This is a video of the audience shots on the first and third days at the Royal Albert Hall in London in May, before the L.A. performance. The first day of LA was a unique project of our shop that connected multiple YouTube link videos, but this board is a mix of multiple videos from this year's RAH performance by fans, and it looks like a multi-camera finish (the date is credited on the screen, and the 22nd is credited as TUESDAY, but since it is the first day, it is probably a mistake for MONDAY). What is impressive is the editing. Our shop has a reputation for perfect cross-fade processing that seamlessly connects and edits multiple sources for sound sources, but this can be said to be a perfect execution of that on the video. The video crosses in a natural way, as if it were an official video made by professional staff, and is smoothly connected without any discomfort. L.A. was surprised by the amazing angles, but this board will surprise you with its editing. Recently, we released "Royal Albert Hall 2017 1st Night: The Video", which was shot from the front of the second floor stand on the first day of the concert. While incorporating that footage, we interweave good quality shots from multiple angles for each song, and the quality of the footage exceeds that of the main board. There are two angles at the front row level of the arena, which is surprising. Of course, the audio source was selected from what is thought to be the best on both days, so the sound quality does not change significantly when switching between videos. In any case, it is simply amazing. If the other one is the definitive version of the L.A. performance, this board can be said to be the definitive version of the Royal Albert Hall. Please also take a look at the reggae arrangement version of Bell Bottom Blues, which was only played on the first day of the Royal Albert Hall performance and was not played at any subsequent performances including L.A. Eric Clapton, who is said to have entered the final chapter of his career. In London, the keyboard was Paul Carrack and the guest who came in was Doyle Bramhall. The L.A. keyboardist was Walt Richmond, and special guests were Jimmie Vaughan and Gary Clark Jr. Live at Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 22nd & 25th May 2017 MULTI-CAM 1. Somebody's Knockin' (25th) 2. Key to the Highway (22nd) 3. Hoochie Coochie Man (22nd) 4. I Shot the Sheriff (25th) 5. Driftin' Blues (22nd) 6. Bell Bottom Blues (22nd) 7. Layla (22nd) 8. Nobody Knows You (22nd) 9. Tears in Heaven (22nd) 10. Badge (25th) 11. Wonderful Tonight (22nd) 12. Crossroads Blues (22nd) 13. Little Queen of Spades (22nd) 14. Cocaine (25th) 15. Sunshine of Your Love (25th) 16. High Time We Went (25th) COLOUR NTSC Approx. 101 min.
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