The best professional shots representing "Elton in the 1980s" will be released. This work contains the "Sydney performance on March 24, 1984". It is a scene from the Oceania tour titled "TOO LOW FOR ZERO TOUR 1984". At that time, there were several tours mixed together, so let's organize the overview here. [1983] "TOO LOW FOR ZERO" released on May 30th - October 7th-15th: South Africa (8 shows) [1984] "TOO LOW FOR ZERO TOUR" - February 19th-March 25th: Oceania (22 shows) ←★Here★ - March 30th + 31st: Hong Kong (2 shows) "EUROPEAN EXPRESS TOUR" - April 17th-June 30th: Europe (53 shows) "BREAKING HEARTS" released on June 18th "BREAKING HEARTS TOUR" - August 17th-November 18th: North America (62 shows) This is the tour outline at that time. After announcing "TOO LOW FOR ZERO", they toured South Africa under the apartheid policy. The Oceania tour was restarted four months later. The Sydney performance in this work is the final 21st concert. This show was recorded by a local TV station and broadcast as a special program called "THANK YOU AUSTRALIA". This work is a DVD of the highest quality master. In fact, the quality of this work is excellent. Although it has an analog feel only because it is an 80's air check, the master freshness is an extraordinary dimension. It should be a video master due to the era, but there is no noise that seems to be noise, and there is no running twist or deterioration over time. "1984" is revived with vivid and beautiful coloring and excellent sound board sound. "TOO LOW FOR ZERO TOUR" drawn with such quality is extremely wonderful. Although it is a greatest hits show in total, its composition is quite conceptual. The show opens with "Tiny Dancer" from "MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER" in 1971, and spells out the masterpieces in chronological order, such as "Hercules" and "Rocket Man" in 1972, and "Daniel" in 1973. This flow continues for 13 songs, all the way up to "Blue Eyes" from 1982's "JUMP UP!". After digesting their career in this way, the show finally arrives at their new album "TOO LOW FOR ZERO". Here, they perform 6 of the 10 songs on the album. "Kiss The Bride", "One More Arrow", "Too Low For Zero" and other songs unique to the 80s are a delight, but the highlight is "Crystal". It is a rare song with almost no records other than this Oceania tour. After that, it's time for a fun climax. While the killer hit songs are exciting the venue, THE WHO's covers "Pinball Wizard" and "Song For Guy" are also delicious. They don't particularly explain their careers in the MC, but as you listen to and immerse yourself in the masterpieces, you naturally feel the history. In recent years, some big names have been performing shows with this concept, but this work is from the 80s and is a regular tour to promote the album. This show is possible only because Elton has continued to produce hit songs and masterpieces in every era. This is a masterpiece that allows you to fully enjoy the "TOO LOW FOR ZERO TOUR 1984" with the finest multi-camera professional shots. It is enclosed in a two-disc DVD that does not compromise quality. Live at Sydney Entertainment Center, Australia 24th March 1984 PRO-SHOT Disc 1(62:17) 1. Introduction 2. Tiny Dancer 3. Hercules 4. Rocket Man 5. Daniel 6. Teacher I Need You 7. Candle In The Wind 8. The Bitch Is Back 9. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 10. Island Girl 11. Bennie And The Jets 12. Sorry Seems To Be The Hard est Word 13. Philadelphia Freedom Disc 2(34:28) 1. Blue Eyes 2. I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues 3. Crystal 4. Kiss The Bride 5. One More Arrow 6. Too Low For Zero 7. I'm Still Standing 8. Your Song 9. Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting) 10. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 11. Crocodile Rock 12. Pinball Wizard 13. Song For Guy PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.127min.
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