``RUNNING OUT OF LUCK'' is known as a promo collection for his first solo album ``SHE'S THE BOSS,'' but it was also a masterpiece as a music movie. Introducing a definitive set that compiles the two unique Japanese versions with the highest quality ever. There's not much to say about this movie. A music piece created in 1985 that created clips of all the songs from "SHE'S THE BOSS" and combined them into one story. The length of approximately 90 minutes, including the story part, is unprecedented even in the music scene that has changed since ``Thriller'', and the filming includes plenty of overseas locations, and the story line connects all songs without escaping into the world of dreams and imagination. , it was a masterpiece with an outstanding level of perfection as a single movie. Of course, it was sold as video software in 1986, and in 1988, when he first came to Japan, it was broadcast on TV under the Japanese title ``Mick Jagger's Strange Escape''. It has been engraved in the minds of many fans, and has also cultivated new fans. However, such a masterpiece has not yet been officially released on DVD. I don't know if it's because he co-starred with Jerry Hall, who was married at the time, but it's a phantom masterpiece with no hope of being officially reprinted in the future. When it's not officially archived, it's the turn of the underground. This work was released on laser disc and DVD from Nippon Broadcasting System. It is a luxurious 3-disc set set with the highest quality ever. Now, let's introduce each version individually. [DISC 1-2: The highest quality disc reprinted from the Japanese LD] Although this work has two types of sources, it is a three-disc set because the laser disc is a two-disc set. As you know, unlike CDs and DVDs, laser discs are recorded on both the back and front sides, but in order to achieve the highest quality, this work is luxuriously recorded with ``Front side = DISC 1 / Back side = DISC 2''. That's why. Furthermore, not only the capacity but also the selection of the source is a Japanese version laser disc with top priority on quality. LD was attracting attention as a new media that surpassed VHS and Beta, but it was Japan that was developing it most actively and pressing it with the highest quality in the world. “The pinnacle quality of analog video = Japanese version LD” is now common knowledge in the collector world, and this work has been converted to DVD according to that theory. Another strength of the Japanese version of LD is the Japanese subtitles. This video is a movie that includes not only song parts but also story parts, so dialogue is also important. This work boasts the highest quality in the world, and vividly conveys its meaning to Japanese people. What's more, there's a strong 80's feel to it, with phrases that would never be possible in modern times, such as ``I'm in the mood for AIDS,'' ``The gin is making you noisy,'' and ``You're pissed when you're angry.'' The best/best and most exciting version has been turned into a DVD. [DISC 3: The supreme master of Japanese broadcasting, complete with lyrics and subtitles] DISC 3, which follows the ultimate quality Japanese version LD, is the greatest life of this work. This is the Japan Broadcast version that was released on the nationally famous program “Thursday Road Show” on March 24, 1988, when Mick was in the middle of his first visit to Japan. Moreover, the quality is superb. Recently, videos of Michael Jackson and Prince visiting Japan have been a big hit at our store, and this disc is also the highest mastered by the same recording enthusiast. Although you can tell it's the broadcast version because the legendary ``Mick Jagger's Strange Escape'' ticker plays at the beginning, the visual quality, with no tape distortion or even a single white line noise, makes you think it's a copy of the official software. In fact, it is a set with the highest ever Japanese LD version, but the image quality is so beautiful that you can't tell the difference in quality unless you play it simultaneously on a computer. No matter how beautiful it is, it is still a step short of the No. 1 Japanese LD on the planet, but the Japanese subtitles make up for it. Although there were subtitles on the LD version, they were only for the dialogue part of the story. However, the broadcast version even has Japanese subtitles for all the lyrics. This is more powerful than you might imagine. As I mentioned at the beginning, this movie is known as a ``SHE'S THE BOSS promo collection,'' but in reality, the master-servant relationship is reversed. First, a plan for this work as a music movie was launched, and a solo album ``SHE'S THE BOSS'' was produced as the soundtrack. In other words, the lyrics of each song in ``SHE'S THE BOSS'' were in line with the plot of a movie. This broadcast highlights the story line, including the lyrics, and proves that "SHE'S THE BOSS", which was just a collection of love songs, was a concept album. I think "She's The Boss" is the easiest way to understand this. The original lyrics are ``You called me manly, so powerful, was I ever gullible'' and ``She's the boss in bed, in my head.'' )'' could be read as if he was acting at the mercy of the woman because he had a crush on her, but in the movie, the ``boss'' is the landlady of the farm where Mick is forced to work. She was singing about a nightmare in which she was forced to perform sex services, even though she would die if she rebelled. Of course, the lyrics in the final version can be interpreted in any way you like, but in this work, the original meaning is revealed through the visuals that follow the original plot. Furthermore, the heart of the Nippon Broadcasting version is the rich sense of the times. Not only the main part of the movie, but also a number of nostalgic commercials have been preserved neatly, such as Junji Takashi admitting to being a ``man from 5pm'' in his 30s, and Part 3 promoting the social phenomenon ``Dragon Quest''. Or, Gunma's Boi announced LAST GIGS (not the album, but the live show itself!). The best part is the caption that is often played during the program: ``From 2:55 (midnight), we will bring you news related to the Shanghai train accident.'' Yes, it was a tragedy that involved 193 Japanese people, including students on a school trip. This broadcast was on the very day of the accident. It even depicts the reality of March 24, 1988, a day when the details were still unknown and all of Japan was waiting with bated breath for further news. ``RUNNING OUT OF LUCK'' is a masterpiece of Mick Jagger's whole body that challenged the 1980s era, and a music movie that brought out the essence of ``SHE'S THE BOSS''. This is the highest quality version in history, the Japanese edition laser disc, and the key signature cassette of the Japanese broadcasting version, which is filled with the sense of the times when the first visit to Japan was made. A 3-disc set that shines with more value than the studio work "SHE'S THE BOSS". A 3-disc set that compiles two Japanese versions of the music movie ``RUNNING OUT OF LUCK'' in the highest quality ever. This movie is a 90-minute video work that combines all the songs from his first solo work ``SHE'S THE BOSS'' into clips and combines them into a single story, a masterpiece that has not yet been officially released on DVD. Set with the Japanese version LD version, which is the highest quality version in history, and the super best master of the Japanese broadcast version, which is filled with the sense of the times when it first came to Japan. It is a decisive album that surpasses even the studio work "SHE'S THE BOSS". Japanese Videodisc(Laser Disc) & TV Broadcast 1988 JAPANESE ORIGINAL VIDEODISC(LASER DISC) Taken from the Japanese Original Videodisc(96LP 107) Disc 1(54:59) 1. Introduction 2. Half A Loaf 3. Running Out Of Luck 4. She's The Boss 5. Hard Woman 6. Turn The Girl Loose Disc 2(35:51) 1. Turn The Girl Loose(Cont.) 2. Lucky In Love 3. Secrets 4. Just Another Night 5. Lonely At The Top JAPANESE TV BROADCAST Broadcast in Japan 24th March 1988 Disc 3(90:34) 1. Opening Title 2. Introduction 3. Half A Loaf 4. Running Out Of Luck 5. She's The Boss 6. Hard Woman 7. Turn The Girl Loose 8. Lucky In Love 9. Secrets 10. CM 11. Just Another Night 12. Lonely At The Top 13. CM & Ending PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.182min.(total)
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