The most interesting image quality is that it uses a low generation source that is definitely two ranks higher than the previous version. In order to make the most of the good image quality, it is recorded over three discs with plenty of space without lowering the bit rate. The vivid and natural coloring minimizes color bleeding between objects, and considering that this concert has not been recorded on the official "DVD", it can be said that this is the best image quality currently possible. Furthermore, in the conventional screen, the camera from the front, which mainly shows the plant up close, had white frame-drop-like noise at the top and bottom left of the screen, which was very bothersome. This was probably the camera itself or noise that was attached during the editing process, and it was on the screen from start to finish regardless of the screen switching. However, this noise does not exist in this work. Although it was a small white "dot"-like noise, it was in a fairly noticeable position, so the absence of that noise can be said to be one of the major advantages along with the image quality. In addition to high image quality, the clear screen without noise, the best image possible because it is a luxurious three-disc set. [About the bonus video] Finally, the bonus video is also noteworthy. As a bonus video, experimental footage is included separately from the main video. Since it is an experimental video, I hope you will enjoy it purely, without being too serious about it. First, the top of the bonus video is a video of the Alabama performance on May 18, 1977, with the audio of ``LISTEN TO THIS EDDIE'' overlaid. This combination can also be seen on the menu screen of the official ``DVD,'' but the version included here is a version without the menu at the bottom. Please note that the movements are more natural than those on the ``DVD,'' which had a jerky, fast-forwarded motion. Next are four songs, ``Sick Again,'' ``Over the Hills and Far Away,'' ``Ten Years Gone,'' and ``Achilles Last Stand,'' with ``LISTEN TO THIS EDDIE'' overlaid on the video of Seattle. If you wonder whether the audio and video from different days will match, you will find that this will be a needless worry. Perhaps because the days are close, the performances are close, and it is so well made that it is almost mistaken for real-time audio. Moreover, as you know, the performance was super, so it may seem strange, but it is an experimental project that embodies the dream of enthusiasts who want to see Eddie on video! Next is 8mm footage of "Rock and Roll" with Keith Moon on June 23, 1977 in Los Angeles. Using the sound source from the CD "FOR BADGEHOLDERS ONLY" on the same label, the missing parts of the video have been supplemented with photos from the day, so that you can watch the whole song. Moreover, this video, which was very shaky, has been stabilized with the latest technology (note the frame of the screen!), so you can see it in a stable image. You can enjoy Jimmy playing while smiling wryly at Keith Moon's wildness with clear color images and a stable screen. Next is "The Song Remains The Same" at Madison Square Garden in New York on June 11, 1977. It is a widely circulated audience shot, and as you may know, it was very shaky and difficult to see. The footage included in this work, like the previous Keith Moon appearance, can be enjoyed with relatively stable footage by correcting the shaky footage using the latest technology. The last two bonus songs are "Rock and Roll", which is a video of Earls Court on May 24, 1975, with the sound source of "HOW THE WEST WAS WON" overlaid. This is an experimental video of what would happen if you layered the most visually beautiful 1975 footage with the strongest performance in 1972. It is undeniable that it feels strange because it is a familiar image, but the sound and image match perfectly, so your eyes will be glued to the "impossible but ideal" combination of the beauty of the image and the overwhelming performance. With a similar concept, the video of Knebworth on September 4, 1979 was also recorded with the sound of "HOW THE WEST WAS WON". This also lets you experience the strongest Zeppelin of all time. As mentioned above, this work contains a variety of bonus footage in addition to the main feature. Since all of them are experimental, it is difficult to convey their appeal in words, but when you actually watch them, they are really well made, so the more you are a fanatic, the more you will enjoy them. I really want you to enjoy it purely without any stress. DVD DISC ONE 01. The Song Remains The Same 02. Sick Again 03. Nobody’s Fault But Mine 04. Over The Hills And Far Away 05. Since I’ve Been Loving You 06. No Quarter 07. Ten Years Gone DVD DISC TWO 01. The Battle Of Evermore 02. Going To California 03. Black Country Woman 04. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 05. White Summer - Black Mountain Side 06. Kashmir 07. Moby Dick DVD DISC THREE 01. Guitar Solo 02. Achilles Last Stand 03. Stairway To Heaven 04. Whole Lotta Love 05. Rock And Roll BONUS FOOTAGE JEFFERSON MEMORIAL COLISEUM BIRMINGHAM AL U.S.A. MAY 18, 1977 01. The Song Remains The Same KINGDOME SEATTLE WA U.S.A. JULY 17, 1977 AUDIO SYNC WITH " LISTEN TO THIS EDDIE " 02. Sick Again 03. Over The Hills And Far Away 04. Ten Years Gone 05. Achilles Last Stand L.A. FORUM LOS ANGELES CA U.S.A. JUNE 23, 1977 WITH KEITH MOON 06. Rock And Roll MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NEW YORK NY U.S.A.JUNE 11, 1977 07. The Song Remains The Same EARL'S COURT LONDON U.K. MAY 24, 1975 AUDIO SYNC WITH " HOW THE WEST WAS WON " 08. Rock And Roll KNEBWORTH PARK SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 AUDIO SYNC WITH " HOW THE WEST WAS WON " 09. Heartbreaker
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