Valuable footage of the "OUTRIDER tour", and multi-camera audience footage. This work was shot on "October 28, 1988 in Nassau". The footage of this day has been known for some time, but this work is different from that, combining footage shot with two 8mm films from the left and right of the venue. Moreover, instead of "one main and one missing part", it is a multi-camera specification that switches and edits depending on the highlight throughout the whole work. Furthermore, it seems that the shooting 8mm film was used as the master, so the freshness and image quality are outstanding. You can enjoy the full show with beautiful image beauty without line noise or distortion at the edge of the screen. And the patched audio is also noteworthy. Of course, it is a recording of the audience, but it is a super sound quality recorded separately from the two cameras. A masterpiece recording of the audience where you can not only see the fine outline of each instrument but also the reaction of the audience. If you close your eyes, you can release this alone. It is a one-piece that is all mixed together. It is a video work created by a maniac, where a genuine overseas fan reproduced the concert of the day in the best condition by using his connections, techniques, and sense. There have been many videos and recordings that recorded the "OUTRIDER tour" so far, but there was no item that captured "everything" so far. The "OUTRIDER tour" seen in such a "maniac love" video is really delicious. Not only five new songs from "OUTRIDER", but also five songs from the soundtrack "DEATH WISH", and "Midnight Moonlight", "Someone To Love", and "Tear Down The Walls" from THE FIRM are performed. It is a summary of the time before COVERDALE/PAGE. Moreover, John Miles who sings them is also wonderful. Some people may not be aware of the album "OUTRIDER", but in fact, he is a British veteran who is older than Paul Rodgers and has a long career. His singing voice, which flashes back to Robert Plant's face for a moment but does not become an imitation, goes well with Page's music, and the THE FIRM numbers are so good that you even think, "Maybe this is how it should have been." And above all, the biggest highlight of this tour is the great release of the LED ZEPPELIN numbers. This album also features "Over The Hills And Far Away," "In My Time Of Dying," "Dazed And Confused," "Custard Pie," and "Stairway To Heaven." Until then, even when writing new songs, Page had avoided "ZEP-style," and this album records the moment when he finally broke the seal. Humans are really strong when they are honest. Freed from the obsession and curse of his own achievements, the performance is refreshing, and the momentum of Page, who was still in his 40s (although it cannot be compared to his heyday), overflows. And Miles' singing voice on top of that is really reliable. In an era when young look-alikes such as Lenny Wolf of KINGDOM COME, Jack Russell of GREATWHITE, and Dave King of FASTWAY were making their mark, Miles, a veteran, managed to recreate the "Plant-like" look. The enthusiastic audience at the venue speaks for those feelings. When it comes to rock footage from that time, even the official footage often had loud cheers that sounded artificial, but the cheers given to the LED ZEPPELIN numbers in this work are just as loud and 100% real. How the audience at that time was hungry for LED ZEPPELIN, and how they were immersed in the excitement of the real one being released. You can feel the joy of "You don't have to put up with fakes anymore!" in your hands. LED ZEPPELIN did not exist on this planet at the time, but its sound was alive and well in Page and the audience. And those feelings overflowed throughout the venue, forming the concert like a kind of fantasy. As is well known, after that, Page went through COVERDALE/PAGE and then to PAGE & PLANT. Of course, this work may not surpass PAGE & PLANT, where the two men met. However, it is a film that shows the "first step" to that point, "between LED ZEPPELIN and PAGE & PLANT", with the highest quality possible. In order not to miss even a single piece of its charm, it has been enclosed in a two-disc DVDR. All of the "music that was closest to LED ZEPPELIN in the 80s" that maniacs created with all their heart and soul. Live at Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY. USA 28th October 1988 AMAZING SHOT(MULTI-CAM) Disc 1 (56:02) 1. Who's To Blame 2. Prelude 3. Over The Hills And Far Away 4. Wanna Make Love 5. Writes Of Winter 6. Tear Down The Walls 7. Emerald Eyes 8. Midnight Moonlight 9. In My Time Of Dying Disc 2 (64:28) 1. City Sirens 2. Someone To Love 3. Prison Blues 4. The Chase 5. Cello Bow Guitar Solo 6. Dazed And Confused 7. Wasting My Time 8. Blues Anthem 9. Custard Pie 10. Train Kept A-Rollin' 11. Stairway To Heaven Jimmy Page - Guitar John Miles - Vocal Jason Bonham - Drums Durban Laverde - Bass COLOR NTSC Approx.121min.
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