We've produced a super-digest video of Eric Clapton's latest European tour, the Paris concert! After a one-month break from his Japan tour, Eric Clapton energetically completed eight European tour dates. We present a super-digest video collection of the best footage from the Paris concert, which took place just late last month! This new release will feature the original, fully recorded master of the superb stereo audience recording of this Paris concert, so we hope you'll check out this video collection as a complement to it. As explained in the review section of the new release, Clapton's performance on this day was arguably the best of the year, and it's worth watching this high-quality video filmed on the same day. Clapton wore an unusual ivory suit on this day, just like he did on the opening day of the RAH on May 21st. Clapton's dandy and cool looks are also noteworthy. The audio quality is also excellent, with excellent audience recording. This video is a chronological compilation of footage from different camera angles for each song, edited together. While it's not a complete concert (some songs are not included), you can enjoy the best parts of the songs you want to hear and see. The intro to White Room is a close-up shot from the front arena seats on the left side of the stage. The frame is slightly pulled back for a while from his entrance to the beginning of the song, but it captures Clapton's waist-up during his final solo. The angle for "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man" is from the rear of the arena, capturing the three screens above the stage throughout. "Sunshine of Your Love" is a shot from the first-floor stands about 30 degrees to the right of the stage. It captures Clapton's entire body along with a full view of the stage. Moving on to the acoustic set, "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" is a shot from the first-floor stands about 30 degrees to the left of the stage. It captures Clapton in the center, with Doyle and Nathan flanking him. "Can't Find My Way Home" is shot from the same screen as "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man." "Tears in Heaven" is shot from the first-floor stands about 30 degrees to the right of the stage, just like "Sunshine of Your Love," but with a close-up shot of Clapton and Doyle. "Badge," returning to the electric set, is shot from the front arena seats on the left side of the stage, just like "White Room." It's a sight to behold. From this song, Clapton plays his Palestine-painted Strat. The classic "Old Love" is also shot from the same angle. Be sure to check out his incredible playing. "Crossroads" and "Little Queen of Spades" are also shot from the same angle. "Cocaine" and "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" are shot from the first-floor stands about 30 degrees to the left of the stage, but with a slight pullback to capture the entire stage. This captures the excited audience crowding in front of the stage as the song's intro begins. The entrance scene for "Before You Accuse Me" captures the stage from the back of the arena, but as the performance begins, the angle changes to capture the three screens above the stage throughout. Even more interesting and excellent footage includes a bonus video of a digest of the best seven songs. The angle is shot from the first floor stands directly to the left of the stage, capturing Clapton's sideways posture throughout, and the quality is high. All images are very clear and problem-free. The audio is also a good stereo audience recording. Accor Arena, Paris, France 31st May 2025 AMAZING SHOTS!!! 1. Intro 2. White Room 3. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 4. Sunshine Of Your Love 5. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 6. Can't Find My Way Home 7. Tears In Heaven 8. Badge 9. Old Love 10. Crossroads 11. Little Queen Of Spades 12. Cocaine 13. Before You Accuse Me DIGEST 14. White Room 15. Sunshine Of Your Love 16. Can't Find My Way Home 17. Tears In Heaven 18. Badge 19. Cocaine 20. Before You Accuse Me COLOUR NTSC Approx.93min.
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