What you can witness in this work is the "March 2, 1988: Nippon Budokan" performance. This is the audience shot. The quality...is hard to express in one word. This is because this work is not a single continuous video, but a video work created by a maniac using several videos. However, it is not the type that would be called a "multi-camera". The main video is a view looking down from the stands on the right side of the stage, and the missing parts are connected from other angles. Although it is still incomplete, it is a video work that is made to allow you to experience the scene of the performance in Japan for about 97 minutes. And the taste is spectacular. The main camera looks directly at the stage without any obstructions, giving it an excellent sense of stability. You may not be able to zoom in enough to see the members' facial expressions, but it's easy to watch because it's not forced to zoom. “A MOMENTARY LAPSE OF REASON Tour” was a hot topic for its state-of-the-art light show at the time, and the dance of bright lights was beautifully and vividly projected. Plus, the sound is great. The audio is not a single recording, and the maniac who produced it has not disclosed the details, but the audio used in most scenes is of the highest level. Although it is not as good as 6CD, it can normally be called "just like a sound board". In fact, until the lively applause erupted, I thought, "Maybe they're stacking soundboards!?" (Actually, it was the performance on the first day of Nippon Budokan, and it was recorded by Odins), and I was once again amazed at how miraculous the sound at the scene was. You can feel how it is. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 2nd March 1988 (97:09) 1. Pre-Show 2. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) 3. The Dogs Of War 4. One Of These Days 5. Time 6. The Great Gig In The Sky 7. Wish You Were Here 8. Welcome To The Machine 9. Us And Them 10. Money 11. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 12. Comfortably Numb 13. One Slip 14. Run Like Hell COLOR NTSC Approx. 97min.
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