The last major festival of the 80's "Moscow Music Peace Festival" has been reprinted with the highest quality ever! This work features the Soviet Union's first huge rock festival that took place on August 12th and 13th, 1989 in Moscow, with performers including BON JOVI, OZZY OSBOURNE, MOTLEY CRUE, SCORPIONS, and more. This work is a reprint of the official video of such a gorgeous festival from the Japanese laser disc. We have been reproducing lost official footage so far, but this is truly amazing. This is one amazing piece. The festival was founded by music producer/manager Doc McGee. He was found guilty of involvement in drug trafficking, and his sentence included a fine and ``long-term community service.'' Therefore, the charity project ``Moscow Music Peace Festival'' was planned with the aim of ``eradicating drug and alcohol problems in the former Soviet Union.'' The epoch-making event in the former Soviet Union amid perestroika was not only broadcast on television around the world, but also released as a video software. However, since then, it has not been officially released on DVD, and although rumors have surfaced many times, it has never materialized. Nowadays, even a major online retailer is selling inferior pirated copies. In these modern times, the most excellent material is the Japanese laser disc. Based on the standards, laser discs have higher resolution and higher sound quality than VHS/Beta video cassettes, but at the time, Japan was the only place in the world where laser discs were sold. Other countries only had videos. This work reprints both of the Japanese edition laser discs that were released in two titles at the time, with "MOSCOW MUSIC PEACE FESTIVAL VOL.1" on disc 1 and "MOSCOW MUSIC PEACE FESTIVAL VOL.2" on disc 2, for 4 hours. The scale exceeding the above has been contained in a 2-disc DVD set. Moreover, the source of this work is a mint record that was carefully preserved by a core collector in Japan, and is a top-quality record with no scratches or even a single fingerprint. In addition to the visual beauty unique to laser discs without running noise or distortion, there is no discoloration or deterioration over time, and it conveys the quality of that time to the present day. We have reprinted a number of video titles from laser discs, but this time we have the best of them all. The Japanese captions displayed are also vivid, and the quality is so vivid that you'd think it was a digitally produced DVD from the beginning. The live performance depicted with such quality is a 7-band + jam session. Disc 1 features BON JOVI as the main band, as well as SKID ROW and CINDERELLA, which they were supporting at the time. Disc 2 contains four groups from the Soviet rock band GORKY PARK: MOTLEY CRUE, OZZY OSBOURNE, and SCORPIONS. Just listing their names is luxurious, but the brilliance of each one is fierce. After all, BON JOVI was in the "NEW JERSEY" era, CINDERELLA was in the "LONG COLD WINTER" era, and MOTLEY CRUE was just before releasing "DR.FEELGOOD". If SKID ROW exploded right after their debut, Zakk Wylde, who also joined OZZY OSBOURNE, went wild. Every band is exploding with a performance that is at its peak right now. And it's not just a golden age. After all, the scene is the Soviet Union, the headquarters of the communist bloc. Although Poland and Hungary in Eastern Europe were gradually opening up, Russia was a completely unknown world for Western bands at the time, and they performed in front of 120,000 Russians who packed there. The lively lives of people hidden behind the Iron Curtain and the lively performances leave no room for getting used to or cutting corners. What's more, while usually we can just say, "This is us!", on this day we are representing the culture, saying, "This is rock!" It's all about great performances on the biggest stage. The documentary scenes that convey that atmosphere are also full of historical sense. Almost every song is interspersed with footage of local fans, off-site scenes, and interviews, and even each comment reeks of the times when "history is about to change!" A Soviet doctor gave a speech that showed off the image of a communist, saying, ``'Anti-alcohol, anti-drugs,' this slogan will last forever!'' A young man was shown showing off a fake MAIDEN T-shirt, and Jon Bongiovi said, ``It's historic that Presidents Bush and Gorbachev know Ozzy,'' and added, ``Four or five years ago, bands like this... Comments such as ``It was only available on tapes sold in the dark'' and ``It's the Soviet version of Woodstock'' are graphic. All of these are scenes that could only have happened on the eve of the collapse of the Soviet Union. To be honest, the "anti-drug, anti-alcohol" comments made by musicians are ridiculous (especially when made by MOTOLEY and Ozzy...), but the shock of witnessing the drastic changes in a different culture and era is real. Ozzy's dismayed comments such as ``There's so little stuff'' and ``The line of people buying tickets was seven kilometers long'' were also striking. Of course, this mood also appears in the MC during the live performance. At the final jam session, Jason Bonham is invited to play "Rock And Roll", but Sebastian Bach, who introduces Jason, shouts, "Do you know LED ZEPPELIN?" Whether you like it or not, it's possible that you don't know about ZEP. This work is surrounded by an atmosphere that cannot be imagined in the Western rock world. What's more, Tommy Lee's exposed crotch was hidden by a caption that read ``Fine $137'', and SCORPIONS, who had performed in the Soviet Union for the second year in a row, was bewildered by the amount of change that had occurred in just one year. This led to the birth of “Wind Of Change”). All of them have Japanese subtitles, and the content is conveyed vividly. A book that revives the great event of the century with the highest quality ever. It is not only an official pro shot full of the brilliance of HR/HM at its peak of glory, but also a great performance that was made possible by the fact that it faced a turning point on a world history level, and even the atmosphere of the scene is a ferocious 4 hours and 13 minutes. is. 27 years have passed since this major event, and after many twists and turns, Russia has regained its presence as a major power, China has begun to open its doors to rock music, and THE ROLLING STONES finally held a concert for 500,000 people in Cuba. It's a super masterpiece that feels even more real because it's 2016. The history of the world that was writhing together with metal. This weekend, we will deliver that huge spectacle to your home. Live at Lenin Stadium, Moscow, Russia 12th & 13th August 1989 PRO-SHOT Disc 1(123:42) 01. Behind The Scenes 02. Festival Introduction SKID ROW 03. Introduction 04. Holidays In The Sun 05. Makin' A Mess 06 . Piece Of Me 07. Big Guns 08. 18 And Life 09. Youth Gone Wild CINDERELLA 10. Introduction 11. Bad Seamstress Blues/Fallin' Apart At The Seams 12. Coming Home 13. Nobody' Fool 14. Gypsy Road 15. Shake Me BON JOVI 16. Introduction 17. Lay Your Hands On Me 18. Wild In The Streets 19. Blood On Blood 20. Wanted Dead Or Alive 21. Livin' On A Prayer JAM 22. Hound Dog 23. Rock And Roll Disc 2(129:12) 01. Behind The Scenes 02. Festival Introduction MOTLEY CRUE 03. Introduction 04. All In The Name Of. 05. Wild Side 06. Girls, Girls, Girls GORKY PARK 07. Introduction 08. Bang 09. Within Your Eyes 10. Please Try And Find Me 11. My Generation OZZY OSBOURNE 12. Introduction 13. I Don't Know 14. Shot In The Dark 15. Suicide Solution 16. Sweet Leaf 17. War Pigs 18. Paranoid SCORPIONS 19. Introduction 20. Blackout 21. Big City Nights 22. Holiday 23. The Zoo 24. Dynamite 25. Still Loving You JAM 26. Long Tall Sally 27. Rock And Roll PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.253min
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