Aerosmith/Osaka,Japan 1999 Live Broadcast Jewel Version

The best video of the historic countdown live held at the end of 1999 has been decided to be released! The main character of this work is AEROSMITH in 1999, when they were at the peak of their popularity in Japan by realizing the four major dome tour for two consecutive years. This is a TV program pro shot featuring the countdown event “December 31, 1999: Osaka Dome Performance” to welcome the new millennium. At this time, AEROSMITH did not come to Japan only for the countdown, but also carried out a solo dome tour. First, let’s check the show’s position from the schedule. December 29, 1999: Osaka Dome, December 31: Osaka Dome ←★This work★ January 2, 2000: Nagoya Dome, January 4: Fukuoka Dome, January 6 + 7: Tokyo Dome A total of six performances. Not only did they conquer the four major domes, but they also performed two shows each in Osaka and Tokyo. They are not idols, but a foreign rock band, and they were not in the midst of a bubble in Japan. It’s a tour with such power that it’s hard to put into words how amazing the Japanese people were at the time. This work is the highlight of the countdown show. It is a DVD of a TV program that was broadcast live on a certain satellite broadcasting station. In fact, the same program has been released before, but this work is a different master. It is even longer and more beautiful than that. After all, the master of this work was provided by a record enthusiast who was highly praised for Michael Jackson’s popular work “JAPAN TOUR ’87” and Prince’s “IN JAPAN ’90”. Since it was that beautiful image in the late 1980s, it’s only natural that this work from 1999 is the best. And the length is more than just the beauty of the image. After all, the previous masters only extracted live performances, but this work was recorded before that. The program’s unique AEROSMITH history commentary corner, the studio scenery by foreign talents famous for “Waratte Iitomo!”, the appearance of the members heading to the stage, etc., the waiting time until the blackout is also recorded for about 12 minutes as if it were a live broadcast. Meanwhile, the space of the dome, where people are enjoying the waves that are no longer seen, is also full of real-time feeling. Of course, the main subject of this work is the live performance of Kanze’s old quality. Let’s organize the set here. 70’s Classics (10 songs + α) Beast Birth: Dream On / One Way Street / Mama Kin / Fly! Aerosmith: Same Old Song And Dance/Train Kept A Rollin’, Dark Night Heavy Rock: Walk This Way/Sweet Emotion, Others: Stop Messin’ Round/Mother Popcorn/Chip Away The Stone/Heartbreaker 1980s and later (12 songs) – Done with Mirrors: Let The Music Do The Talking, Permanent Vacation: Rag Doll/Dude (Looks Like a Lady), Pump: Love In An Elevator/Janie’s Got A Gun, Get a Grip: Eat The Rich/Livin’ On The Edge/Cryin’, Nine Lives: Falling In Love/Pink/Full Circle, Others: I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing … and so on. Greatest hits covering both the 70s and the GEFFEN era. Moreover, the stage set at the height of their popularity was gorgeous, and the Osaka Dome turned into a gigantic field of rocket balloons… everything was amazing. The biggest highlight of all was the countdown. Apparently it started 20 minutes late on the day, so the careful time adjustment to midnight was ruined. From the middle of the show, they played one great song after another in rapid succession, and the show got more and more heated. They even started playing “Chip Away The Stone”, which was not on the schedule. At the time, fans who were watching the broadcast lined up with their watches were preparing for “Mama Kin”, but AEROSMITH started “Train Kept A Rollin'”. “Hey, what are you going to do when it’s a once in a millennium thing?” I was worried, but “Train Kept A Rollin'” ended at 11:59:37pm. With 23 seconds left, Steven Tyler called out “Sumimasen!” in Japanese to invite the countdown, and they made it in time! A horde of balloon rockets shot up in one go, and Steven shouted “Happy new year!!” A waterfall of balloons flowed in, and a huge confetti spurted out like a geyser. The members’ families also appeared on stage, exchanged hugs, and the mood of “We did it!” was in full swing. Even though it was a calculation based on a hundred battles, it was still amazing. It was a highlight that made us realize how much they had at the time. This work doesn’t end there. A prayer message to God (with Japanese interpretation) creates a solemn mood, and from there, “Full Circle” avalanches and is very cool. After that, a chorus of birthday songs erupts for Tom Hamilton, whose birthday is on New Year’s Eve. And the big last one is the precious ZEP cover “Heartbreaker” included in “Sweet Emotion”! A great performance in full swing, a luxurious greatest hits, a venue spectacle full of era feeling… It is a masterpiece pro shot that is a magnificent and gorgeous music software. On top of that, the real-time feeling of welcoming the new millennium is also amazing, and it will let you taste the thrill of the countdown. There are many countdown live in rock history, but there is no thrilling and realistic pro shot so far. A great masterpiece to taste this season. A countdown pro shot to welcome the new millennium is released. Not only is it a gorgeous hit parade, but it is also a great thrill to make the countdown successful while pushing it forward more than planned. Live at Osaka Dome, Osaka, Japan 31st December 1999 PRO-SHOT(UPGRADE) 1. Aerosmith History Original 2. Studio 3. Backstage/Pre-Show 4. Intro S.E. 5. Eat The Rich 6. Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) 7. Same Old Song And Dance 8. Love In An Elevator 9. Livin’On The Edge 10. Rag Doll 11. Dream On 12. Janie’s Got A Gun 13. One Way Street 14. Pink 15. Let The Music Do The Talking 16. Stop Messin’Around 17. Mother Popcorn 18. Walk This Way 19. I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing 20. Cryin’ 21. Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 22. Chip Away The Stone 23. Mama Kin 24. Train Kept A Rollin’ Stops mid-song 25. Countdown to 2000 / Happy New Year! Celebrating with balloons, 2000 caption, family also appears 26. Message from Steven (with Interpreter) Important scene 27. Full Circle 28. Happy Birthday Tom Hamilton 29. Sweet Emotion 30. Heartbreaker/Sweet Emotion (outro) 31. Band Introductions Steven Tyler – vocals, harmonica, percussion Joe Perry – guitar, vocals Brad Whitford – guitar Tom Hamilton – bass Joey Kramer – drums, percussion PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.130min.