From the 1980s to the 1990s, when digital recording was not common, analog video tapes such as Beta and VHS were the mainstream, and Western music fans occasionally watched precious studio live footage broadcast on TV. It was something that I recorded, carefully preserved, and enjoyed. Many of them were only broadcast on that day and at that time, and these are extremely valuable materials in the history of Western music. I feel that these ``cross-section'' videos of the era should not only be digitized in their best condition and shared among fans, but should also be properly archived in the underground world for posterity. (There are many valuable studio performances only available in Japan that would never be officially released.) This album is the first of the "JAPANESE BROADCAST TREASURES" collection, and contains extremely valuable recordings from the mid-80s to the 90s. This is a must-see project video title for Western music fans, randomly edited TV footage and delivered irregularly. (All of them are digitally recorded from video libraries that individuals have carefully preserved, and the image and sound quality are surprisingly clear.) A number of valuable videos that are shot at random over time. , Western music fans who spent their youth at the time will be deeply moved by this performance! The first two tracks are studio live on Blackmore's Night and Page & Plant's news program special. What a miracle that one night 15 years ago, Richie and Candice's beautiful duet was played live in tea rooms across Japan. Everyone will be moved by Candace's pure singing voice and Richie's wonderful acoustic guitar play, and listen to it attentively (a kissing scene between the two is also included at the end). As for Page & Plant, it was a big deal for fans all over the world that their most important song, "Stairway to Heaven," which they couldn't hear on tour, was suddenly played on live TV in Japan. (It's been 18 years already!) Fast forward to the third track, Eighth Wonder, which is incredibly cute and enjoyable. It's a real blow to the brain. Heart was Never, which was broadcast live from Seattle just before the 1986 Japan tour. The performance when they go out of the studio and sing while lip-syncing is quite moving. Nothin' At All is a studio live performance of Heart, who has just finished their performance at NHK Hall in Tokyo. At the beginning, there is an exchange with the host, in which you can hear comments from Ann and Nancy, ``It's been 7 years (since Japan Jam) to see the Japanese audience, it's exciting and wonderful.'' The following is a video recorded after Cyndi Lauper's studio live on her first visit to Japan in 1986, after the Budokan live on the first day of her Japan performance. The studio set is also stunning. Marilyn Martin, who is nostalgic for her duet "Separete Lives" with Phil Collins, will be performing live from Los Angeles. This is a video from the "World Kohaku Uta Gassen". The Japanese studio performance scene of Like Flames in Berlin in 1987 is also valuable. Hard rock fans will love the inclusion of Y&T's "Down For The Count" single Face Like An Angel, which allows you to enjoy rare studio live footage from Japan during the period when Y&T's commercial focus was on the forefront. Masu. The Bangles and Whitesnake are the Japanese broadcast take of "MTV Live" (Whitesnake is from the "MTV Music Awards"). Everyone will be captivated by the cute stage performance of the Bangles, whose contrasting mix with Whitesnake's impregnable performance is chaotic. The glamorous appearance of David, the action of Vandenberg licking the guitar, and Vivien lying down and performing with the violin strings, the realistic performance scene that can only be seen at this time is a must-see, and it is a must-see for this era (late 1980s). You can enjoy the stage with a glamorous image that is only possible. The total recording time is short at 43 minutes, but the image quality is surprisingly good, and everything is nostalgic, including the translated captions, making it a treasured piece for fans who experienced Western music from the time in real life. This is definitely a must-see video collection. V.A. - FACE LIKE AN ANGEL : JAPANESE BROADCAST TREASURES 1. Blackmore's Night - Spirit Of The Sea (Tokyo 30th October 1997) 2. Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Stairway To Heaven (Tokyo 10th November 1994) 3. Eighth Wonder - Stay With Me (Tokyo 23rd April 1986) 4. Heart - Never (Seattle 28th May 1986) *Satellite Broadcast 5. Heart - Nothin' At All(Tokyo 25th June 1986) 6. Cyndi Lauper - True Colors (Tokyo 10th September 1986) 7. Marilyn Martin - Night Moves (Los Angeles 1986) 8. Berlin - Like Flames (Tokyo 18th March 1987) 9. Y&T - Face Like An Angel (Tokyo 22nd January 1986) 10. The Bangles - Walk Like An Egyptian (MTV Live 1987) 11 Whitesnake - Still Of The Night (MTV Live 1987) MTV Video Music Awards PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 43min.
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