"Jump" is Eddie Van Halen's biggest hit in his career. A super masterpiece documentary focusing on this famous song has been decided to be released. This work includes a famous music program from a certain satellite broadcasting station. This is the "Jump" special feature. At our store, we have archived the main broadcasts of many masterpieces, but most of them are broadcasts that add original colors to official videos and programs produced overseas. But this show is different. This is a completely original version produced in Japan, focusing on one song and digging into a wide range of backgrounds, intentions, and influences behind its production. Moreover, it is not only rare, but also has an extremely high degree of perfection. This work's "Jump" special feature and its extensive use of original interviews became a hot topic around the world, and were even featured on vhnd.com and overseas music news sites. If you are paying attention to this article, you may be aware of the documentary series “CLASSIS ALBUMS” that features famous albums, but I guess you could call it the “one-song version” of that. It transcends the dimension of a simple music program and is interesting enough to be released as a DVD to the general public. Such a masterpiece program was broadcast on “March 20, 2013”. The first broadcast was in line with the performance in Japan in 2012, but it was postponed due to Eddie's colon diverticulitis. It was rebroadcast to coincide with the rescheduled schedule. Since the times are new, let's just remember that the image and sound quality are of course "completely official grade", and let's get into the content right away. Although the theme of this program is "Jump," there is never just one song, and there are a variety of approaches. Roughly speaking, it consists of three parts, so let's introduce them one by one. [Part 1: "Jump" Analysis Part 1] First of all, it's an introduction...but suddenly it's deep and super interesting! The star of this section is definitely Dave. He talks about "Jump" in a uniquely Japanese interview that also includes Japanese. This is so deep, so surprising and amazing. First, the beat of “Jump.” "It's a perfect dance beat at 128bpm. Nowadays, every club plays 128bpm songs, but it's because I tried it myself." "(My) butt is honest. I've created the perfect girl-friendly dance beat by listening to the beat with my butt. I'm talking about a rhythm that barely spills the glass of beer or champagne I'm holding in one hand." Folded with Dave section. Dave, not Alex or Michael, was the originator of that groove. Of course, he also explains his main job as a vocalist, citing actual lyrics. ``If you listen to the lyrics alone, the B melody is too serious and your face clouds. By singing it in a carefree and happy way, you can balance it with the lyrics.Art is something that encourages viewers and listeners to ponder various things.'' The best words come out. Although he has an extremely cheerful image, he reveals that this is also backed up by his first-class art museum. Even during such serious conversations, he danced lightheartedly to the club-style remix of "Jump," and shared a story about how he made himself laugh by imitating Michael Jackson, saying, "Thank you for all your help. What I can do. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Please, please, please. I'm David Ross!" Even though it's just the beginning, Showman Dave's charm is in full swing so much that I can't write about it here. [Part 2: From the formation of VAN HALEN to "1984"] The mood of the program completely changed after the commercial. Up until now I've been listening to Dave's storytelling while talking about the core, but from here on out is a history of the band that is easy for beginners. GUITAR WORLD's editor-in-chief Brad Tolinsky will appear and give a vivid account of how the members met, anecdotes about the group's formation, the club days, the impact of tapping, and more. Of course, Dave also continues to appear. ``Eddie's fiery guitar was very exciting.It was so outrageous that I believed in it,'' he says, speaking in mixed Japanese as he shares his first-hand testimony. And finally, Ted Templeman appears. The encounter at the "Starwood Club", the instant fall in love with Eddie's guitar, the contract with the record company, the production site of "Flame no Tuse" and all-time classic albums, etc... It shows the VAN HALEN we know, but also reveals the behind the scenes. [Part 3: “Jump” Analysis Part 2] We quickly followed each album one by one, and finally arrived at “1984.” Here, the topic of "Jump" returns to the center stage. At the beginning, only Dave was talking, but here the Van Halen brothers of Alex and Eddie also participated. We will explain the masterpiece from various angles, centering on the conversations between the three. The situation of the scene at that time by Brad is interesting, but what is also interesting is the story behind the birth of famous songs by Eddie and Ted. What was the idea for that historic synth riff, the hardships it took to create that sound, how that tone came to be programmed into the synth from the beginning after the single was released, etc... Furthermore, in the video clip section, he reveals the scene of the independent production while showing actual footage, and when talking about the lyrics, he explains the message contained in the song by providing both the original poem and the parallel translation. Even a guitar solo. How does the genius Eddie create such a historic solo? Please look forward to seeing this in person. He will give you an answer that is surprising, or rather, after all... "Jump" is a huge hit song that has become synonymous with VAN HALEN. There's no way you can tell everything about them with just one song, but it was a masterpiece that was so rich that it could have been a one-hour program just with just one song. Although it is a rare Japanese production, it is a masterpiece that has become a hot topic all over the world, and it is a documentary that should have been officially released. Furthermore, during the interval, there will be an announcement about the (last) performance in Japan, which will be held in three months, and advance telephone reservations will be made during the program. This is a piece that you cannot miss from beginning to end, including the sense of the times. This is the ``best masterpiece of the VAN HALEN program'' that I want as many people as possible to experience, especially now. Broadcast Date: 20th March 2013 (*Rebroadcast to coincide with Japan's arrival in June) (52:49) 1. Intro 2. Jump 3. Jump Whitenoiz Remix 4. David Lee Roth Interview 5. VJ Talk 6. David Lee Roth Interview 7. Jump Brian Evans Remix 8. VJ Talk 9. CM 10. Brad Tolinski (Editor-in-Chief of Guitar World) Interview 11. David Lee Roth Interview 12. Brad Tolinski Interview 13. David, Eddie, Alex Interview 14 . Starwood Club / Ted Templeman Interview 15. Brad Tolinski Interview 16. Sunset Sound Studio 17. David, Eddie, Alex Interview 18. You Really Got Me / Ted Templeman & Brad Tolinski Interviews 19. Van Halen II (Dance The Night Away) 20 David, Eddie, Alex Interview 21. Women And Children First / Fair Warning / Diver Down / 1984 22. CM 23. 5150 Studio 24. Jump / Interviews 25. Guitar Solo 26. CM 27. Video Clip / Interviews 28. CM 29 . US Tour 2012 30. David Lee Roth Interview 31. Jump 32. Japan Tour 2013 Advert PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.53min.
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