The sequel to the popular professional shot collection "TV APPEARANCES" is now available. "TV APPEARANCES 1980-1991," which we introduced last time, received great acclaim upon its release, receiving rave reviews from many people, such as "I've never seen footage like this before!" and "Is the image quality this good?" I did. This work is the second volume supervised and compiled by the same overseas core collectors as the previous work. This time it is recorded for 6 years from 1999 to 2004. In terms of albums, it is a collection of TV programs from the "RAVE UN2 THE JOY FANTASTIC" era to the "MUSICOLOGY" era. This is a collection of professional shots from the time when he returned from the unfortunate "THE ARTIST" to "PRINCE" and made a comeback. The quality is even more amazing than last time. Last time, the theme was ``1980-1991,'' so the preciousness of the fledgling era took precedence, but this time we will focus on the era of majestic giants that no one in the world is unfamiliar with. As is the case with recent images, the beauty of the images is top-notch in every respect. That said, it is on a different level from other video collections. The same core collector's collecting habits and tenacity as last time are poured into the master's choices, and the video quality of each one is the highest ever. Even if you've seen the program before, you've probably never seen the beauty of the visuals to this extent. Quality is not the only difference from last time. The important thing is Prince's world and himself are different. Last time, Prince jumped up the ladder of success with the album ``PRINCE'' and recorded his gorgeous evolution, but in this work Prince has gained more than enough fame and achievements all over the world. The already completed "world of PRINCE" is evolving in the direction of variety and diversity. We will fascinate you with its ever-changing range. The range of variation is truly astonishing. Sometimes she looks cool in a dandy suit, other times she wears wild locks, other times she wears ethnic costumes, and sometimes she looks sexy... and even more, she's an indescribable mysterious girl. The yellowtail explodes. What's more, since he is such a big name in the world, the level of detail and perfection of each piece is not at all odd, and each program (or even just one song in a program) has a variety of appearances, as if he were a completely different artist. It will show you the charm. The biggest appeal of Prince is that you can follow his ever-changing transformations, but it's because Prince doesn't just stop at flashy costume changes. Their performance and dance were so amazing that it seemed like they were flying across entire genres. It's not great, but it's hard to describe everything in words. And even though things are changing rapidly, what remains the same is "cool." Regardless of the world view, he sings, plays, sings, and dances without stopping even for a moment. Whether he's grinning mischievously or immersing himself in the beat, every gesture and expression is scary and cool. I don't think there's even a single moment when this person is uncool...that lasts 107 minutes and 27 seconds. Furthermore, we get a glimpse of his side not only as a singer/performer, but also as a guitarist. In 1999's "The Jam", you can hear the interaction between the band and the funky beat, and in 2004, he struts around with an acoustic guitar in hand. Furthermore, at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, super-celebrities such as Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood, and Dhani Harrison (George Harrison's eldest son) came together to perform. Here, he leaves the singing to his seniors and makes his presence felt as a guitarist with passionate solos. Oh yeah, I have to add this as well. The highlight of this work is the collaboration with various guests. In addition to the super gorgeous faces mentioned above, family members such as Sheila E, Eric Ries, and Wendy Melvoin also appear. The best part is Beyoncé at the 46th Grammy Awards! They will perform a medley of their signature songs, from the killer "Purple Rain" to "Baby I'm A Star," "Crazy In Love," and "Let's Go Crazy," all of which will be duets. At the 47th Grammys the following year, Prince himself won two awards, ``Best Male R&B Vocal Performance Award'' and ``Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance Award,'' but he made a comeback with Beyoncé, who had the momentum to knock down a flying bird. A gorgeous co-starring performance in which Prince sings side by side. All of this can be witnessed in the highest quality. From gorgeous co-stars to mellow narration, this is a dazzling film with an ever-changing world view. Each one of them is a collection of superb professional shots that are of high quality and suitable for the glasses of world-renowned core collectors. I have written this at length, but seeing is believing. A jewel box filled with the full-fledged performances of rare entertainers. Please enjoy it to your heart's content. PRINCE - TV APPEARANCES 1999 - 2004(DVD) (107:27) Septimo El Alamo Studios, Madrid, Spain 22nd November 1999 01. Baby Knows 02. Prettyman 03. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child 04. The Jam 05. Everyday People The Harald Smith Show Studio 449, Cologne, Germany 25th November 1999 06. Baby Knows (with Larry Graham) The Cluckspirale Show Joop Van Den Ende Studios, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands 27th November 1999 07. The Greatest Romance Ever Sold TV-Show Op-Reise Cinevideo Studios, Almere Haven, The Netherlands 28th November 1999 08. The Greatest Romance Ever Sold The Tonight Show NBC US Television, Los Angeles, USA 3rd & 4th May 2001 09. The Work Pt. 110. The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker The Tonight Show NBC US Television, Los Angeles, USA 13th December 2002 11. Prince The Everlasting Now (featuring Eric Leeds, Sheila E. ) Hong Kong Harbor Feast Tamar Site, Hong Kong 17th October 2003 12. Baby I'm A Star 13. Shhh 46th Grammy Awards Staples Center, Los Angeles, USA 8th February 2004 14. Purple Rain(with Beyonce) 15. Baby I'm A Star(with Beyonce) 16. Crazy In Love (Beyonce) 17. Let's Go Crazy(with Beyonce) The Travis Smily Show KCET Studios, Hollywood, USA 12th February 2004 18. Guitar Improvisation 19. Reflection (with Wendy Melvoin) The Tonight Show NBC US Television, Los Angeles, USA 26th February 2004 20. Musicology Ellen Degeneres Show NBC Studio, Los Angeles, USA 2nd March 2004 21. Soul Man (intro) 22. Kiss 23. Nothing Compares 2 U 24. I Feel 4 U Rock & Roll Hale Of Fame Waldorf Astoria Hotel (Ballroom), New York, USA 15th March 2004 25. Instr. Intro: A Love Bizarre / The Glamorous Life / I Feel For You 26. Let's Go Crazy 27. Sign O' The Times 28. Soul Man Intro / Kiss 29. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (with Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood, Dhani Harrison) PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.107min.
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