The emperor SLAYER has been evolving violently for over 35 years. We have prepared audience shots taken at the "October 13, 2017: Namba Hatch performance". This work is a compilation of fragmented audience shots created on the day. For that reason, it is not possible to say "the position is ○○" or "the camera work is ◇◇", but what they have in common is the superb quality. It is not just a collection of videos, but a collection that focuses on "good visibility", "stable angles", and "beautiful image quality of the latest digital". For that reason, it is not possible to cover all the songs, and it is an incomplete recording of 8 songs and less than 40 minutes, but the quality is guaranteed. It is the sound that further raises the quality. When compiling audience shots, it is actually easier to create discomfort in the sound than the video. Although the various angles make you feel like you are in a multi-camera situation, the sound tends to be jerky. In particular, SLAYER is a band that does not move from a fixed position, so the sound is important. In this work, the superb sound of the 2 CDs is perfectly synchronized to eliminate that sense of incongruity. The potential of the carefully selected high-quality video has been maximized. In fact, the persuasiveness of the video revived with the best sound is overwhelming. The lighting that visualizes the majestic appearance and evil mood (yes, it is a band that only focuses on speed, but the key to SLAYER is the mood) is also majestic because the sound is superb. Particularly intense is the shot of the first floor seats just before the stage. As "Raining Blood" accelerates, the frenzy of the scene is captured realistically, but even in the midst of that rampage, the sound is not disturbed at all and is extremely thick and superb. It is not just a fuss, but it is ironclad thrash metal that draws out the turmoil, and the "SLAYER show" is dug out from its essence. Even so, it is amazing. It is amazing. The best quality is definitely "2017", but the mood of the scene is like the 80s and 90s. There are other bands that don't change their music and their attitudes, but they still have a "for their age" factor. However, SLAYER's performance quality has not deteriorated even a little. The performance that comes out of this album and the enthusiasm of the audience are the same as they were in their heyday, except that Tom Araya's beard has turned white and he no longer headbangs. Why are they the "emperors"? In the metal scene, where ups and downs are so intense, why do they remain special? The latest video from their visit to Japan speaks more eloquently than a thousand words about the reason. Live at Namba Hatch, Osaka, Japan 13th October 2017 (Synched with CD Audio Masters) (36:41) 1. Repentless 2. War Ensemble 3. Seasons In The Abyss 4. Hell Awaits 5. South Of Heaven 6. Raining Blood 7. Chemical Warfare 8. Angel Of Death COLOUR NTSC Approx.37min.
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