URIAH HEEP, the symbol of 70s hard rock, and SAXON, the leader of 80s NWOBHM. The latest video is here, where you can experience the ultimate coupling tour where the two heroes of the British Empire compete against each other. It's like a one-camera professional shot. This work was shot at the "Grand Rapids performance on May 14, 2024". This is a super-spectacular audience shot. It's a great deal just to be able to enjoy the full show of both heroes, but the successor is also outrageous. It's captured looking down from the second floor stand, but there are no customers in the front row. On the contrary, the audience in the first floor arena seats are also freighted out, and only the stage occupies the view. The view is more like a one-camera professional shot of the venue setup than an audience. And it's the sound that enhances the professional shot feeling. This is also like... no, it's a whole sound board. The super direct feeling of zero distance makes it hard to move, and the stereo and separate feeling are tremendous. There is surprisingly little audience noise, and the doubt that it might actually be a sound board ... I can't get it out of my head forever. It's like a superb view of a one-camera pro shot. And the camera work is insanely good. It's an active type of shooting technique that approaches the targeted member, and when you zoom in again, the upper body of Biff Byford and Bernie Shaw is so bold that it sticks out of the screen. Moreover, the zoom in / out is quick and accurate. When you think that it will pull back from the close-up and become a full view, it will zoom in again aiming at another member. Then it pulls back again ... and moves quite frequently. If that's all, it feels busy, but the timing is on the beat and synchronizes with the dynamism of the song. The photographer himself is enjoying the live ... no, he is participating in the live performance by shooting. In fact, this shooting method has been around since the 90s, but it is especially effective in HR / HM. The aggressive beat naturally synchronizes the zoom with a large drop, and the bold movement of the field of vision enhances the dramaticism of the flashy song. It is a magnificent camera work that enhances the music itself. The new song is also a reliable full show with a full active feeling. Such a superb view and the photography technique of the master depicts a full show of both heroes like a mass of active feeling. Masterpiece pro shots such as "HELLFEST 2024" for SAXON and "WACKEN 2023" for URIAH HEEP have become standard, but this work is different from both. Let's organize it by comparing the two groups together. SAXON, Hell, Fire And Damnation/There's Something In Roswell (★)/Madame Guillotine/1066 (★), Sacrifice (★), 80's: Motorcycle Man/This Town Rocks (★)/Power And The Glory/Heavy Metal Thunder/Dallas 1 PM/Strong Arm Of The Law/Crusader/Broken Heroes (★)/Denim And Leather/Wheels Of Steel/Princess of The Night *Note: Songs marked with "★" are songs that could not be seen in the professional shot "HELLFEST 2024". URIAH HEEP, Gokusaikoku: Save Me Tonight (★), Hurricane (★), Hail The Sunrise (★), Shangri-La: Grazed By Heaven (★), 70's: Rainbow Demon, Stealin', Sweet Lorraine (★), Free 'n' Easy (★), Gypsy, Look At Yourself (★), July Morning, Sunrise, Easy Livin' *Note: The "★" mark indicates songs that were not seen in the pro shot "WACKEN 2023". ... and so on. It is common for veterans like these two heroes to fill their albums with classic songs from the past, but these two groups will remain special because they do not settle for nostalgic melodies. They also play the numbers from their new albums "HELL, FIRE AND DAMNATION" and "CHAOS & COLOUR". Moreover, the ensemble is fierce. It's not a sweet level of being active for their age, but they can compete seriously with bands with about 10 years of career. SAXON and URIAH HEEP are super veterans, but their latest works are drawing rave reviews on par with the golden age. This is a video set that allows you to fully experience the coupling tour with superb quality, as if to say, "The present is the heyday!" This is the HR/HM that the British Empire is proud of. The pinnacle. A super-excellent audience shot of the "Grand Rapids performance on May 14, 2024". The view taken from the front row of the stands is a spectacular view with zero obstructions, and the active camera work is skillful as if participating in a live performance. The sound is also superb as a soundboard, and the new songs are full of active feeling, and it is an absolute video that allows you to experience the two heroes of the British Empire in their entirety. GLC Live at 20 Monroe, Grand Rapids, MI, USA 14th May 2024 AMAZING SHOT!!! Disc 1: SAXON 1. Intro 2. Hell, Fire And Damnation 3. Motorcycle Man 4. Sacrifice 5. This Town Rocks 6. Power And The Glory 7. There's Something In Roswell 8. Heavy Metal Thunder 9. Madame Guillotine 10. Dallas 1 PM 11. Strong Arm Of The Law 12. 1066 13. Crusader 14. Broken Heroes 15. Denim And Leather 16. Wheels Of Steel 17. Princess Of The Night Biff Byford – Vocals Brian Tatler – Guitar Doug Scarratt – Guitar Nibbs Carter – Bass Nigel Glockler – Drums COLOR NTSC Approx.79min. Disc 2: URIAH HEEP 1. Intro 2. Save Me Tonight 3. Grazed By Heaven 4. Rainbow Demon 5. Stealin' 6. Hurricane 7. Sweet Lorraine 8. Hail The Sunrise 9. Free 'N' Easy 10. Gypsy 11. Look At Yourself 12. July Morning 13. Sunrise 14. Easy Livin' Bernie Shaw – Lead Vocals Mick Box – Guitar, Backing Vocals Dave Rimmer – Bass, Backing Vocals Russell Gilbrook – Drums Phil Lanzon – Keyboards, Backing Vocals Adam Wakeman – Keyboards, Backing Vocals COLOUR NTSC Approx.82min. COLOUR NTSC Approx.161min.(Total)
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