This is the audience shot video of the first day of Tokyo Dome that will be released, but it goes without saying that this is also a uniquely obtained video that cannot be viewed on the internet. This video was shot from the first floor seats, but the point is that it is captured from a very stable angle almost from the front of the stage. Due to the nature of the location where the photo was taken, it is not possible to see the facial expressions of the members on stage, including Paul, but it is still very easy to see, and above all, the clear image quality is excellent. Unfortunately, the filming became unstable as soon as the opening song "A Hard Day's Night" started, and this situation continued from there until the beginning of "Letting Go". For this release, that part has been elegantly finished in a slide show with still photos from the day. Another thing is that when Paul's stand rises up in "Blackbird", his appearance disappears from the screen. Fortunately, this problem was resolved soon after "Here Today" began, and from there on, the unique stage production that gives you a sense of space is captured from a wonderful angle, and you can't help but be mesmerized by it. During the encore, everyone was standing, and the audience occupied the right half of the camera, so the finale, ``Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End,'' had to be filmed from a pulled angle. I guess I didn't get it. However, even with those problems aside, it is still a very rewarding video, and it goes hand in hand with this release. As mentioned earlier, the image quality is extremely sharp and clear. There is a big difference here compared to the second day at Tokyo Dome. Furthermore, since it is viewed from the front, many people may recall the same atmosphere as when they were watching the live performance that day. Still, the close-up works better than watching with the naked eye, so even though it is a one-angle audience shot video, it is very enjoyable. Also, although Paul is the main angle throughout, when it comes to the acoustic song part, the members gather on stage and perform, so it's fun to be able to see everyone. Additionally, the lighting is subdued during this part, so you can see the members' expressions from a distance. And after singing “Queenie Eye”, which was a fun happening on this day, the situation continued to not mesh with the band’s performance for a while, and you can see Paul’s expression with a wry smile. At this time, most of the fans' eyes were probably on his expression on the screen, so it would be valuable to see Brian's expression as he was laughing bitterly on stage. This time, the situation was very difficult for video shooting, and as if to confirm this, there were hardly any long videos on YouTube. Under these circumstances, following the gift DVD-R on the second day of the Dome, this time a DVD with more stable image quality and angles will be released. And the audio has been synchronized with the sound source of "TOKYO DOME 2018" from the same label, making it easier to watch! Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 31st October 2018 AMAZING SHOT(from Original Masters)(150:56) 1. Intro 2. A Hard Day's Night 3. Hi, Hi, Hi 4. All My Loving 5. Letting Go 6. Who Cares 7. Come On to Me 8. Let Me Roll It 9. I've Got a Feeling 10. Let 'Em In 11. My Valentine 12. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five 13. Maybe I'm Amazed 14. I 've Just Seen A Face 15. In Spite of All the Danger 16. From Me to You 17. Love Me Do 18. Blackbird 19. Here Today 20. Queenie Eye 21. Lady Madonna 22. Eleanor Rigby 23. Fuh You 24. Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite! 25. Something 26. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 27. Band on the Run 28. Back in the USSR 29. Let It Be 30. Live and Let Die 31. Hey Jude 32. Yesterday 33. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) 34. Helter Skelter 35. Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End COLOUR NTSC Approx.151min.
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