There are two types of professional shots included in this work. One is the TV special of the "February 26, 2004 Chelyabinsk performance", which is known as HTP's only long professional shot. The other is a documentary produced by ``MADE IN MOSCOW''. Speaking of HTP, we only know about their two (+1) performances in Japan, so let's summarize their activities here. ●2000, October 18th-22nd: Japan #1 (4 performances: Glenn was a guest) ●2002 [“HTP” released on February 6th], May 11th-19th: Japan #2 ( 7 performances)《``LIVE IN TOKYO'' released on August 21st》・September 6th - October 5th: Europe #1 (21 performances)●2003《``HTP 2'' released on September 29th》●2004・February 3rd - 8th: Japan #3 (5 performances) ・February 23rd - April 8th: Europe #2 (33 performances) ←★Coco★《September "MADE IN MOSCOW" production → 2005 Released in July》 This is the history of Glen & Joe collaboration. In addition to this, they will also be co-starring in THE VOICES OF CLASSIC ROCK projects, event appearances, and sessions, but this is all the touring activities with the two of them as the main actors. The largest of these was the final "Europe #2". The Chelyabinsk performance of this work is the third concert that will be held immediately after Japan. The Russian tour had three performances, and it was also the last day. This Russian performance triggered Michael Meng to call out to Glenn & Joe, which led to the production of “MADE IN MOSCOW” six months later in September. [Main: HTP's only long professional shot] The main feature of this work is the Russian performance. The visit of all the legendary singers seems to have become a hot topic locally, so a special program was produced. This work is the highest peak master. Its quality is excellent. The camera work and mix are rough as it was produced in Russia in the early 21st century, but the master freshness seems to be a digital clone of the station master, and it is completely official. The program consists of a documentary about a visit to Russia and a live performance. The documentary that shows how popular they are in Russia and the live performance of "Stormbringer" is interesting, but what is even more noteworthy is the live performance where you can witness HTP's stage with multi-camera professional shots. It's not a full set because it follows the length of the program, but it's still over 50 minutes. There are other professional shots of one song or less, but it is almost the only video that can be seen in Matomo. What's more, the contents are very special, and there is a lot of repertoire that could not be heard even on the official version ``LIVE IN TOKYO''. In addition to ``Losing My Head'' and ``Alone I Breathe'' from ``HTP 2'', they also perform ``Gettin' Tighter'' and ``You Keep On Moving'' from DEEP PURPLE. “LIVE IN TOKYO” was a live album with a relatively strong RAINBOW color, but this work is a deep purple stage. In addition to such a set, HTP's original band ensemble is also delicious, unlike the performance in Japan where Japanese people served as backing. Particularly important is guitarist JJ Marsh, who was also the key to the composition of ``HTP'' and ``HTP 2.'' Glenn's solo is funky, but here he is in blackmore mode with his "black costume + white Stratocaster". Even the momiage is thoroughly reminiscent of the 70's Richie style. Moreover, the performance is fully conscious of Richie, and the intro solo of “Mistreated” has a tone and phrase that makes it seem as if Richie is there. On the other hand, the compatibility is excellent because they are regulars in the Glenn Band. In the middle of "Gettin' Tighter", a jam with Glenn as the main character unfolds, but the ensemble is thrilling yet natural. The sense of breathing that Glenn instantly knows what to play next is amazing. It's Richie-esque, but it doesn't smell like a copy band. It is a one-of-a-kind professional shot where you can fully enjoy the original flavor of “Band HTP” that was felt even in the studio album. [Bonus: MADE IN MOSCOW documentary] This work includes additional valuable official pro shots. This is a documentary about the production of the main press CD "MADE IN MOSCOW". This video was included in the bonus DVD of the ``MADE IN MOSCOW'' deluxe edition. "MADE IN MOSCOW" is already valuable, but the deluxe edition is a premium item that can be sold for tens of thousands of yen. You can enjoy it all at once. Michael Meng's commentary is in Russian, so it's a bit bland, but the visuals are great. The 1974 Cali Jam and 1982 San Antonio are also played, but the must-see is the recording scene. Glenn and Joe hum the temporary song, exchanging opinions about what's right and what's wrong, and even during the actual recording, they sing together into one microphone. Furthermore, enjoy sightseeing in Russia and have a home party? and enthusiastically sang "Smoke On The Water". He was thoroughly immersed in the playback of ``MADE IN MOSCOW.'' It realistically depicts that they were not just a "pair of famous people" at the time, but musical partners. If you look at the big picture, HTP was just a bubble between solo activities. However, the scene of this collaboration was a solid unit that responded to each other's songs and tastes. This work is a video work where you can enjoy the stage and studio scenery with official professional shots. Opera Theatre, Chelyabinsk, Russia 26th February 2004 PRO-SHOT (93:49) 1. Russia Documentary 2. I Surrender 3. Losing My Head 4. Alone I Breathe 6. Mistreated 7. Street Of Dreams 8. Gettin' Tighter 9. Jam/Bass Solo 10. Gettin' Tighter(reprise) 11. You Keep On Moving Bonus Footage 12. Made In Moscow Movie PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.94min.
Free Shipping on Every Order!
