese translation are fiercely 80's, and the cheers given to the MC are reminiscent of the Golden Age of Western music. Even the Japanese subtitles are clearly drawn with no color bleed. Then, he introduces, ``The next song I composed for a friend, and that friend is no longer with me,'' and begins with ``Do You Believe In Shame?''... This work is not only a music video where you can enjoy hit songs in high quality, but also a time capsule with "1989" engraved in every corner. DURAN DURAN created many famous songs and was a symbol of the 80's. This is the highest quality video that allows you to enjoy Live in Japan, which is the culmination of their work, with multi-camera professional shots of the highest quality. It is a moving best album, and the ultimate visual masterpiece of the 80's. Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 22nd February 1989 PRO-SHOT 1. Big Thing 2. I Don't Want Your Love 3. Hungry Like The Wolf 4. Do You Believe In Shame? 5. Election Day 6. All She Wants Is 7. Planet Earth 8. A View To A Kill 9. The Edge Of America 10. Skin Trade 11. Girls On Film 12. Notorious 13. Is There Something I Should Know? 14. Save A Prayer 15. Get It On 16 . The Reflex 17. Rio Simon Le Bon - Vocals Nick Rhodes - Keyboards John Taylor - Bass Sterling Campbell - Drums Warren Cuccurullo - Guitar Stan Harrison - Horns Spike Edney - Keyboards PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.90min.
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