The classic multi-camera pro shot of "THE WHO BY NUMBERS" is set to be released. The classic is the "Pontiac performance on December 6, 1975". This concert is also famous for the fact that parts of it (Join Together / Road Runner / My Generation Blues medley) were used in the movie "THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT". First, let's imagine the show's position on the timeline at that time. "BY NUMBERS" released on October 3 (UK) - October 3-24: UK (11 performances) "BY NUMBERS" released on October 25 (US) - October 27-November 7: Europe (9 performances) - November 20-December 15: North America (20 performances) ←★Here★ - December 21-23: UK (3 performances) This is the overall picture of "THE WHO TOUR 1975". This tour includes "THE WHO LIVE IN TEXAS There are also professional shots of the Houston and Cleveland performances, which became "'75", but the Pontiac performance in this work is in between. It is a concert 13 shows after the Houston performance and two before the Cleveland performance. And this concert was also a highlight performance in 1975. The "Pontiac Silverdome" where the event took place usually has a capacity of about 76,000 people when used for concerts, but this concert attracted 78,000 people. It made $6,149,985 and two years later it was LED This show was the most recorded indoor rock concert until ZEPPELIN was repainted. Perhaps because it was such a large venue, an in-house screen, which was rare at the time, was installed. This work is a leaked pro shot with such a vivid time code. And even more amazing is the quality. Although it is a video known from the video era, the master freshness of this work is outstanding. The first half of the show has not yet been discovered, and this work is about 43 minutes long, but there are no dubbing marks or aging on the screen. If Roger's blonde hair is clear to each one, even the veins floating in Pete's hand are vivid. The details and coloring are extremely beautiful, and the image beauty is "official class" even to the eyes of today's digital heyday. The quality is exactly what is depicted in the heyday of the passionate performance. John also looked back on 1975-1976 and said, "THE "It was the pinnacle of WHO's career," he said, but this work was released before Keith developed alcohol withdrawal symptoms in January 1976. You can enjoy the brilliance of the peak with the best multi-camera pro shots. Moreover, the camera work of this work makes you feel the heat up close. For example, the Cleveland performance pro shots after the second performance have many slightly diagonal overhead angles, but this work has more cameras than that, so there are plenty of bold close-ups of the members. The camera work is like "shoving" the intense action moving around the stage, not just "holding" the highlights, but "shoving" them in front of you. To be honest, the spectacle of the large venue is thin because of the close-up, but it is a powerful image that makes you feel like you can touch the hot performance if you reach out. "Pontiac Silverdome" was the highlight of THE WHO's peak tour. Although it does not reach "THE WHO LIVE IN TEXAS '75" in length, the peak is by no means inferior. The pinnacle of rock music that the British Empire is proud of, this is the best version of a rare masterpiece video. Live at Silverdome, Pontiac, MI. USA 6th December 1975 PRO-SHOT (42:45) 1. Pinball Wizard 2. I'm Free 3. Tommy's Holiday Camp 4. We're Not Gonna Take It 5. See Me, Feel Me 6. Summertime Blues 7. My Generation 8. Join Together 9. Road Runner 10. My Generation Blues 11. Won't Get Fooled Again PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.43min.
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