Transcendent singer: Mark Boals and Yngwie Malmsteen in 1986, who created the masterpiece "TRILOGY". The classic video is now available as a best master. This work was filmed at the "September 6, 1986 Thornville performance". This is the legendary audience shot. Mark and Yngwie have teamed up several times and embodied the ideal of neo-classical music each time, but in the most important 1980s, they were replaced many times by Jeff Scott Soto, and Jeff was also in charge of the essential Japanese performance. It's hard to aim for Mark's stage. First of all, let's take a bird's-eye view of the "TRILOGY Tour" and explore the position of this work. 1986 ・January 3-12: North America #1 (6 shows) ・July 4-September 21 (?): North America #2a (15 shows) ←★here★《September: Mark Boals leaves → Jeff Scott Soto returns》 ・September 25 (?)-November 2: North America #2b (30 shows) ←※PHILADELPHIA 1986 ・November 7-14: Japan (5 shows) ・November 25-December 20: North America #3 (19 shows) 1987 ・January 7-20: North America #4 (10 shows) ←※PHILADELPHIA 1987《June 22: Traffic accident with his beloved Jaguar》 ・August 1: Irvine This is Yngwie in 1986/1987. In fact, Yngwie's records from that time are vague and there are many contradictions depending on the source. In particular, the time when Mark was replaced by Jeff is still unclear, and the above is merely a hit from numerous recordings that say "probably around this time". In the midst of all this, the Thornville performance in this work was a part of "North America # 2a". This show is a legendary video that has long been called "This is the Mark era!" Yes, it is the classic audience shot known as "Legend Valley in 1986" (now called "Legend Valley", but in 1986 it was "Buckeye Lake Music Center"). Some collectors may think "What?" here, but this video has been called "ZZ TOP opening July 4th", but in recent years, mania's research has progressed and it seems to have been found to be "AC / DC opening September 6th". Anyway, this work is the best master of such legendary video. Of course, there is an analog feeling of the shooting itself, but the freshness without dubbing marks is tremendous. There is no sense of stiffness or twisting, and Yngwie's red medieval costume, which stands out on the bright daytime stage, is as beautiful as the actual scene. And that freshness is also alive in the sound. Yngwie's light speed passage is vividly clear to each grain, and Mark's roaring vibrato is super clear to the extent of the vibration. There are no walls or ceilings to reflect the sound, so the clarity of the zero echo is amazing, but there is no muddiness or distortion due to dubbing in every corner. Of course, there is no mistake in the sound color for a sound board, but this work is a legendary video and at the same time the strongest and best audience recording of Mark & Yngwie. Such master freshness depicts the "ideal of neo-classical" itself. At the time, it was just before the release of "TRILOGY", but a large number of new songs have already been shown. The set information may be familiar only because it is a big classic, but let's organize it again. Trilogy (4 songs) Fury (★) / Queen In Love / Fire (★) / You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget Others (5 songs) Rising Force: Far Beyond The Sun / Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4 / Black Star Marching Out: I'll See The Light Tonight / I Am A Viking *Note: The ★ mark indicates songs that were not performed again with Mark Boals. ...And so it is. Mark and I also worked together in 1996 and 1999-2001, but we did not play "Fury" or "Fire" at that time. Both Mark and Yngwie are active, so I can't say for sure, but it's probably a number that we will never hear them play live again. More than the rarity of the songs, the potential that runs through the entire album is at its peak. In particular, Yngwie's playing is superb in both speed and accuracy, and above all, the phrases improvised are divine. Boasting a beauty that seems as if it had been composed from the beginning, it also contains the tension that is unique to live performances. Phrases that only "Yngwie in the 1980s" can do just overflow endlessly. Genius Yngwie Malmsteen and Mark Boals at the peak. This is a superb video that allows you to fully experience the miracle scene where the two overlapped sounds. This is not the career high of one guitarist, but a legendary video that stands at the highest peak of one music genre. A superb audience shot of the "September 6, 1986 Thornville performance". This is a classic video that symbolizes the Mark Boals era, and is the highest peak updated version made into DVD from the best master. The freshness without dubbing marks is tremendous, and there is no sense of stiffness or twisting, and it is as beautiful as the actual scene. The sound is clear and vivid even in the fine details, and Yngwie's light speed passage and Mark's roaring vibrato are super clear. Not only can you experience "Fury" and "Fire" as they were back then, but this cultural heritage site also allows you to experience the peak of these two geniuses live. Buckeye Lake Music Center, Thornville, OH, USA 6th September 1986 AMAZING SHOT!!! The sound, the video and the performance are all amazing!! 1. Intro 2. I'll See The Light Tonight 3. Fury 4. Queen In Love 5. Far Beyond The Sun 6. Fire 7. Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4 8. I Am A Viking 9. Guitar Solo incl. Badinerie/Beethoven's 5th Symphony 10. You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget 11. Black Star COLOUR NTSC Approx.47min. Yngwie J. Malmsteen - Guitar Mark Boals - Vocals★★ Wally Voss - Bass Jens Johansson - Keyboards Anders Johansson - Drums
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