THE WHO's definitive video collection is back. This work is a compilation of 2 hours and 10 minutes of TV programs from 1967 to 1969. It contains 29 songs from 12 different broadcasts, and was supervised by a hardcore THE WHO enthusiast overseas, and each broadcast is compiled with the best existing masters. It also contains familiar live footage from Monterey and Beat Club, and rare local TV appearances. There are some interview scenes, but most of the footage is mainly performance scenes, and even after more than two hours, it's not boring, but rather it's pulled in by Guigui. And the quality is amazing. It's the best ever, and when you play this work, it's as if the atmosphere of 1960s England is blowing out from the screen and speakers. Moreover, the atmosphere has a lot of 60s smell, but it's also fresh as if the air was just sealed in yesterday. It's definitely vintage, but the visual beauty can withstand modern big screens. The quality of the images varies because the 12 different videos were recorded and broadcast differently, but some of them are clear enough to see every single strand of hair and sweat flying. With such high quality, you can see the four young original members of THE WHO, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon, going wild. Not only the aggressive performance scenes, but also the commentary scenes and program narrations that are inserted here and there are full of the sense of the times, which is wonderful. The members, the audience, and even the people who were recording such a band, were attracting attention as "spokespeople for the youth" and "symbols of rebellion", and the breath of rock can be smelled. Just by playing this work, it is a spectacle as if your room at home suddenly warped to the 1960s. This is the very scene that I thought of across the sea every time I played a record, and I longed for it with my heart burning. No, it would have been impossible to deliver such a beautiful image close to the master on television broadcasts at that time, and you couldn't watch broadcasts from various countries such as Germany, France, Finland, and the United States. This may be an experience beyond what the kids at the time experienced. For enthusiasts, the best quality is gathered at once, and even beginners will be hooked by the charm of THE WHO in one shot. This is a powerful album that will allow anyone to inhale the rich, sweet and fragrant air of 60 years to the fullest. A real, luxurious, hot, and yet dazzling musical journey. This work invites you to join us. TV Performance Compilation 1967 - 1969 PRO-SHOT Live in Helsinki, Finland (Finnish TV) 1st May 1967 1. Intro. 2. Substitute 3. My Generation Live at Monterey International Pop Festival 18th June 1967 4. Substitute 5. Summertime Blues 6. A Quick One While He's Away 7. My Generation TV Live 21st October 1967 Twice A Fortnight 9. I Can See For Miles The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour (US TV) 17th September 1967 10. I Can See For Miles 11. My Generation Promo Film March 1968 12. Call Me Lightning Beat Club (German TV) 12th October 1968 13. Magic Bus Omnibus: All My Loving (UK TV) 3rd November 1968 14. Mary Ann With The Shaky Hand 15. My Generation The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus 10th December 1968 16. A Quick One While He's Away Surprise Partie Colourised (French TV) 31st December 1968 17. I'm A Boy 18. I Can See For Miles 19. Magic Bus This is Tom Jones (UK TV) 18th April 1969 20. Pinball Wizard Beat Club (G erman TV) Broadcast 27th September 1969 21. Overtue 22. Pinball Wizard 23. Smash The Mirror 24. Sally Simpson 25. Tommy Can You Hear Me? 26. I'm Free 27. Tommy's Holiday Camp 28. We're Not Gonna Take It Pop Go The Sixties! PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 130min.
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