Madison Square Garden in 1972, which was also a highlight of T.P. The legendary 8mm footage that lets you experience the scene in real life has been upgraded. This work was filmed at the "July 25, 1972 Madison Square Garden" performance. This is an audience shot. It was also a show known for having 8mm film left from before, but this work is the latest version released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the live performance. This work opens with a stylishly produced venue scene like a movie, and the legendary 8mm film starts from there. The "Early Show" shot from the left side of the stage lasts about 9 minutes, and the "Late Show" that approaches from the front in a super close-up also lasts about 9 minutes. You will be captivated by the beautiful coloring and the most vivid visual beauty ever, but what is truly shocking is the sound. The audience recording of the same day is synchronized, and the precision is incredible. If you have read this article, you may already know that audience shots in the 1970s were shot on 8mm film, and the footage was often silent, with each cut lasting from a few seconds to a dozen seconds. Although it is valuable as a document, it is not at a level where it can be enjoyed as a musical work. However, in today's world where digital technology has developed, editing works using such 8mm film is popular. There have been many attempts to connect fragmented footage and overlay recordings from the same day to reproduce the scene at that time. However, the accuracy varies. After all, it is difficult to even arrange silent footage in the order of the scene, and deep knowledge and intense research are required to determine the song title from the content. In fact, the current situation is that most of the 8mm archive works that are produced in large quantities are overlaid with a vague atmosphere like promotional footage. However, this work is different. This is a video that has been tried to be made into a work many times before, but the sense of synchronization this time is on a different level from the past. Every single pick on the strings and every word of the lyrics coming out of the mouth are perfectly matched. The footage jumps every 10 seconds, and even when the song changes, the sense of synchronization is not disturbed at all. Just like modern audience shots, it looks like it was shot with a microphone camera from the beginning. In today's world, technological advances have made it easy for anyone to edit, but the wider the base of a pyramid, the higher it becomes. This work shows off the height of the "top of the pyramid." This is a 50th anniversary commemorative video that has elevated the fragmentary footage, which was only a research material, to the level of "precise reproduction of the scene." This is the archive technology of 2022. A precious 8mm video work has been released. It has been famous for a long time, but the synchronization accuracy of the audio on the same day is overwhelming. It is a masterpiece that gives you the feeling of being shot with a microphone camera from the beginning. Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 25th July 1972 Early & Late Show 1. Intro Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 25th July 1972 Early Show 2. Happy 3. All Down the Line 4. end of Midnight Rambler 5. end of Bye Bye Johnny 6. Rip this Joint 7. Jumping Jack Flash 8. Street Fighting Man Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 25th July 1972 Late Show Brown 9. Sugar 10. Bitch 11. Rocks Off 12. Happy 13. Tumbling Dice 14. Sweet Virginia 15. You Can't Always Get What You Want 16. All Down the Line 17. Midnight Rambler 18. Jumping Jack Flash 19. Street Fighting Man 20. Outro COLOUR NTSC Approx.20min.
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