KISS in 2000, who was sweeping the world with the last "THE FAREWELL TOUR" of the original four members. The Japan-only version of the representative pro shot that symbolizes that time has been decided to be released. The symbolic video was taken at the "June 27, 2000 East Rutherford performance". It is a multi-camera pro shot. Speaking of "THE FAREWELL TOUR", Peter Criss left in the middle and the original lineup collapsed. Instead (?) It was also a turning point that led to the withdrawal of retirement. First of all, let's look back at the schedule at that time and check the position of the show. 2000, January 3: Anchorage performance, March 11-May 26: North America #1 (53 performances), June 6-August 2: North America #2 (35 performances) ←★Here★, August 11-October 7: North America #3 (39 performances) 2001 {January: Peter leaves → Eric returns}, March 9-22: Japan (7 performances), March 29-April 13: Australia (8 performances) This is KISS in 2000/2001. "THE FAREWELL TOUR" was a thorough tour of North America, but it was interrupted with Peter's departure. In 2001, when Eric Singer joined and started over, it was only Japan and Australia. Meanwhile, the East Rutherford performance of this work was in the middle of the US tour. It was the 13th concert of "North America #2". Such a show is also known for the TV broadcast pro shots left behind, and not only has it produced numerous pre-releases, but it is also a huge staple that has been made official with the box "KISSOLOGY VOLUME THREE". This work is not a copy of such an official product, nor is it a remastered reissue of a previously released product. The Japanese broadcast version that was aired on a certain broadcasting association's special program "World Super Live" in 2000. It is a unique version with a different composition and song selection from the official version. In fact, in "KISSOLOGY VOLUME THREE", the 2000 East Rutherford video was incomplete, perhaps because of the balance with other footage. There were only 14 songs. Although this work is not a complete version of the full show, it is overwhelmingly long with "17 songs + each solo time", and there are plenty of songs that cannot be seen in the official version. Let's organize the set while comparing them right away. 70's Classics (14 songs) KISS: Deuce/Firehouse/Cold Gin (★)/100,000 Years/Black Diamond DESTROYER: Detroit Rock City/Shout It Out Loud/Do You Love Me? (★)/God of Thunder Others: Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll/Rock And Roll All Nite/Calling Dr. Love (★)/Love Gun/2,000 Man (★) 80's and after (3 songs) No makeup era: Lick It Up (★)/Heaven's On Fire After reunion: Psycho Circus *Note: The "★" mark indicates a song that was not included in the official box set "KISSOLOGY VOLUME THREE: 1992–2000" version. ...And so it goes. The official box does not include "Shock Me", "Beth" and "I Still Love You (the beginning of Black Diamond)", but in total this work is more than 10 minutes longer (by the way, the only song that cannot be seen even if you combine the official version and this work is "I Love It Loud"). And the quality is more delicious than the length. Our shop archives many music programs with the finest masters of core record enthusiasts, and this work is one of them. Moreover, the person who provided us with this work is a person who has received great acclaim for Michael Jackson's "JAPAN TOUR '87" and Prince's "TOKYO DOME 1990". In fact, although the same kind of video has been uploaded to a certain major video site, it is not comparable. The super clear and vivid image quality expresses the resolution of the broadcast plan to the limit, and the sound is also perfect stereo sound board. It is a completely official class that is not inferior to the official box version. It is even longer than the official quality, and it has five songs that cannot be seen officially and solo time. In addition, it is a special Japanese version with its own subtitles for MC. Originally, the final brave figure of the "original KISS" should have been left in the complete version by the official side. The best video symbolizing the end of the original reorganization has been released. Although it is a professional shot that was also adopted by KISSOLOGY, "Cold Gin", "Do You Love Me?", "Calling Dr. Love", "2,000 Man", and "Lick It Up" are not included in the official version, but they are delicious Japanese broadcast versions. Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, NJ, USA 27th June 2000 PRO-SHOT(HIGHEST QUALITY!!!) (88:48) 1. Intro 2. Detroit Rock City 3. Deuce 4. Shout It Out Loud 5. Firehouse 6. 2000 Man 7. Guitar Solo 8. Do You Love Me 9. Calling Dr. Love 10. Heaven's On Fire 11. Let Me Go , Rock 'n' Roll 12. Psycho Circus 13. Lick It Up 14. Bass Solo 15. God Of Thunder 16. Cold Gin 17. 100,000 Years 18. Love Gun 19. Black Diamond 20. Rock And Roll All Nite 21. End Credit PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.89min.
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