Tokyo Dome on March 12th, a standard video of the Rolling Stones' 1995 Japan tour. That too has now been reborn as "VOODOO LOUNGE IN JAPAN." Since it was only released on Blu-ray, the picture quality is impeccable. I thought this would be the final version of the 1995 Tokyo Dome, but it turned out to be difficult because the editing and cutting of the video were completely different. The version broadcast in 1995 had a high proportion of Keith, which has been re-edited and reborn to an even balance in the current release. As a result, the unexpected result was that the value of the 1995 version has not faded at all. The cut layout is fundamentally different from "VOODOO LOUNGE IN JAPAN" (hereinafter referred to as the current version), and he plays a solo on "You Got Me Rocking", which was typical of the previous "Keith combination ratio". Scenes, etc., suddenly look much better in the 1995 broadcast version. In that respect, I feel that the current version has been diluted to a very safe cut. It's not just Keith; Ronnie, who was showing off his silly gestures and expressions when "Start Me Up" started, has also disappeared from the current version. This is a situation similar to a "mix difference" in the sound source, and since it is a video, the difference is even more clear and easy to understand. In fact, I think enthusiasts enjoyed comparing the differences when the current version was released. Furthermore, in the 1995 broadcast version, there was a "swaying font" that displayed each song title, a program logo that appeared between some songs, and subtitles related to the MC that Mick said between songs. What's more, in ``Sweet Virginia'', the entire film is colored with blue and film-like effects (although it does feel a bit old-fashioned), and the charm that can only be enjoyed by that is included in addition to the different editing of the video. The maniac who has recently provided the highest image quality versions of titles such as the movie ``NO NUKES'' and Bruce Springsteen's ``GLORY DAYS'' is now offering a VHS version of the perfect image quality version of the 1995 Tokyo Dome broadcast version. He gave it to me. That alone is enough to surprise enthusiasts, but this time they even recorded a fast-forward video of the installation of Cobra Tower at Tokyo Dome, which was played at the ending after the main part of the live performance ended. In fact, before the ending, some of the Stones' MVs were played, such as ``Hot Stuff'', which was rare at the time, in high quality to the delight of enthusiasts. This time, the MV part was cut, but the footage of the venue installation that concludes the ending is also included. There may be many enthusiasts who have completely forgotten about this scene. I thought it was just a recent event, but 25 years have passed since the Japan tour in 1995. We have revived the unique atmosphere of that time with the highest image quality! Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 12th March 1995 PRO-SHOT(UPGRADE)★The highest image quality ever. Broadcast Date: 1st April 1995 Disc 1(69:03) 1. Introduction 2. Not Fade Away 3. Tumbling Dice 4. You Got Me Rocking 5. Live With Me 6. Rocks Off 7. Sparks Will Fly 8. Satisfaction 9. Angie 10. Sweet Virginia 11. Rock And A Hard Place 12. Love Is Strong 13. I Go Wild 14. Miss You Disc 2(63:00) 1. Band Introductions 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. Before They Make Me Run 4 . Slipping Away 5. Sympathy For The Devil 6. Monkey Man 7. Street Fighting Man 8. Start Me Up 9. It's Only Rock 'n Roll 10. Brown Sugar 11. Jumping Jack Flash 12. And More... ★At the Dome Ending video featuring the construction scene. This is surprisingly rare! PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.132min.
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