David Lee Roth/MI,USA 1986 Upgrade

The 1986 DAVID LEE ROTH BAND, accompanied by Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan, was even called the “strongest rock band in history.” Here is a live video that reaches its apex! This work was filmed at the “Detroit performance on September 26, 1986”. Speaking of “DLR 1986”, it was a band that had a lineup of super-individuals who left their mark on rock history, and was a band that was creating a frenzy across the United States with its intense entertainment show. Despite the desire for the record, there are no sound boards or professional shots left. Under such circumstances, the Detroit performance has long been known as “DLR 1986 is the classic video”. I’m sure many of you have seen it. This work is the ultimate version of such a classic video. Speaking of the highest quality version so far, “DETROIT 1986” is familiar to our store. A high-quality version that appeared a few years ago, the image quality awakened from the 1st Gen video wiped out the previous release and became a popular title at once. This work is an upgraded version produced by a core maniac overseas, and synchronizes the best video of 1st Gen with a new best sound. The sound is truly phenomenal. The sound was clear and wonderful even at the time of the bonus DVDR, but this work has a great stereo feeling and separation feeling, and a tremendous three-dimensional feeling. Of course, it is not a pseudo-stereo sense of forcing, but there is plenty of scale unique to the audience record, and the core of the musical sound is even thicker and the edges are vivid. In the huge arena rock, Vai’s “that tone” dances wildly, and Billy’s “that gorilla” penetrates the whole story. This difference in sound gouges out the essence of the band. After all, the greatest awesomeness of “DLR 1986” is the star player’s skill and its entanglement. Unlike bands where the sound of all the members comes together, the more detailed the sound of each instrument and each sound of the performance, the more exciting it becomes. Furthermore, the scale created by the stereo sense is directly linked to dynamism. After all, David Lee Roth’s performance is not about precise singing ability or delicacy, but the dynamism of manipulating a large audience in all directions. The more the sense of scale increases, the more dynamism increases, and the gorgeous show of a gorgeous band that is unique in rock history spreads across the screen. The upgraded sound was so amazing that I forgot the most important thing. Why is this film the representative video of “DLR 1986”? It is because of the superb view. It was shot from the second floor seats on the right side of the stage (near Vai), but the view is overwhelming. It seems to be a stand seat, and because of the slope, there is no gap for the heads or arms of the front row to get in. The entire field of vision is occupied by Dave, Vai, and Billy. Moreover, the bold zoom is also the best sense. It approaches the waist-up of each member, but the camera does not shake with that zoom, but pulls back once and moves closer to the highlight, then returns to the full view and charges to the next highlight. Therefore, despite the intense camera work, it does not become difficult to see due to shaking, and the image of the entire stage is perfect. The versatile camera work is a series of highlights that you would want to call “solo multi-camera” even though it is a single camera. These angles and master camera work have continued to defend the throne of “great classic”, but the upgrade of this work makes it even more vivid. This is the ultimate decision board where the long-standing classic video has been upgraded with the beautiful image quality and great sound of the 1st Gen. Whether it is a sight or a sound, it is the pinnacle of “DLR BAND 1986”. It is a masterpiece that allows you to experience the spectacular show of a super luxurious band that is unique in rock history at 100%. Live at Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, USA 26th September 1986 AMAZING SHOT & BEST SOUND EVER!! Disc 1(56:47) 1. Intro. 2. Shy Boy 3. Tobacco Road 4. Unchained 5. Panama 6. Drum Solo 7. Pretty Woman 8. Elephant Gun 9. Ladies Night In Buffalo 10. Everybody Wants Some!! 11. On Fire 12. Bump And Grind 13. Ice Cream Man Disc 2(49:02) 1. Big Trouble 2. Yankee Rose 3. Bass / Guitar Solos 4. Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love 5. Going Crazy 6. Jump 7. California Girls David Lee Roth – Vocals Steve Vai – Guitars Billy Sheehan – Bass Gregg Bissonette – Drums Brett Tuggle – Keyboards COLOUR NTSC Approx. 106min.