GUNS N' ROSES returned to Japan in 1992 as the biggest monster in the rock world. A special edition of that symbolic video is now available as the best master. The symbolic video was shot on February 22, 1992: Tokyo Dome performance. This is the multi-camera pro shot. As many of you may have already noticed, this show is also famous as the official video work ``USE YOUR ILLUSION 1992 IN TOKYO.'' At our store, the press DVD reprinted from the Japanese edition laser disc is very popular. This work is also a professional shot of the same show, but it is a TV broadcast version with different content from the official product. [A completely different TV broadcast version that is faithful to the scene] In the first place, this show first appeared on TV. Although it was not a live broadcast, a certain satellite broadcasting station that had just opened aired it for three hours straight after the live show. The official video was released another 10 months later, at the end of 1992, but because it was split into two parts, the order of some of the songs was changed (the opening of the second volume was changed to "You Could Be Mine"). , had been replaced with "November Rain"). Furthermore, the angle editing and mix have been significantly improved, and the spacing between songs has been shortened. When it came to “It’s So Easy”, even the performance itself was different (video from another day?), and it was completely different. The difference is obvious to anyone who sees it, and rather than ``finding a different angle'', it is more like ``sometimes the same angle comes out''. Of course, the production version has a better feel of the work, but the broadcast version, with the same song order and MC, is more faithful to the actual production, and the intensity of the camera work that desperately follows Axel as he runs around is amazing. , Axel's obscene actions were released without even having time to screen them. The broadcast version has an overwhelming sense of the times and live performance. [Newly discovered superlative air check master] This work is the highest version of such a TV broadcast version. It's not a copy of a previous release, but a new master recently discovered, and its freshness will blow your mind. Due to the era, the recording itself has an analog feel, but it is crisp and stable, and the colors are vivid. The screen shows no signs of deterioration due to aging or travel, and there is not even a single white line noise.It is a beautiful image that looks as if the broadcast radio waves of the time had traveled beyond time and space. The stage depicted with such visual beauty is truly a monster. At that time, the large group that included horns and chorus was popular, but at its core was GUNS N' ROSES, who was the darling of the era. Both Slash and Duff McKagan, who were still in their 20s, looked brazen, and Gilby Clarke, who only joined the team recently, has already settled in well. And above all, Axel. He had just turned 30 just before coming to Japan, and he runs and runs as if he can't contain his overflowing energy. Of course, the action itself is the same as the product version, but the TV broadcast desperately chases such an accelerator. The amount of momentum and heat is overwhelmingly transmitted. The TV broadcast version of "1992 Tokyo Dome" is longer than the product version and more faithful to the show scene. He is the ultimate master. A 2 hour and 54 minute full pro shot where you can enjoy the monster power that was toying with the music scene itself in a historical manner. Multi-camera professional shot of "February 22, 1992: Tokyo Dome Performance". Although it is a show that is also an official video, this work is the best master of the TV broadcast version, which is different from the product version. The retail version not only has some songs in a different order, but the angle editing and mix have been significantly revised, and the spacing between songs has been shortened. When it came to “It’s So Easy”, even the performance itself was different (video from another day?), and it was completely different. This work is faithful to the actual show without such cuts, and Axel's obscene actions are released without time to screen. This is a piece of cultural heritage that allows you to enjoy the broadcast version with an overwhelming sense of the times and live performance at the highest quality. Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 22nd February 1992 PRO-PHOT 1. Intro 2. Nightrain 3. Mr. Brownstone 4. Live And Let Die 5. It's So Easy 6. Bad Obsession 7. Attitude 8. Pretty Tied Up 9. Welcome To The Jungle 10. Don't Cry Interpreter MC: “Well, I would like to say here that Axl usually gets angry around here, or should I say... But today, I have never been angry. Well, I'm really happy about that. Thank you, Tokyo. I hope to see you all again before this tour ends. 11. Double Talkin' Jive 12. Civil War 13. Wild Horses (Intro) / Patience 14. You Could Be Mine 15. Piano Solo 16. November Rain 17. Drum Solo 18. Guitar Solo 19. Godfather Theme 20. Sail Away Sweet Sister 21. Bad Time (Intro) / Sweet Child O' Mine 22. So Fine 23. Rocket Queen (incl. It Tastes Good, Don't It?) 24. Move To The City 25. Only Women Bleed ( Intro) / Knockin' On Heaven's Door 26. Estranged 27. Mother (Intro) / Paradise City 28. Outro PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.174min.
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