For those of you who have fallen into a ``poor loss'' situation after the successful completion of this visit to Japan, we would like to send you not only the speed release CD, but also the video of the Kokujikan gig. As was the case with the first day of Tokyo Dome, which was released at the same time, this also includes uniquely obtained audience shot footage that cannot be seen on the internet. Only the jam part of "Let Me Roll It" and "Queenie Eye" use the distant footage from the front of the stage that was posted on YouTube, but other than that, all the songs played at the gig are captured. Kokujikan was just as difficult to film as at Tokyo Dome, so there were some cuts between songs, and the incident with "Queenie Eye" also suggested that it must have been difficult to film. Thank you for capturing the stage footage so far. Currently, a very high-quality and clear audience shot video taken from the right side facing the stage has been released on YouTube, but unfortunately it can only be seen for a few songs. However, this video was shot from the front mass seats, so the angle is excellent. The image quality itself is not as good as the clear YouTube video from the right side in the example, but what's more, all the songs can be seen from great angles, which is very attractive, and it's something that you won't get tired of watching till the end. It can be said that this area benefited from a smaller venue than the Budokan. While the close-ups are effective, there are many places where Paul's expression is washed out, but there are still some funny scenes that can be seen from great angles. Even in the piano song part that appears in the first half and second half, you can clearly see Paul's expression as he sings while playing it. In particular, his appearance in “Let It Be” is wonderful. Furthermore, the facial expressions on Paul's face when he plays the ukulele part of "Something" are captured so beautifully that you can almost feel the rawness of it, making you lean forward. The acoustic song part in the middle of the gig, which can be called a “time of grace” for the audience shot video, is truly worth seeing. It shows Paul and the members enjoying the performance while exchanging smiles. The relaxing feeling alone is a really fun sight to watch, but above all, the scenes where Paul utters "Doskoi" before "From Me To You", "Gottsuan desu", and the scene where he steps on the four legs are also captured properly. are. Please use this video to replay what was the most heart-warming scene for those who were present. Since most of the important scenes were not seen in the previous YouTube video, it can be said that this video is even more valuable. The photographer also provided us with the sound source he recorded at the same time (of course, his own audience recording), so by dubbing that, we were able to make the video even more enjoyable. This sound source also has a wonderful sound quality with plenty of "box feeling" that seems to be a smaller venue than the Budokan, but in "Love Me Do", the unique clearness that allows you to hear the electric sound that Rusty played along with Paul is also a big attraction. Therefore, the valuable Kokujikan video, not only visually but also in terms of sound, has been released on DVD! Live at Ryogoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan 5th November 2018 AMAZING SHOT(from Original Masters) 1. Intro 2. A Hard Day's Night 3. Hi, Hi, Hi 4. All My Loving 5. Letting Go 6. Come On to Me 7 Let Me Roll It 8. I've Got a Feeling 9. My Valentine 10. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five 11. I've Just Seen a Face 12. In Spite of All the Danger 13. From Me to You 14. Love Me Do 15. Blackbird 16. Queenie Eye 17. Lady Madonna 18. Fuh You 19. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! 20. Something 21. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 22. Band on the Run 23. Back in the U.S.S.R. 24. Let It Be 25. Live and Let Die 26. Hey Jude 27. I Saw Her Standing There 28. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) 29. Helter Skelter 30. Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight /The End COLOR NTSC Approx.129min.
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