FOREIGNER, who has teamed up with WHITESNAKE and EUROPE for a coupling tour that hits the best of British, American and European melodic rock, is the talk of the town. Here is the latest video that lets you experience the highlight performance in the best way. This work was filmed at the "London performance on May 16, 2022". This is a spectacular audience shot. Some of you may have already guessed it, but this work is a sister work by the same photographer as the WHITESNAKE edition of the same title. Furthermore, if you combine it with the EUROPE edition "THE O2 ARENA 2022" to be released, it is a trilogy that allows you to fully experience the three bands that appeared. Now, FOREIGNER. They announced their disapproval in May last year, and Luis Carlos Maldonado joined. In 2021, they focused on their home country, but in 2022, the new year, they finally expanded their activities to the world. First of all, let's review their recent situation and check the show's position.・February 19-April 24: North America #1 (25 performances) ・May 10-25: UK (8 performances) ←★Here★ ・June 3-18: Europe #1 (11 performances) ・June 24 + 25: Texas (2 performances) ・July 22-September 25: North America #2 (29 performances) ・October 3 + 4: Europe #2 (2 performances) ・October 9 + 11: South Africa (2 performances) ・October 20-11 15: North America #3 (6 performances) This is the 2022 schedule that has been announced so far. If you compare it with the WHITESNAKE commentary, you can see that the luxurious coupling was only realized on the "UK" tour. The London performance of this work was the fourth concert, which is the highlight. This work recorded at such a show is a truly spectacular audience shot. As mentioned above, it was shot by the same photographer as the WHITESNAKE edition, looking down a little from the stand on the left side of the stage. There are almost no obstructions in the view, so you can see the highlights from one end of the stage to the other. Since it doesn't zoom in much, it doesn't have the power of a professional shot, but instead, even with a large group of six people (Mick only did an encore), you can enjoy the highlights without missing them. And instead of zooming, it's a screen shot. It doesn't use as much screen as the main WHITESNAKE, so it's limited, but you can enjoy a professional shot-like scene with the songs it uses. More than such a spectacular view, it's the best sound. This is really amazing. Anyway, the core is extremely thick and the details are vivid, and above all, there is zero sense of distance. It doesn't appear on the screen, but it's probably right next to the PA (perhaps directly below?). Although it absorbs the raw applause, you can enjoy the powerful and beautiful performance sound that tramples it. In fact, it's such a superb sound that it was even considered for release as a live album with only audio. Such a spectacular view and direct sound depicts a full show that condenses and reduces the British songs of the past. The density is obvious if you look at the songs. 6-person era (6 songs) Glorious Departure: Feels Like The First Time / Long, Long Way From Home (★) Double Vision: Double Vision / Hot Blooded (★) Head Games: Head Games / Dirty White Boy 4-person era (4 songs) 4: Urgent / Juke Box Hero Provocateur (Incitement): Cold As Ice / I Want To Know What Love Is (★) *Note: The "★" mark indicates a song in which Mick Jones participated. ... and so on. From the debut album "FOREIGNER" to "AGENT PROVOCATEUR", the representative songs of the five glorious consecutive works are all in one go. If you look closely, you will see that "Waiting For A Girl Like You" is not there, but instead, the sense of balance of the two beautifully selected songs from each album is comfortable. The highlight of the show is the encore. Here, Mick Jones, the founder and only originator, appears, and three songs are performed with all seven current official members. Although Mick is not currently participating in the full show, he plays guitar on "Long, Long Way From Home" and "Hot Blooded", and shows off his multi-player skills with keyboards/choruses on "I Want To Know What Love Is" (the whole venue becomes a sea of light, and "I Want To Know What Love Is" is a goosebumps thing). Even such a full show is overwhelming, but this work also includes additional delicious bonus footage. Although it is the same London performance, it is a super close-up shot from the front seats of the arena (about the fourth row?). However, this is not full. The only song you can watch in its entirety is "Dirty White Boy", and the rest are digests of the highlights of each song. The full show is condensed to about 10 minutes. However, the sense of closeness that seems to touch Kelly Hansen if you reach out is irreplaceable, and you can enjoy "I Want To Know What Love Is" and "Hot Blooded" in which Mick appears. There are not as many screen shots as WHITESNAKE, so it cannot be called a "semi-professional shot", but it is still a spectacular view. This work itself is a wonderful video work, but if you combine it with the WHITESNAKE and EUROPE editions, you can get a complete view of the most melodic rock of the modern era that symbolizes the UK, the US and Europe. A gorgeous evening of masterpieces that you cannot hope for in Japan. A spectacular audience shot of the "London performance on May 16, 2022". This is a sister work by the same photographer as the WHITESNAKE edition "Shades 1526", and the unobstructed view is wonderful, and you can see the highlights from one end of the stage to the other. It is a greatest hits selection of two songs each from the debut work "FOREIGNER" to "AGENT PROVOCATEUR", and Mick Jones appears in the three encore songs. This is the decisive board that also includes a bonus digest video of the very front near the front. The O2 Arena, London, England 16th May 2022 AMAZING SHOT!!! (85:49) 1. Intro 2. Double Vision 3. Head Games 4. Cold As Ice 5. Dirty White Boy 6. Feels Like The First Time 7. Urgent 8. Keyboard & Drum Solo 9. Juke Box Hero 10. Long, Long Way From Home * 11. I Want To Know What Love Is * 12. Hot Blooded *FRONT ROW FOOTAGE 13. Dirty White Boy 14. Highlights COLOUR NTSC Approx.86min. Kelly Hansen - Vocals Bruce Watson - Guitar, backing vocals Luis Maldonado - Guitar, backing vocals Jeff Pilson - Bass, backing vocals Chris Frazier - Drums Michael Bluestein - Keyboards, backing vocals * Mick Jones - Guitar, Keyboards, backing vocals
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