L.A. GUNS led by Phil Lewis released their masterpiece "HOLLYWOOD FOREVER" in 2013 and was exhaling. Introducing an ultra video that allows you to experience the spectacular view of the stage of division. This work includes the “December 27, 2013 Agoura Hills performance.” This is the audience shot. . . perhaps. I'm sorry for suddenly being unreliable, but that's also due to the transcendental quality of this work. It's so intense that I can't deny it. The first thing that's amazing is the spectacular view. After all, it looks like a professional shot. It's a one-camera shot with Phil Lewis right in front of him, but there are clearly zero audience members in the front row. All I could see was the front three people. This alone is amazing enough, but if it's just the front, I wouldn't hesitate to call it a pro shot. The great thing about this work is the high level of perspective. Normally, a front row shot would show you looking up at the members from below, but in this shot, you are really right in front of them. It's just at the height where Phil's picking is right in front of you. In other words, it is the same scene as the hand cut of the professional shot. It just looks like they are filming a promo clip on stage rather than a live shoot from the front row. Furthermore, when it becomes a guitar solo and new member Michael Grant comes to the front, it zooms in even more. The right hand picking goes over the entire screen...and it's so close that it sticks out. It's a transcendental cut that even a multi-camera pro-shot guitar-only cut won't be able to get this close to. In fact, the audio is recorded by a microphone, and you can hear real cheers between songs. This is the only thing that feels like an audience shot. What is depicted in such a promotional style audience video is a full show of L.A. GUNS led by Phil, which is now valuable. At that time, Tracy's GUNS had disbanded, but they had not yet reunited. It was a show in support of their last album during their split, ``HOLLYWOOD FOREVER''. Information at the time is limited and the set alone is valuable. Let's organize it in detail here. Classics (9 songs)・L.A. GUNS: Sex Action/Electric Gypsy/No Mercy・COCKED & LOADED: Never Enough/I Wanna Be Your Man/The Ballad of Jayne/Rip And Tear・HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES: Over the Edge/Kiss My Love Goodbye Others (4 songs)・TALES FROM THE STRIP: Gypsy Soul・HOLLYWOOD FOREVER: You Better Not Love Me/Sweet Mystery・Cover: Fairies Wear Boots (BLACK SABBATH)...and so on. The classical music played by Michael Grant is also interesting, but the songs ``Gypsy Soul'', ``You Better Not Love Me'', and ``Sweet Mystery'' from the undesirable breakup period are currently valuable. In addition, he also performed a cover of BLACK SABBATH's "Fairies Wear Boots," which is also a repertoire that Tracy has not performed since his return. In any case, it is a powerful and transcendental sight. Now that the reunion with Tracy has been realized, L.A. GUNS with only Phil may not attract much attention. However, it is still an incredibly spectacular view that cannot be ignored. It's a video that makes you want to say ``Super Ultra, Super, Zubizuba, Mechanko, Golden'' just like Dr. Slump. Even if you don't know a single song by L.A. GUNS, you'll definitely be drawn to the quality alone. A photo that makes me doubt my eyes, “Is it okay for an audience shot like this to exist?” The Canyon Club, Agoura Hills, CA, USA 27th December 2013 (63:14) 01. Sex Action 02. Never Enough 03. I Wanna Be Your Man 04. Over the Edge 05. Gypsy Soul 06. Kiss My Love Goodbye 07. You Better Not Love Me 08. Sweet Mystery 09. Fairies Wear Boots ★ 10. Electric Gypsy 11. The Ballad of Jayne 12. Rip And Tear 13. No Mercy Phil Lewis - vocals, guitars Steve Riley - drums, percussion Scotty Griffin - bass guitar Michael Grant - guitar COLOR NTSC Approx.63min.
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