"Madison Square Garden" is a symbolic venue of LED ZEPPELIN alongside "LA Forum". A new 8mm film that allows you to witness the first day has been excavated. It has been decided to be released urgently. Super beautiful newly excavated 8mm film This footage is currently shocking collectors all over the world. This 8mm film appeared on the Internet in May of this year and was previously unreleased. The quality, bold camerawork, and above all, its incredible rarity are shocking. After all, this 8mm was shot on the legendary first day of MSG, "September 19, 1970". It was an audience shot recorded during the "night session" of the two day and night performances. If you have noticed this article, you probably know what 8mm film was like in the 1970s. At that time, it was difficult to shoot for a long time, so it was basically a short cut of about tens of seconds to a minute. Although it is important as a historical record, it is not suitable for viewing as it is, so in recent archives, the method of finding out which scene of which song from the video content and synchronizing the recording of the day has become standard. This work was released through such a process, and it is a color video of just under three minutes. What is shocking is the quality. Depending on the state of preservation of the film, 8mm generally has better resolution and color than later video shooting. The 8mm this time is at the highest level even for 8mm of the 1970s, and the image beauty without distortion or deterioration is amazing (although it may have been digitally corrected), and apart from the difference in lighting technology, it is fresh as if it was shot just the other day. Moreover, the angle is super powerful. Most of it is a close-up of Jimmy Page, but it is so close that the bust-up fills the screen. It is so clear that you can see the wrinkles in the shirt and the seams of the denim, and it is completely comparable to the most zoomed angle of a professional shot. In such a super close-up, he strums his virtuoso and wildly. The intense action is so intense that it seems as if it will destroy the screen frame. The longest version of the press conference held the day before MSG It is a completely shocking new video, but it is undeniable that about 3 minutes is not enough. Therefore, this work also includes bonus footage related to the MSG performance. This is a press conference held on "September 18, 1970", the day before the first day of MSG. Paige and Plant are interviewed side by side, which is also familiar from "LED ZEPPELIN DVD". However, the version included in this work is a different longest version. The official DV was 2 and a half minutes, but here a maniac has combined the two types of footage to create a long version of about 14 minutes. Moreover, it is not just two types of footage connected together. In parts where the same scene overlaps with the same two types of master, the two types are paralleled by splitting the screen. It is arranged so that the subtle differences in zoom and angle can be compared. The longest version of the newly excavated 8mm film, which is about 3 minutes long but is superb, beautiful, and powerful, and the press conference video assembled by enthusiasts. Although both are maniacal, this is a video work that shows off the awesomeness of the LED ZEPPELIN archive, which continues to evolve even in 2022. A must-see and must-have for collectors. Newly excavated 8mm footage shot on the first day of MSG (evening session) has been released. The super beautiful and powerful visual beauty is shocking. In addition, the press conference video from the previous day is also included as a bonus, and you can enjoy it in the longest version that is more than 10 minutes longer than the official DVD. Live at Madison Square Garden, New York 19th September 1970 Evening Show 01. Introduction 02. Immigrant Song 0：22 03. Heartbreaker 1：45 04. Heartbreaker (Guitar Solo) 1：57 Press conference at the Plaza hotel, New York 18th September 1970 05. Introduction 06. Interview 2:05 COLOUR NTSC Approx.17min.
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