The official video "THE BIRTHDAY PARTY" celebrating the 10th anniversary of the formation has been revived in the world's highest quality! The biggest point of this work is the ultimate image and sound quality that was made possible because of the Japanese laser disc, but before that, I have to talk about this “10th anniversary live”. Nowadays, it feels like ``10th anniversary'' is not enough to celebrate every time, but in the 1980s, when HR/HM had a short history, ``10 years'' was celebrated, as IRON MAIDEN released ``THE FIRST 10 YEARS.'' The feeling of “continued.” In particular, MOTORHEAD, which became famous for its explosive and roaring sound, is full of heretical sensations. After all, when the album was made into a CD, people even asked, ``Is there any point in making it a high-quality CD?'' ``Is it to clear the noise?'' Therefore, even in this work, the feeling of “this is what we have been doing for 10 years” is exploding. Moreover, "XXX5" is also a memorial year for MOTORHEAD. Born in 1945, Lemmy formed MOTORHEAD in 1975. In 1995, they held a live concert with METALLICA to celebrate their 20th anniversary and Lemmy's 50th birthday (some of METALLICA's parts were recorded on "GARAGE INC."), and in 2005 they held a commemorative concert to celebrate their 30th anniversary and Lemmy's 60th birthday. Released the live album ``BETTER MOTORHEAD THAN DEAD'' and DVD ``STAGE FRIGHT'' containing the concert. The last live in 2015 was also part of the "40th anniversary tour", and immediately after that, "Lemmy's 70th" birthday event was held. This work records the first “June 29, 1985 Hammersmith Odeon performance” of such a birthday year. It's also sad that the location of the incident was Hammersmith. They had already experienced their “first Hammersmith” in 1975, the year they were formed, but since then they have had special feelings for this venue. In addition to this 10th anniversary work, the 30th anniversary "BETTER MOTORHEAD THAN DEAD" was also recorded at "Hammersmith", and even the masterpiece "NO SLEEP 'TIL HAMMERSMITH" was recorded at "Hammersmith" even though it was performed live at another venue. It was titled. It is also the first official work of “HAMMERSMITH Live”. It was such a monumental live show, but unfortunately it is currently out of print. Therefore, this work is reprinted from the highest quality Japanese laser disc in history. Speaking of laser discs, they were high-end media at the time. At that time, video works were mainly released on VHS/Beta, but these are now showing signs of deterioration over time. Even with tapes in good condition, it is almost impossible to achieve zero noise, and tape distortion and uneven playback are unavoidable. Of course, in principle, laser discs can also deteriorate over time, but the extent of the deterioration is so small (30 years later) that it cannot be detected by human senses. Japan, which was especially active in new media from an early stage, has the best lineup and manufacturing know-how in the world, and even today, the mere mention of a "Japanese disc laser disc" is a global brand that attracts enthusiasts all over the world. What's more, this work uses items in mint condition that were treasured by domestic collectors, and was entrusted to an overseas specialized manufacturer to digitize them using fully professional equipment and environment. It is exactly what it was back then, revived in modern times. In fact, the visual beauty that has been revived in this way is astonishing. Until now, we have reprinted Japanese laser discs of various bands, but the quality of this work is by far the best among them, as if it was shot with the latest digital technology. Every single spark from the fireworks that explodes in “Overkill” is super clear. Previously, ``10TH ANNIVERSARY LIVE!!'', which created the same image from a video, was released, but the clarity, coloring, sound, everything is on a completely different level. Another unique feature of Japanese laser discs is that all MCs have Japanese subtitles. After all, it was a 10th anniversary live show, so the MC had a different atmosphere than usual. "My son is there, and next to him is his mother, Tracy. On the second floor are his father and his mother. All three generations are there. It's in bad taste." "'Bite The Bullet' is about the son and his mother. The next song, ``The Chase Is Better Than The Catch,'' is about the father and the mother.You can laugh as long as it doesn't sound like that.''You can really feel the embarrassed MC's voice, which can only be seen on this day. More important than the family are the luxurious guests. Larry Wallis is not there, but other past members are all present. Lukas Fox, Eddie Clark, Filthy Taylor, and Brian Robertson bang side-by-side in "Motorhead"! What's more, Phil Lynott even appears in this song!! Phil and Robo, who would pass away the following year, co-starred... This work ends with a great collaboration that goes beyond MOTORHEAD and makes you feel deeply in love with THIN LIZZY. Close. In addition to this, the overseas version of the video also included "No Class," a duet between Wendy O. Williams and Remy, but perhaps due to rights issues, it was not included on the Japanese version of the laser disc. Lemmy Kilmister, a legendary rock hero, passed away at the age of 70. This is MOTORHEAD's first birthday live, to which he devoted half his life, and this is a masterpiece video where you can fully enjoy the 40-year-old's performance. His beloved Hammersmith stage, the preciousness of his time with former SAXON member Pete Gill, the gorgeous co-stars... all of this is brought back to life in the world's highest quality. Please use this DVD to preserve this brilliance forever, and keep it on your record shelf forever. Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 29th June 1985 PRO-SHOT (57:00) 1. Iron Fist 2. Stay Clean 3. The Hammer 4. Metropolis 5. Mean Machine 6. On The Road 7. Killed By Death 8. Ace Of Spades 9. Steal Your Face 10. Nothing Up My Sleeve 11. We Are The Road Crew 12. Bite The Bullet 13. The Chase Is Better Than The Catch 14. Overkill 15. Bomber 16. Motorhead (with Fast Eddie Clarke, Philthy Animal Taylor, Brian Robertson, Lucas Fox and Phil Lynott) 17. End Credits: Orgasmatron Lemmy - Bass, Vocals Wurzel - Guitar Phil Campbell - Guitar Pete Gill - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 57min.
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