A 2-disc set containing multi-camera professional shots of WHITESNAKE's performance at the "SUPER ROCK '84 IN JAPAN" held in Kanto on August 11th and 12th, 1984. A total of 145 minutes of must-see and must-have footage that all WHITESNAKE fans want to collect! The two stages that WHITESNAKE performed at the Kanto event of "Super Rock '84" are still a classic, with fully recorded multi-camera pro-shot footage excavated from the master collection owned by Cozy Powell. “KINGS OF THE NIGHT”, which was recorded on the 11th when he performed as the headliner, and “KINGS OF THE DAY” on the 12th, which appeared as the second headliner after M.S.G., have been loved by fans since 10 years ago when they were released on the Langley label. It has been popular among people for a long time. These are stereo sound board sound sources as well as the screen and audio, so you can enjoy the official level of sight throughout the live performance. There is no better item than this video to learn about the ``four-piece era'' when WHITESNAKE was particularly cool and had high performance, with Coverdale, John Sykes, Neil Murray, and Cozy Powell! This time, each of these classics has been digitized directly from the master and recorded in its entirety on two discs! For fans who have not seen or do not own this video yet, we have decided to release it as a special gift title so that they can enjoy it this time! Disc 1 includes the Kanto premiere on the 11th, where he appeared as the headliner. It was recorded about 5 minutes before the show started, and the sound check performed by the technical staff is a sudden highlight. At the venue before the show begins, fans can be seen waiting for the show to begin. From the opening song "Gambler", Cozy's playing completely led the band. “Guilty Of Love” and “Love Ain’t No Stranger” are hard and solid plays that are worth listening to and worth seeing at this time of year! There are also must-see points unique to the video, such as the scene where Cozy is humming the lyrics to David's song at the beginning of "Love Ain't No Stranger". “Crying In The Rain,” in which Sykes explodes with Gary Moore-style guitar, is a live highlight. You can also enjoy Koji's drum solo, which was cut the next day due to performance time constraints, at its best. ) After listening to "(Ain't No Love) In The Heart Of The City" carefully, the climax of the show "Don't Break My Heart Again" and "Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues" are powerful. It explodes! Until the very end, the four members on stage displayed an overwhelming presence befitting a festival headliner. And on Disc 2, you can enjoy the live performance on the 12th, which was the final day of the festival. The band's performance was full of great dynamism just like the previous day. Coverdale, illuminated by the sunlight, explodes with macho and healthy power, and the MC, who mixes Japanese with songs such as "Ogenkidesuka" and "Minnagenki!?", is also in great condition. John Sykes, who had looked sharp in his stage costume the night before, wore a t-shirt with a famous character on it (a questionable one that didn't seem real) on this day. However, the young nobleman was extremely cool as he jumped around and played all over the stage! In addition, the powerful and active staging is the best, with Koji's presence hitting against the blue sky in the background, and Neil Murray's action that is craftsmanlike but has sharp movements that are on par with the three others! The audience seats, which were difficult to see during the nighttime concert, can be clearly seen during the daytime stage, and you will be surprised by the number of audience members filling the venue (all the way to the top of the stadium's seats). In response to the enthusiasm of the venue, the band performed their new songs ``Gambler'' and ``Guilty Of Love,'' as well as their standard songs ``Ready An' Willing'' and ``Crying In The Rain.'' I will set it. What is interesting about this video is that the camera even captures the state of the members as they pull up after finishing “Don’t Break My Heart Again.” Everyone had the impression of being immersed in the afterglow of a successful stage performance, and the expressions on each person's faces were also fulfilling. Then, for the encore, the four of them head to the stage again, shouting "One more shot!", and the splendor of "Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues" that explodes at the end! This scene is probably one of the most famous scenes in WHITESNAKE's many professional shot videos! According to the recollections of fans who actually saw the stage performance on that day at the venue, they clearly remember being overwhelmed by not only the main part of the set, but especially the powerful encore. Even now, 28 years have passed since then, this venue still holds the spectacular performance and bursting energy with the same youthfulness as back then! This work, which completely records the performance in Kanto (without missing a single second) from the inter-song MC to the last encore, is a masterpiece that will continue to shine forever for all fans! Live at Seibu Stadium, Saitama, Japan 11th August 1984 1. Soundcheck 2. Opening 3. Gambler 4. Guilty Of Love 5. Love Ain't No Stranger 6. Ready An' Willing 7. Slow An' Easy 8. Crying In The Rain 9. Guitar Solo 10. Soldier Of Fortune 11. Drum Solo 12. (Ain't No Love) In The Heart Of The City 13. Don't Break My Heart Again 14. Back Stage 15. Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues Disc 2 Live at Seibu Stadium, Saitama, Japan 12th August 1984 1. Opening 2. Gambler 3. Guilty Of Love 4. Love Ain't No Stranger 5. Ready An' Willing 6. Slow An' Easy 7. Crying In The Rain 8. Guitar Solo 9. Soldier Of Fortune 10. (Ain't No Love) In The Heart Of The City 11. Don't Break My Heart Again 12. Back Stage 13. Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues David Coverdale – Vocal John Sykes – Guitar Neil Murray – Bass Cozy Powell – Drums Richard Bailey – Keyboards PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.145min.
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