Sting has announced his new album "57TH & 9TH", which marks his return to rock music for the first time in 17 years. The latest and best professional shots are set to be released. However, this work is not just the latest professional shot. It was taken at the "Bataclan Theater". Yes, it is the tragic venue that was the target of the Paris terrorist attacks. Moreover, the concert took place on "November 12, 2016". This day was the day after the new release (November 11), but it was also the day before the first anniversary of the tragedy (November 13) (a memorial ceremony was held on the 13th). This was the first day of the reopening of the Bataclan Theater, and the first performance. This work, which contains such a special night, is a perfect official professional shot. Not only the super vivid image quality of the latest digital distribution, but also the sound quality, mix, camera work, and text subtitles are all filled with an official feeling. And the super quality is a special show that is unique in its uniqueness. The mood was clearly different from usual from the beginning. Sting was invited by the cheers and stepped onto the beautiful blue-lit stage. In front of the joyful audience, he spoke in French and offered a minute of silence. The show then started with the gentle melody of "Fragile". As the acoustic guitar spun earnestly, the trumpet created an indescribable melancholy. This trumpeter was the special guest of the day. He is Ibrahim Maalouf, a representative trumpeter of France. He is from Lebanon and lives in France. The melody that embodies the sadness of the two worlds of Islam and Europe fills the venue... Ibrahim leaves the stage after one song, but also appears on "Inshallah", "Desert Rose", and "Next To You". He participated in a total of four songs. The show picked up momentum from "Message In A Bottle". After that, it was time for another theme, the new work "57TH & 9TH". New songs were played one after another, and looking back, seven out of the ten songs on the album were performed. "Englishman In New York" and the cover "Ain't No Sunshine" were also played, but the majority of the songs were "new songs + THE POLICE". The performance was lively, and it gave the impression of a life force that shook off tragedy and moved forward into the future. And what seeped through there was Sting's own feelings. "50,000" is a call to dedicate to the friends who left in the past year, "David Bowie, Prince, MOTORHEAD's Lemmy, Glenn Frey, and Leonard Cohen". This song was written the week Prince died, and was born from him questioning his own fate. Sting now says, "It was a shock, but humans have to move forward," and even those feelings seep out from the beautiful screen. A special day, a special venue. More than just a superb professional shot of Sting, this is a record that captures the "now" of 2016 in music. Sting's personal thoughts and prayers to the world. This is a masterpiece of multi-camera professional shots that captures such soulful singing with superb visual beauty. Live at Le Bataclan, Paris, France 12th November 2016 PRO-SHOT (90:21) 1. 1 minute of silence (in memory of the victims) 2. Fragile (with Ibrahim Maalouf) 3. Message in a Bottle 4. I Can't Stop Thinking About You 5. One Fine Day 6. 50,000 7. Inshallah (with Ibrahim Maalouf) 8. Petrol Head 9. Down, Down, Down 10. Driven to Tears 11. Englishman in New York 12. Desert Rose (with Ibrahim Maalouf) 13. Every Breath You Take 14. So Lonely 15. Walking on the Moon 16. Roxanne 17. Ain't No Sunshine 18. Next to You (with Henry Padovani) 19. The Empty Chair PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 90min. Sting - Vocals, Bass, Guitar Vinnie Colaiuta - Drums Dominic Miller – Guitar Rufus Miller - Guitar, Bass Ibrahim Maalouf - Trumpet Mael Guezel – Percussion
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