``A shocking Kinney master, a top-of-the-line soundboard, and a matrix where you can hear the miraculous compatibility of both...CD ``DEFINITIVE LIVE AID'' is a CD drawn with three treasures. This work is a video work that synchronizes the supreme sound of the CD with official pro shots. There are two types of professional shots included in this work. Let's introduce each of them. [First half: Pro shot synchronized with the highest quality sound board] First up is the ultimate version of professional recording. The familiar multi-camera pro shot is synchronized with the highest quality FM sound board. This stage is an official DVD, and all of QUEEN's performance parts are recorded. However, according to the verification of enthusiasts who have loved LIVE AID for many years, that is not the best. The picture quality is perfect, but the problem is the sound. Enthusiasts are giving preference to FM broadcasting. This video is made by synchronizing the FM broadcast with such a multi-camera professional shot. I enjoyed the same concept on the ``LIVE AID'' DVD, but this work has been re-produced. It's not a big upgrade, but the comedian scene at the beginning, which used to have TV audio, now has FM audio. The result is so beautiful that the scales fall from your eyes and ears. As mentioned in the commentary for the main story, although the official DVD shows the spectacle of cheers, the performance itself was flat and small. However, in this work, you can enjoy a miraculous performance with the vivid stereo feeling of FM broadcasting. Even more amazing is the three-dimensional feel. Because it is stereo, Brian May's cutting can be heard beautifully separated without colliding with the synth, and even when interacting with the audience, it is even closer to Freddie's voice. Of course, it includes not only the main stage from the evening (18:41) but also “Is This The World We Created?” which reappeared and played only Freddie and Brian at night (21:48). [Second half: Shocking video by the new Matrix Master] This is the life of this work that far surpasses the first half, which pursued the ultimate in professional recording. This is a transcendental version that synchronizes the Matrix Master that is also included on the CD. This is now something completely different. Too amazing. Too amazing! The opening chorus of "Bohemian Rhapsody" sends shivers down your spine. It's a video that I've watched over and over again and it's burned into my mind, but the sense of scale and the feel of the scene is completely different. Even when the screen closes up on Freddy, the loud chorus always catches your ear, and you can't stop getting goosebumps from the intense sense of realism. And then comes "Radio Ga Ga," which clearly makes you feel the power of video. During the chorus, the large audience claps, and you can hear the sound of 144,000 palms clapping together! The vast sea of hands writhes in time with the beat, and the moment it hits, the sound is heard without any time lag. This spectacle is something that has never been possible with any video or live album ever. Even with the highest peak FM sound board, the presence of the audience is far away, and even if the audience audio was synchronized, Freddie would have been far away. Because it's Matrix Master, you can feel the large audience and QUEEN's presence at the same time and up close. And, by adding professional shot footage with flexible angles, everything about the Wembley hot pot will jump into your brain in its entirety. It ended up being long with just two songs, but even after that, the impact didn't stop. The enormity of "Day-O" where their voices collide with each other's voices, and the excitement of "Hammer To Fall" where Freddy plays with the TV camera. A number of scenes that were worth listening to in Kinney's audience recording will appear in front of you as a scene that has been scaled up many times. And then there's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," where 144,000 palms become the rhythm section once again. The chorus of this song is a little quieter than the other songs, but the moment Freddie realizes this, he immediately takes the lead. The timing was exquisite. The goodness of Freddie's genius ability could not be fully conveyed in the audience recording without a scene, and it could not be understood in the broadcast pro shot where the audience's breath was far away. In the next song, "We Will Rock You," there is a scene where the audience gets so excited at the beginning that they lose their rhythm. The truth was already known from the audience recording, but when Freddie slowly walked to the center of the stage while listening to the chaotic clapping and started singing as if looking around the audience, it all came together... Oh, how cool! And then comes the miracle of miracles, “We Are The Champions.” The vast ocean of large choruses and the all-controlling soundboard singing voice mix and blend together. The huge crowd in front of me becomes an ocean and sways to the tune of ten thousand units of harmony... This work concludes with the beautiful "Is This The World We Created?" created by the fusion of the highest quality FM soundboard and Kinney audience. The matrix alone was a miraculous compatibility, but I never expected it to sublimate even professional shot footage. The reenactment scenes in the movie ``Bohemian Rhapsody'' also used the latest CG to enhance the spectacle, and this film is comparable to that. Moreover, all the materials are real and "reality". It creates a huge Hollywood-level spectacle with overwhelming reality. This work itself is an astonishing video work. A professional shot that pursues the hidden potential of the master to the limit. Live at Wembley Stadium,London,UK 13th July 1985[PRO-SHOT][Colour NTSC Approx.53min.] [Stereo FM Broadcast Audio]1. Griff Rhys-Jones & Mel Smith Introduction 2. Bohemian Rhapsody 3. Radio Ga Ga 4 . Day-O 5. Hammer To Fall 6. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 7. We Will Rock You 8. We Are The Champions Freddie Mercury & Brian May 9. Is This The World We Created ? [Matrix : Audience Recording & FM Broadcast Recording] 10. Griff Rhys-Jones & Mel Smith Introduction 11. Bohemian Rhapsody 12. Radio Ga Ga 13. Day-O 14. Hammer To Fall 15. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 16. We Will Rock You 17. We Are The Champions Freddie Mercury & Brian May 18. Is This The World We Created? TOTAL TIME (52:42)
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