EAGLES entered their golden age in 1976 with the huge success of "Cursed Night" and the addition of Joe Walsh. A masterpiece video that symbolizes that time is now available. This work was filmed at “Seattle performance on August 6, 1976.” This is a multi-camera professional shot. Speaking of EAGLES in 1976, it was full of various events, from the legendary first visit to Japan to "HOTEL CALIFORNIA". First, let's check the show's position in that flow.・January 22: Sydney performance ・February 2-12: Japan/Hawaii (7 performances)《“THEIR GREATEST HITS (1971–1975)” released on February 17》《“HOTEL CALIFORNIA” production started in March 》 ・April 21st - May 14th: North America #1 (3 performances) ・July 1st - August 8th: North America #2 (17 performances) ←★Here★《``HOTEL CALIFORNIA'' completed in October》・October 14th - November 24th: North America #3 (28 performances) [``HOTEL CALIFORNIA'' released on December 8th] ・December 10th + 11th: North America #4 (2 performances) This is a summary of 1976. A North American tour was held during the production of “HOTEL CALIFORNIA”, after its completion, and after its release, but the Seattle performance of this work was “in production”. It was a concert at the end of that period. This show is also known for its professional shots, and has been a staple for many years. This work is the highest peak among them. It is a superb outflow master that also includes time code. The quality is truly exquisite. The most amazing thing is Master Freshness. Although there are some flaws such as the cut-in of “Take It To The Limit” and momentary disturbances, it is just a level that is “not zero”. It is almost noiseless, with glossy image quality and vivid colors throughout. The visual beauty depicts EAGLES, whose ``THEIR GREATEST HITS'' is an unprecedented hit. Joe Walsh has already joined, but the famous songs from the Bernie Leadon era are concentrated and reduced. In order to experience its richness, let's organize the set here.・First: Take It Easy/Witchy Woman ・Rogue: Outlaw Man/Doolin-Dalton/Desperado ・On the Border: Midnight Flyer/Already Gone/Good Day In Hell/James Dean ・Cursed Night: Lyin' Eyes/ Take It To The Limit/One Of These Nights/Others: Funk #49 (JAMES GANG)/Turn To Stone (Joe Walsh)/Seven Bridges Road (Steve Young)...and so on. A well-balanced lineup of representative songs from his debut work to ``ONE OF THESE NIGHTS'', but no songs from ``HOTEL CALIFORNIA'', which is currently in production. It's a luxurious set that looks like a "video version of THEIR GREATEST HITS," but it's not just that. Numbers such as "Outlaw Man," "Midnight Flyer," and "Good Day In Hell" that cannot be heard on the best album were also played, and Walsh's songs such as JAMES GANG's "Funk #49" and solo "Turn To Stone" were also performed. A cover of Steve Young's ``Seven Bridges Road'' will also be featured. Not only can you enjoy big hit songs, but you can also enjoy the bluegrass colors of the Bernie Leadon era, the increasingly strong rock colors, and the newly introduced Walsh tastes all lined up à la carte. Just before they completely fuse, it is a show with plenty of scent unique to that time. EAGLES in 1976 were in the middle of a transformation and leap forward. This is a masterpiece that allows you to gaze at a moment in time that will surely be recorded if rock history books are written. A multi-camera professional shot that spells out the gorgeous show that will become the "video version of THEIR GREATEST HITS" with the visual beauty of the leaked master. Multi-camera professional shot of "August 6, 1976 Seattle Performance". It is a superb leaked master that also includes time code, and its freshness is definitely the highest. Joe Walsh has already joined, but he has concentrated and reduced the masterpieces of the Bernie Leadon era. It is a rich and rich song that is truly a "video version of THEIR GREATEST HITS," and also performs Walsh's songs such as "Outlaw Man," "Midnight Flyer," "Good Day In Hell," "Funk #49," and "Turn To Stone." This is a masterpiece that allows you to closely witness EAGLES in 1976, who were in the middle of a transformation and leap forward. Live at The Kingdome, Seattle, WA, USA 6th August 1976 PRO-SHOT (90:22) 1. Take It Easy 2. Outlaw Man 3. Doolin-Dalton 4. Desperado Reprise 5. Turn To Stone 6. Seven Bridges Road 7 Lyin' Eyes 8. Take It To The Limit 9. Desperado 10. Midnight Flyer 11. Already Gone 12. One Of These Nights 13. Funk #49 14. Good Day In Hell 15. Witchy Woman 16. James Dean Glenn Frey - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocal Don Henley - Drums, Guitar, Vocal Don Felder - Guitar, Vocal Joe Walsh - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocal Randy Meisner - Bass, Vocal PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.90min.
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