Aerosmith Aerosmith/MD,USA 1977

It’s truly a “video version of LIVE! BOOTLEG”. Valuable professional shots leaked by related parties have been decided to be released. This work contains the “Lago performance on December 22, 1977”. It is a part of the “AEROSMITH EXPRESS TOUR”, a concert just three weeks after the release of the masterpiece “DRAW THE LINE”. This work, which corresponds to such a shining golden age, is also an unusual professional shot. It is a video that has been leaked by related parties in recent years, but it is not a multi-camera but a single camera. It was also shot from a fixed camera set up at the back of the venue. However, even though it is a single camera, its quality is special. After all, since it is a shot by related parties, you can look directly at the stage “only” without being bothered by the shadows of the audience. The superb view that shows nothing other than AEROSMITH spreads across the monitor. Moreover, the stability that does not move at all because it is a fixed camera is really reliable. Please do not misunderstand here that it is not a completely motionless screen (never!). On the contrary, the powerful zoom of the professional camera, which is impossible in an audience shot, clearly shows everything from Steven Tyler’s teeth to Joe Perry’s fingertips. The panning from left to right also moves smoothly and carefully, capturing each member perfectly. And the points that are approached with that super zoom are extremely accurate. Although it is a little different from the fan psychology only for those involved, that is why they understand the progress of the show in advance. They hold down the “highlights that should be shown”. What’s even more wonderful is the superb soundboard sound. Just like the vivid video, there is a roughness of unprocessed, but that is why the charm of the wild, tough, and loose “70’s AERO” is fully exposed. Rock and roll depicted with such quality is truly worthy of being called the “video version of LIVE! BOOTLEG”. In fact, 10 of the 17 songs in this work are common to the masterpiece “LIVE! BOOTLEG”, and the “scenery” that would have spread beyond that masterpiece approaches before your eyes. The seven songs that do not overlap are also very delicious, and there are plenty of masterpieces such as “Big Ten Inch Record”, “Lick And A Promise”, and “Same Old Song And Dance”. In 1977, Houston’s professional shots are also famous, but you can also see “I Wanna Know Why”, “Get It Up”, “Walkin’ The Dog”, and “Milk Cow Blues” that are not there. In particular, “I Wanna Know Why” and “Get It Up” were hardly played after the revival, and the scent of the golden 70’s is strongly drifting. Although it is a one-camera through the audience seats, that is why the “best seat” feeling is more than multi-camera. And yet, it is a masterpiece that you can enjoy beautiful and stable images and superb sound that can never be achieved with an audience shot. It is a great masterpiece video unique to the outflow master. Live at Capital Center, Largo, MD. USA 22nd December 1977 PRO-SHOT 1. Intro 2. Back In The Saddle 3. S.O.S. (Too Bad) 4. Big Ten Inch Record 5. I Wanna Know Why 6. Lord Of The Thighs 7. Lick And A Promise 8. Get It Up 9. Walk This Way 10. Sweet Emotion 11. Dream On 12. Walkin’ The Dog 13. Mama Kin 14. Draw The Line 15. Same Old Song And Dance 16. Train Kept A Rollin’ 17. Milk Cow Blues 18. Toys In the Attic PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.85min.