A miraculous collaboration between SKID ROW and Lizzie Hale that even made Jon Bon Jovi say, "Lizzie, please join us." A video set that allows you to experience the stage that left a huge impact with only four performances. This work contains two superb audience shots. It is a two-disc set with the "Sparks performance on May 31, 2024" on DISC 1 and the "Sacramento performance on June 1, 2024" on DISC 2. The reason this miracle unit was realized was due to the health problems of the predecessor Eric Gronwall. It is still fresh in our memory that last year, Eric's visit to Japan was announced but postponed. It's a good opportunity to take a bird's-eye view of the "Eric era" and review the steps leading up to this work. 2022 January 15th - February 26th: North America #1 (4 shows) March: ZP Saert leaves -> Eric Gronwall joins March 26th - July 30th: North America #2 / Finland (36 shows) September 9th - October 15th: North America #3 (9 shows) October 14th "THE GANG'S ALL HERE" released October 19th - November 18th: Europe #1 (22 shows) 2023 March 9th - May 19th: North America #4 / South America / Australia (22 shows) × May 24th + 26th: Japan (postponed) × June 10th - July 2nd: Europe #2 (14 shows) August 31st - September 28th: North America #5 (12 shows) December 1st - 15th: North America #6 (8 shows) 2024・February 27th - March 22nd: North America #7 (15 shows) {March 27th: Eric's departure announced → Lizzie Hale joins} ・May 17th - June 1st: North America #8 (4 shows) ←★Here★This is the journey from 2022 to the present. Eric had been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia before joining the band, but it was difficult to balance treatment and touring life. Last year's plan to visit Japan was postponed when Eric, who has an immune disorder, contracted influenza. Although the tour resumed after that, he announced his departure in March of this year. Lizzie Hale was to take his place for only the four scheduled shows. As mentioned above, the collaboration with Lizzie was only for the four shows of "North America #8", but this work allows you to experience the third and fourth shows. DISC 1: Front row shots that allow you to experience the shocking stage right in front of you The show itself is a miracle, but this work is an amazing video set that adds even more miracles. First of all, "Sparks Performance (DISC 1)" is a front row shot! I'm slightly to the left, looking straight ahead at Rachel Bolan's position, and only the members and the camera crew are in front of me. Moreover, Lizzy frequently points at me and we make eye contact. Furthermore, the camerawork that makes the most of such a special seat is the best. In fact, it's a simple shooting technique that doesn't zoom much and just shakes the camera left and right, but that's what's good. In the first place, the naked eye does not have a zoom function, so the experience of standing in the front row and staring at the stage is strangely real. With today's rapidly evolving zoom function, you can get a close-up shot from any position, but the feeling of being distracted by the members in front of you can only be at the very front. This work teaches us the experience of such a special seat. DISC 2: Super-breathtaking views and super shots of the IEM matrix The following "Sacramento Performance (DISC 2)" is superb in another sense. After all, the view is so spectacular that I can't really tell where the shot was taken. I know that the angle is from the left side of the stage, but the viewpoint is unnaturally high, and the audience in front is framed out from the bottom of the screen. Only the stage occupies the field of view. From the fragments of the audience that appear for a moment, it seems like they are sitting close to the third row, but I can't say for sure. In any case, it is sure to be an amazing video that is as easy to see and powerful as DISC 1, which is a front row shot. Moreover, the sound of this video is also amazing. DISC 1 was also of the highest quality, but the texture is only the audience. However, this (DISC 2) can only be heard on the sound board. That's because the sound of this video is a matrix of the best audience and IEM. I don't know the original sound, but from the audience noise that is too far away, it seems that the main source is IEM, and not only is it super direct with no sense of air, but the sense of separation and stereo is also tremendous. This is the amazing sound that can be made into a CD with just this sound. These two super shots depict a full set that shook the scene. The sets are the same for both performances, so let's organize them all together here. The Gang's All Here (3 songs) Resurrected/Time Bomb/The Gang's All Here Classics (13 songs) Skid Row: Big Guns/18 And Life/Piece Of Me/Makin' A Mess/I Remember You/Youth Gone Wild Slave To The Grind: Slave To The Grind/The Threat/Livin' On A Chain Gang/Quicksand Jesus/Monkey Business/Riot Act Cover: Psycho Therapy ... and so on. Three songs will be performed from their new album "THE GANG'S ALL HERE," their first in nine years, but the rest are familiar classics. And Lizzy singing them is... amazing. He has been called a "female Sebastian Bach" for a while, but there is nothing strange about his singing voice or performance. Too much. Of course, it's not just a copy, and the original is in full bloom, and it's so much like her that you can't tell if you're watching SKID ROW or HALESTORM. He looks cool in a leather jacket, and even half-naked in a black top, he doesn't look like a gimmick at all, which is surprising. His wild and hyper stage performance is just as good as if he was born to be the front of SKID ROW. Lizzy says that HALESTORM takes priority and there's no way they can both, and SKID ROW seems to be in contact with a new candidate for his successor. Although both parties deny that they will continue, there's no doubt that there is magic in this collaboration. This is an absolute video that allows you to experience the miraculous collaboration that even Bon Jovi was fascinated with, twice in full, from a super special seat. This is the miracle of the rock scene. A superb audience shot of the "Sparks performance on May 31, 2024 / Sacramento performance on June 1". The Sparks video (DISC 1) is a powerful video from the front row, and the Sacramento video (DISC 2) is a soundboard-class IEM matrix on a superb view where the audience is not reflected. You can experience two full performances of a miracle full show with Lizzie Hale (HALESTORM), known as the "female version of Sebastian Bach", at the front. The content and quality are the strongest absolute video of 2024. Nugget Casino Resort, Sparks, NV, USA 31st May 2024 AMAZING SHOT!!!! Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento, Wheatland, CA, USA 1st June 2024 AMAZING SHOT!!!!(with IEM Matrix) Disc 1 Nugget Casino Resort, Sparks, NV, USA 31st May 2024 1. Slave To The Grind 2. The Threat 3. Big Guns 4. 18 And Life 5 . Resurrected 6. Piece Of Me 7. Livin' On A Chain Gang 8. Makin' A Mess 9. Psycho Therapy 10. Quicksand Jesus 11. Time Bomb 12. I Remember You 13. Happy Birthday Scotti Hill/MC 14. Monkey Business 15. Riot Act 16. Gang's All Here 17. Youth Gone Wild COLOUR NTSC Approx.76min. Disc 2 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento, Wheatland, CA, USA 1st June 2024(with IEM Matrix) 1. Intro 2. Slave To The Grind 3. The Threat 4. Big Guns 5. 18 And Life 6. Resurrected 7. Piece Of Me 8. Livin' On A Chain Gang 9. Makin' A Mess 10. Psycho Therapy (Ramones cover) 11. Quicksand Jesus 1 2. Time Bomb 13. I Remember You 14. Monkey Business 15. Riot Act 16. The Gang's All Here 17. Youth Gone Wild COLOUR NTSC Approx.83min. Scotti Hill - guitar, backing vocals Dave Sabo - guitar, backing vocals Rachel Bolan - bass, backing vocals Rob Hammersmith - drums, backing vocals Lzzy Hale - lead vocals COLOUR NTSC Approx. 159 min. (Total)
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