“TOUR OF THE AMERICAS '75” was held for the first time with Ron Wood as support. The ultimate professional shot that is a symbol of this has been decided to be released. This work includes a multi-camera professional shot of “July 11, 1975 Inglewood Performance”. Yes, it is the masterpiece "L.A. FORUM 1975" which was released on official DVD in 2014 with great excitement. There is no need to say much about the history of this film. A classic that has been loved for its partial images for a long time. When the complete version of the DVD was released six years ago, I was surprised and delighted because the quality was better than I expected. This work is also a complete version of the pro shot, but it is a copy of the official version. . . . Well, no. As you may have guessed since there have been many releases with a similar pattern recently, this is a DVD version of the Japan Broadcasting System version that was featured on a certain satellite broadcasting station in March 2015. The quality is, needless to say, the best. At our store, we have archived a number of music programs with the best masters by domestic core record enthusiasts, and this work is one of them. Moreover, since this broadcast was in 2015, the master after the official DVD was realized was recorded as a digital broadcast and recording without deterioration. It is truly a top-quality version that is as good as the official product. The key point of these Japanese broadcast versions is the unique production of the program. Commentary corners with invited celebrities, bonus footage have been added, and Japanese subtitles have been added. In fact, this work is bland and has no explanatory corners or bonus footage, but the MC is subtitled throughout. However, Mick in the 1970s was not so talkative, and in the early stages he only muttered a few words, such as ``Now, one more time'', ``Someone will do it'', ``Hello'', etc. The atmosphere changes around the middle of the song, "It's Only Rock 'n Roll." Perhaps having warmed up after singing nearly 10 songs, he asked the audience to sing along, and introduced the members with humor, saying, ``Everyone's great. There's a lot of cute girls, too,'' and the atmosphere became much warmer. Then, the momentum that had built up suddenly exploded in Billy Preston's corner. As you know, he was the lead vocalist on ``That's Life,'' and he goes on to have a funky show with ``Outa-Space.'' Here, they chanted, "Listen, Los Angeles! I'm back in my hometown! Let's have a party!" and "Let's ride. Feel the rhythm. Let's all make some noise!" Furthermore, in the scene where Mick is suspended in the air, he shouts, ``I'm going to send Mick into space. I'm going to soar. I'm going!'' and Mick flies off like a rocket. It's a famous scene, but when I watch it with subtitles, I can't help but feel inspired by Preston. Of course, Mick, who got better as the second half progressed, exploded starting with “Rip This Joint”. The climax, which builds up in a grand manner, is truly a sight to behold. Six years have passed since the shocking complete version was released. Although it is not the type of thing that is touted as ``exceeding the official version!'', it is the Japanese Broadcasting version that allows you to enjoy that "L.A. FORUM 1975" freshly again. Live at the Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA 11th July 1975 Broadcast Date: 29th March 2015 1. Fanfare for the Common Man 2. Honky Tonk Women One more time 3. All Down the Line Someone will do it 4. If You Can't Rock Me / Get Off of My Cloud Hello! Welcome to Los Angeles Next is a song about a woman who has gone astray. 5. Star Star Wait a minute 6. Gimme Shelter 7. Ain't Too Proud to Beg What do you think? Everyone please join us for the next song, I'll teach you the tempo first 8. You Gotta Move 9. You Can't Always Get What You Want Saxophone solo by Trevor Lawrence Keith sings a song he wrote a few years ago With this microphone 10. Happy Hey 11. Tumbling Dice Everyone please raise your voices for the next song. I want you to sing the chorus with me. You know that, right? I'll give you the signal when you get to that part. Do you like it? Keith are you ready? 12. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 13. Band Intros Yes, let me introduce the band. Let me introduce the band members who are performing tonight. Keyboard: Billy Preston from Topanga Canyon Guitar: Ron Wood from the pop group Faces Percussion I had my hair braided by my mom Ollie Brown Drums Charles Robert Watts Bass Bill Wyman Guitar Keith Richards Vocals and bass and drums... 14. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) 15. Fingerprint File Everyone is awesome There are a lot of cute girls, so what's the next song? It's a romantic song. It's also called a slow song. 16. Angie 17. Wild Horses What do you think? Are you ready? Billy? What happened? Billy? Billy will sing next. Don't say "I can't sing well." He's only going to sing one song. What's the first song, Billy? What about you guys? 18. That's Life (with Billy Preston) I'm glad to be back in my hometown. It's a great hometown. Next up is my new album ``It's My Pleasure.'' Do you guys want to enjoy it too? Do you want to have fun? 19. Outa-Space (with Billy Preston) Hey Los Angeles! I'm back in my hometown! Let's have a party! Let's party, let's ride, feel the rhythm, let's all make some noise! Shout louder: I'll send Mick into space. Mick will soar! Let's go! Thank you Los Angeles! God bless you! Let's ride! 20. Brown Sugar Get ready 21. Midnight Rambler Want more rock and roll? Do you want more rock and roll? So let's do more rock'n'roll! Charlie 22. Rip This Joint 23. Street Fighting Man I have to go home soon. Should I go home? 24. Jumpin' Jack Flash 25. Sympathy for the Devil PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.159min.
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