"ZDF ROCKPOP IN CONCERT" is a famous program in West Germany in the 1980s. This is a super-excellent professional shot that includes three groups from the 1982 edition. This program has been performed by various artists and bands for about 10 years since 1979. In particular, in 1982, two festival-style concerts were held in May and December, and professional shots representing each band were born from them. This work contains the final day, "December 19, 1982 Dortmund performance". Six groups appeared, but the ones included in this work are Gary Moore, Tom Petty, and LOVERBOY (by the way, the other performers were CHICAGO, REO SPEEDWAGON, and A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS). The quality is exactly the official class professional shot of the iron wall. "ROCKPOP IN CONCERT" is a program that many bands have actually made official, so the recording is perfect, but this work is also a great master. It was created from the broadcast master, and there is no dubbing deterioration or aging, and no white line noise or tape distortion. It is a super beautiful pro shot that can be officially released as it is. And the contents of the show are of the highest quality. It is a top performance where all three groups enjoy the heyday of the three groups. Gary Moore is particularly overwhelming. At this time, it has only been three months since the release of "CORRIDORS OF POWER", and the members are Don Airey, Ian Paice, Neil Murray, and John Sloman. Yes, it is the legendary first visit to Japan. That alone makes you excited as "ROCKIN' EVERY NIGHT video version!", but in fact it is more than that. "Always Gonna Love You", "Hurricane", and "Parisienne Walkaways", which were cut from that live performance in Japan, can be seen in a completely official professional shot! Especially overwhelming is "Hurricane". Although the tightly organized hard rock was more complete in the later Neil Carter era, it's a different story when it comes to fusion. The true value of the strongest members, who were even called "COLOSSEUM III" at the time, explodes, and the heroes of British rock compete with each other with their powerful performance skills and exchange fierce phrases. Don plays casually while looking away in hard rock songs (only his fingertips move quickly like another creature), but you can clearly see that he is fully engaged in "Hurricane". It's not about this day and this era, but it's an extremely valuable and fierce song in Gary's entire career. Of course, the other two groups are also great. Tom Petty condenses his masterpieces around the new song about one month after the release of "LONG AFTER DARK". Although it's short at six songs, you can enjoy "Change Of Heart", "Straight Into Darkness" and "Shout", which can't be seen in the official video "PACK UP THE PLANTATION: LIVE!". Furthermore, LOVERBOY is in the golden age of the golden age. Appearing in the midst of the big hit of the masterpiece "GET LUCKY", the super masterpiece of that masterpiece will be rushed in one go. In fact, 5 out of 6 songs are "GET LUCKY" numbers, and it is a special thick that can be said to be "a video version / concentrated version of the great masterpiece". The apex professional shot of the three groups that built an era in the 1980s. Although each is about 30 minutes long, the three groups are 104 minutes in total. It is a super-exquisite masterpiece that delivers a fiercely high quality and shining "1982". Westfalenhalle Dortmund, Germany 19th December 1982 PRO-SHOT Gary Moore 1. Intro 2. Wait Until Tomorrow 3. Always Gonna Love You 4. Hurricane incl. Drums Solo 5. Rockin' And Rollin' 6. Parisienne Walkaways Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 1. Intro 2. You Got Lucky 3. Change Of Heart 4. Straight Into Darkness 5. Breakdown - Hit The Road Jack 6. Refuggee 7. Shout Loverboy 1. Intro 2. Only The Lucky Ones 3. It’s Your Life 4. Take Me To The Top 5. Turn Me Loose 6. When It’s Over 7. Working For The Weekend PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 104min.
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