"DOG & BUTTERFLY TOUR 1978-1979" reached its peak in their early career and also realized their legendary first visit to Japan. A precious multi-camera pro shot that conveys their shining appearance has been decided to be released. This work contains the "Largo performance on October 15, 1978". First of all, let's check the position of the show in the overall picture of the world tour. [1978] "DOG & BUTTERFLY" released on October 7th September 26th - October 22nd: North America (18 shows) ←★here★ November 15th - December 31st: North America (21 shows) [1979] January 26th - February 28th: North America (23 shows) May 13th - June 17th: North America (13 shows) August 4th - 11th: Japan / Hawaii (4 shows) August 19th + 22nd: North America (2 shows) This is the outline of the "DOG & BUTTERFLY TOUR". The records at that time are vague, so the number of shows is not exact, but you can imagine the general flow. The legendary first visit to Japan was realized at the end of the tour in 1979, but the Largo performance of this work is the opposite. It was a concert about one week after the release of the album "DOG & BUTTERFLY". This work, which contains such a show, is a video that has long been known as a staple of the 1970s, and is a professional shot by a master leaked by a related party, not a television broadcast. In fact, the sound board sound source was also left at the "Pittsburg performance on October 16th", the day after this work, and it is said that "several performances were recorded for the official release." Although it is a speculative hypothesis, the quality of this work makes such a story understandable. Although there is a sweetness of analog shooting, the shooting itself is very professional. Not only the angles using many cameras, but also each cut is carefully scrutinized and edited, and overlap is also used frequently. From the current sense, it is a technique that is not often used for concert footage, but that is why the rich 70's feeling that floats is also delicious. Furthermore, this work is the highest peak of such a standard video. Overseas enthusiasts remastered the best master. The tracking noise, which has been a source of trouble since the past, has been minimized, the darkness is even blacker, and the brilliance is revived more colorfully. And the show itself also exudes a rich "fragrance of the 70's". It's a shame that the opening songs "Cook With Fire" and "High Time" are not included, but there are a full 15 songs from then until the end of the show. The dynamic hard rock side and the lyrical, unique acoustic sound are also impressive, with Anne's stunning flute playing on "Love Alive," the dramatic masterpiece "Mistral Wind," the now-unwanted "White Lightning & Wine," and "Crazy On You," which features Nancy's wonderful acoustic solo in the intro. The album is lined with famous songs from up until "DOG & BUTTERFL," making it almost like a "visual best of the 70s album." The selection is well balanced from each album, but the songs from "MAGAZINE" are particularly noteworthy. The three songs, the title track "Magazine", the heavy "Devil Delight", and HARRY NILSSON's "Without You", are masterpieces that will not be played at the end of "DOG & BUTTERFLY TOUR 1978-1979". Along with "Without You", the promised "Rock 'n' Roll" will reveal their roots. All of them can be witnessed perfectly with multi-camera. A precious 70's pro shot that revives the legendary first visit to Japan. This is the highest quality version. A piece that will burn the brilliance of HEART in your eyes. Live at Capitol Center, Largo, MD. USA 15th October 1978 PRO-SHOT 1. Heartless 2. Devil Delight 3. Straight On 4. Magic Man 5. Love Alive 6. Magazine 7. Mistral Wind 8. Dog & Butterfly 9. Silver Wheels 10. Crazy On You 11. Kick It Out 12. Barracuda 13. White Lightning & Wine 14. Rock And Roll 15. Member Introduction 16. Without You PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.86min.
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