Cyndi Lauper/Tokyo,Japan 9.22.1986

This work includes the “September 22, 1986: Nippon Budokan” performance. This is a professional shot of the TV broadcast. Since the video era, it has been a long-standing classic, and has produced a variety of gene generation groups, but this work is the highest peak master. Anyway, it’s beautiful, the master’s freshness is dazzling with no dubbing marks, and the colors and details are super clear. Of course, it has the feel of period-style analog photography, but to the modern eye of the digital world, I would like to call it “completely official quality”… Or rather, if you don’t do it well, you can call it “IN”, an official work from the “TRUE COLORS” era. More vivid and fresh than “PARIS”. It makes me think, “Huh? Was it released on the official DVD?” The young Cindy, who is at full power, is depicted with such transcendent visual beauty. I’ll leave the comparison with the full show to the CD commentary, but here I’ll organize the set while comparing it with “IN PARIS” as a video collection. TRUE COLORS (8 songs + α)・Change of Heart/What’s Going On/Iko Iko/Calm Inside the Storm/911/One Track Mind/True Colors/Maybe He’ll Know/True Colors (2 takes) Others (6 songs)・SHE’S SO UNUSUAL: I’ll Kiss You (*) / She Bop / Time After Time / Money Changes Everything / Girls Just Want to Have Fun ・The Goonies: The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough *Note: “*” mark is official A song that cannot be seen in the video “IN PARIS”. …and it looks like this. Once again, I can feel the richness of the initial set, but what has an even stronger impact is her youthful and energetic actions. She always gives me a lot of energy, but this time she was really fresh and spun around without stopping for a second. That performance is familiar from “IN PARIS,” but it’s even more impressive in this work, where both the video and audio are vivid. You can fully enjoy the full-throttle vocalization on the CD, but it’s common to hear that kind of singing voice while doing such intense action. Cindy encouraged Japan with her words and actions even during repeated disasters. It was in 1986 that she met her Japanese fans directly. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 22nd September 1986 PRO-SHOT 1. Interview 2. Change Of Heart 3. I’ll Kiss You 4. The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough 5. What’s Going On 6. Iko Iko 7. Calm Inside The Storm 8. 911 9. One Track Mind 10. True Colors 11. Maybe He’ll Know 12. She Bop 13. Time After Time 14. Money Changes Everything 15. Girls Just Want To Have Fun 16. True Colors (a capella ) PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.70min.