We will present you with valuable 8mm footage that will make the wonderful sound even more vivid. This work is a color video created from recently unearthed 8mm film. Although it is only about 3 minutes long, its quality is amazing. There is a distant view of the front of the stage, a zoom from the second floor seat, a super zoom that looks like a scene from a professional shot, and even a shot of Keith Emerson from behind that can only be recorded from the wings of the stage.Every perspective is multi-camera. It will be displayed on the screen. What's more, the highlights, such as the scene where Keith struts around the stage with a ribbon controller in hand, are well captured. Although the video does not provide any details, it is definitely believed that it was shot by a staff member. In addition to the shooting quality, the freshness of the image quality is also excellent. The colors have a vintage feel from the 1970s, but the colors are beautiful and boast a vividness that challenges the performance limits of the lighting technology and 8mm camera at the time. Moreover, there is almost no deterioration. It's clearly not via analog video, and it's the freshness of being digitized directly from film. This video is circulating on the internet as a silent film, but in this work we have added the soundboard audio of "DEFINITIVE WORKS LIVE 1977 (Virtuoso 191/192/193/194)" (Wheeling, November 18th). The silent film condenses various highlights of the show into three minutes, and analyzes the songs performed from those scenes, including ``Tarkus'', ``Take A Pebble'', ``Piano Concerto No.1'', ``Enemy God'', and ``Enemy God''. Rondo” and other songs, the video and performance are precisely synchronized. We have created a superb version exclusive to this work that will amaze enthusiasts around the world. In fact, the persuasiveness of the stereo soundboard audio of “DEFINITIVE WORKS LIVE 1977”, which was touted as “more than official”, is overwhelming. To be honest, no matter how much I knew in my mind that it was ``super precious,'' in my heart I was no more moved than watching ``old-fashioned EL&P footage.'' However, this work, which is layered with soundboards, is not only valuable, but also inexplicably shakes your heart. It instantly reached the level of a documentary film trailer, and became a masterpiece video that exploded the admiration and anticipation for the live performance at that time. Yes, if possible, please watch this work before the 2CD "SAN BERNARDINO 1977". This album filled me with high expectations, and I listened to ``SAN BERNARDINO 1977'' with a hungry heart. This is the only way to get closer to the psychology of the audience waiting for the performance to begin, patiently and patiently. And, the best sound of a 100% live performance that permeates the thirsty heart and cheers...I would like you to enjoy this real pleasure. Taken from the super 8mm film "US Tour 1977" (Synched with soundboard recording) (3:11) Tarkus/Take A Pebble/Piano Concerto No 1/Maple Leaf Rag/Enemy God/Rondo COLOR NTSC Approx.3min.
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