We present to you the audience video collection "ST. LOUIS 2014: THE VIDEO". "ST. LOUIS 2014" is a great discovery of direct sound that seems to be directly connected to the brain. It is a tremendous live album that feels like the Jeff Beck Group is playing in your head, but such transcendent quality was also achieved in exchange for “on-site feeling” and “realism”. Therefore, in order to complement that "sense of on-site" and "realism", we present to you the audience video collection "ST. LOUIS 2014: THE VIDEO". This work is an audience shot of the "St. Louis performance on August 24, 2014", which was the exact scene of the CD, from the perspective of three cars. It is not a multi-camera recording, but a compilation type with different angles for each song, and is a video collection of 6 songs and approximately 26 minutes. The angle that appears in the first "Nine" is a shot (camera 1) taken from a seat near the right side of the stage (third row!?). Because it's so close, it's an enviable angle that makes you look up at the stage. Although the image quality cannot be called super beautiful, the sound with a direct feeling that seems to be close to the audience is the best audience feeling. Of course, the dimension is different from the direct connection feeling of the main sound board, and the feeling of “being there” is irresistible. The next three songs, “Why Give It Away,” “You Never Know,” and “Superstition” are shot by camera 2 from the left side of the stage. In terms of distance, it is a little further away than Camera 1, and the number of frames is smaller, but the angle that uses a lot of zoom makes it feel even closer than Camera 1. The sound is also powerful, with Jonathan Joseph's drums and Rhonda Smith's bass approaching right in front of you. In particular, the groove that bounces sharply while intertwining with Jeff's guitar in "You Never Know" is the best.
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