Currently, a considerable number of Randy Rhoads-related collector's items have been unearthed, mainly from his live performances at OZZY OSBOURNE. However, since they were active for a short period of time after becoming widely known among rock fans, it cannot be said that there are many footage of OZZY OSBOURNE, let alone items from the QUIET RIOT era. This work "SIX STRING GOD" is an item that covers Randy's career with valuable professional shot footage. This work became a hot topic for its advanced content. The overseas enthusiasts who worked on this work have deep love and overflowing respect for Randy. Even looking back on it now, I'm still impressed by the high quality of the selected images and the carefully crafted structure from the opening. The similar gift item "LIVE FOOTAGE 1979-1981" has a longer recording time than this work, but in terms of the feelings put into the work and the ease of running the whole story at 63 minutes, this work is still a "maniac is randy". It has not lost its significance or value as an item dedicated to the people of the world. "LIVE FOOTAGE 1979-1981" started from the QUIET RIOT era, but in this work, on the contrary, it started from "AFTER HOURS" (performed in Rochester, New York on April 28, 1981) after OZZY OSBOURNE joined. Needless to say, the image quality is of the highest quality, and Randy's youthful and wild guitar play, as well as Ozzy's performance when he turned solo and made up his mind, are worth seeing. You can thoroughly enjoy their signature songs "I Don't Know", "Suicide Solution", "Mr. Crowley" and "Crazy Train". Next up is a TV video from the 1981 MTV special that includes an interview with Randy when he won the "Best New Talent Award", as well as rare live footage from May 2, 1981 at the New York "Palladium". All of them are valuable materials, and if you're a fan of Randy, you'll definitely want to see them. The second half of this work includes footage from the QUIET RIOT era. First of all, on October 25, 1979, from a live performance at "Starwood" in Hollywood, Randy's early guitar solo time was recorded with a multi-camera professional shot video. Here we feature the prototype of "Dee", giving you a glimpse of his hidden talent. The last video is from the same stage at "Starwood" on December 28, 1978. You can enjoy the band's signature songs "Slick Black Cadillac" and "One In A Million". All of the recorded footage is of the highest quality available at the time. As a video compilation of Randy, this work has a great presence. Please take this opportunity to enjoy this must-see book for all Randy fans! High Quality Compilations of the legendary guitar player 1978-1981 After Hours : Rochester, NY. 28th April 1981 I Don't Know Suicide Solution Ozzy Interview Mr. Crowley Crazy Train MTV Special 1981 : MTV's Best New Talent Award The Palladium Theater : New York , NY. 2nd May 1981 I Don't Know Crazy Train Believer The Starwood w/Quiet Riot Hollywood, CA. 25th October 1979 Guitar Solo Whiskey-A-Go-Go w/Quiet Riot Los Angeles, CA. 28th December 1978 Slick Black Cadillac One In A Million COLOUR NTSC Approx.63min.
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