Recently, a unique video of George & Clapton's performance in Japan in 1991 at Tokyo Dome has been circulating. The tour staff filmed the footage that was displayed on the venue screen during the three days of the Dome. In other words, it was an official audience shot-like video. However, since it is a screenshot taken in 1991, the projected image is a little washed out, and there are some scenes in the first half of the live performance where it is difficult to understand each person's expressions. However, when it comes to the audience shot video boot videos that were circulating in Japan in real time, such as the screenshot audience video of Tokyo Dome seen in "MY SWEET LORD IN FAR EAST", the angle from which the screen was captured was far away, and the hand A typical audience shot video with blur. In contrast, it was shot in an incomparably stable situation, and this quality is impressive as it is a staff shoot. Several songs appeared on YouTube around February, but this time, the mania has corrected the video, and the audio is also stable in the audience recording, and the official "LIVE IN JAPAN" is dubbing, making it easy to watch for an hour. summarized in. Furthermore, at the beginning of the film, a fragment of the press conference of their arrival in Japan is inserted, but this is also not the one that was broadcast on TV at the time, and the version that seems to have been taken by the staff is used. As can be seen from this, it is presumed that the staff members obtained permission and took photos of the three Dome performances at will. Not only does the video sometimes cut off in the middle of the song, but the recording itself from "Cloud 9" to "Cheer Down" is in a state of fragments, and this point may be said to be for enthusiasts. yeah. However, towards the end of the concert, starting with "Isn't It A Pity", not only the angle but also the focus itself was quite stable, and George and Clapton's facial expressions were captured in a rough manner, and it quickly evolved into a state that was worth watching. (By the way, at the end of "MY SWEET LORD IN FAR EAST", the stage was only captured from a flying angle). Among them, during the encore "Roll Over Beethoven" on December 17th, the last day of the tour, George's son Dhani, who is still very young, was captured in this video as he went on stage and played the rhythm guitar. It's probably the biggest highlight. It was a surprise unique to the last day of the tour, which has been reported since then, but seeing it in this video is moving. Moreover, at the end, some of the band members also spoke into the microphone, which was a funny scene that could only be seen on the final day. And among the versions currently circulating on the Internet, there was one in which "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" was deleted and uploaded, but this release includes the essential song without exception. Watch as Andy Fairweather Rowe plays his six-string bass and George and Clapton take their solos. Although it is George & Clapton's performance in Japan that the full-length version of the pro shot video still cannot be released, it is a rare video that will sufficiently lower the thirst of such maniacs. Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 14th, 15th & 17th December 1991 AMAZING SCREEN SHOT!! 1. George speaks (Press Conference at Capitol Tokyo Hotel, Tokyo 29th November) 2. If I Needed Someone (15th December) 3. Eric speaks (Press Conference at Capitol Tokyo Hotel, Tokyo 29th November) 4. Something (17th December) 5. George speaks 6. What Is Life (17th December) 7. Dark Horse (17th December) 8. Piggies (15th & 17th December) 9 Eric speaks 10. Pretending (17th December) 11. Badge (17th December) 12. Got My Mind Set On You (17th December) 13. Cloud 9 (14th December) 14. Here Comes The Sun (17th December) 15. My Sweet Lord (17th December) 16. All Those Years Ago (17th December) 17. Cheer Down (17th December) 18. Devil's Radio (17th December) 19. Isn't It A Pity (17th December) 20. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (14th & 17th December) 21. Roll Over Beethoven (17th December) 22. Roll Over Beethoven (reprise) (17th December) George Harrison - guitar, vocals Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals Andy Fairweather Low - guitar Chuck Leavell - keyboards Greg Phillinganes - keyboards Nathan East - bass, vocals Steve Ferrone - drums Ray Cooper - percussion Katie Kissoon - backing vocals Tessa Niles - backing vocals COLOUR NTSC Approx.61min.
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