VAN HALEN's Tokyo Dome performance on June 21st, which was particularly noteworthy on their 2013 Japan tour, has already been released with multiple audio sources and videos. Among them, "A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO" is positioned as a particularly excellent item. This video title, created by combining ``the best digital audio master'' and ``shots from the front row of the stage,'' combines outstanding entertainment and quality. However, for those who think that the real appeal of Live Source is an item that captures the events of the venue in its entirety, both on stage and in the audience seats, without any falsehoods, you may feel a bit of a ``preparation'' element. This "TOKYO INCIDENT 2013" is presented to all of you who are serious about "realistic" mania! “A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO” was shot from the front row of the audience seats, looking up at the stage. On the other hand, this video is characterized by its vivid documentary touch, from the position at the back of Arena A, to the stage and the excitement of the audience. When you compare it, you can really feel the distance from the stage, and there are times when the audience in the front row blocks your view. However, the wide shot that captures the entire stage view is different from "A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO" and has a different impact (how huge the screen behind the band was, it will be easier to understand in this video). Alex's drumming, which was a little difficult to see, can be clearly enjoyed in this video. Another appeal of this work is that it is easy to see the dazzling lighting effects. Furthermore, the photographer's skillful camera work and precise zooming make the player's actions more than enjoyable. It was released as a two-disc set). Above all, don't forget that you can realistically experience the excitement of Eddie's play and Dave's performance. The cheers of the audience and the reflection of the audience tend to be thought of as “just something that gets in the way”, but in fact, that is not the case with live sources. In this video, the appearance of the audience seats also functions as the ultimate sense of reality, and the excitement in the venue makes you feel like you are sharing a wonderful performance with the fans in the venue (of course, the band's performance is very easy to listen to, You can enjoy it with excellent sound that is as good as the above "A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO")! This work realistically captures the way the audience softens as Dave performs in Japanese, and the excitement in the room during “You Really Got Me” and “Dance The Night Away.” The excitement of “Hot For Teacher” on disc 2 is especially wonderful. I would like all VAN HALEN fans to relive the moment when the intro of the song exploded! Furthermore, the laughter and joy that occurs in ``Short Movie'', ``Gaijin Ninkyoden'', the atmosphere of ``Ice Cream Man'' where the atmosphere is calmed by the acoustic sound at the beginning, and the excitement of ``Panama'' are all brought to a close in this work. The taste is also different. Of course, even though the performance and content are the same, everyone will be amazed at how the different perspectives and the surrounding enthusiasm can make such a difference. The excitement of the climax of the live performance, ``Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love'' and ``Jump'', was literally ``complete combustion''! For those who actually went to the live venue, I think this will bring back more intense memories of the live performance than "A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO." This video is also press-grade quality, and of course includes an original menu. The special and memorable VAN HALEN Tokyo performance will be enjoyed for 127 minutes from before the performance to the announcement of the end of the performance! If you want to closely follow the band's performance and the players' movements, "A DEFINITIVE KIND OF TOKYO" is the perfect choice, but if you want to enjoy it as a "total documentary" that includes the performance and the atmosphere inside the venue, this work is perfect. Fans should definitely not miss out on this package, which will let you enjoy the "Different Kind" live footage from "June 21, 2013, Tokyo Dome"! Live at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan 21st June 2013 AMAZING SHOT (from Original Master) Disc 1 (65:42) 1. Intro. 2. Unchained 3. Runnin' With The Devil 4. She's The Woman 5. I'm The One 6. Tattoo 7. Everybody Wants Some!! 8. Somebody Get Me A Doctor 9. China Town 10. Hear About It Later 11. (Oh) Pretty Woman 12. Drum Solo 13. You Really Got Me 14. Dance The Night Away 15. I'll Wait 16. And The Cradle Will Rock... Disc 2 (61:38) 1. Hot For Teacher 2. Women In Love 3. Romeo Delight 4. Mean Street 5. Beautiful Girls 6. Short Movie 7. Ice Cream Man 8. Panama 9. Guitar Solo 10. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love 11. Jump David Lee Roth - Lead Vocal Eddie Van Halen - Guitar, Vocal Alex Van Halen - Drums Wolfgang Van Halen - Bass, Vocal COLOR NTSC Approx.127min.
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