Eric Clapton/FL,USA 03.13.2010

This high-quality, must-have for fans captures the final show of his 11-day North American solo tour in 2010, held between his US tour with Jeff Beck and his UK & European tour with Steve Winwood. The 1 hour and 33 minute performance is filmed from multiple camera sources. The first two songs feature stable, albeit distant, footage and good audio. The third song, “Tell the Truth,” starts with a cropped beginning, but the clear, front-row shots make it a truly impressive piece. “Old Love,” also starting with a cropped beginning, is filmed from a position almost directly below the stage, likely shot with a cell phone, but the picture and sound quality are excellent. “I Shot the Sheriff” also starts with a cropped beginning. This time filmed from the middle of the arena, the resolution suggests it’s cell phone footage, but the audio appears to be from a different master and is quite good. This song is skillfully edited from at least three different sources, shifting between close-ups and distances, but maintaining sufficient quality for a completely stress-free viewing experience. The long guitar solo, in particular, is a must-see. The acoustic versions of Driftin’ Blues and Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out are best shots from the front of the arena. The angles and sound are both excellent, making for a very worthwhile track. Running On Faith is shot from quite far forward on the right, capturing Clapton from the right side. It’s a very beautiful shot, almost like something out of a movie. Layla is filmed from the left side towards the back of the arena, but it’s solid footage from a digital camera, and the zoom-in scenes are beautiful. I’ve Got A Rock ‘N Roll Heart is filmed from very close to the stage, and judging from the quality, it seems to be cell phone footage, but the extremely stable close-up shots, combined with the high-quality sound, make it very worthwhile. Badge also appears to be cell phone footage, but it’s filmed from a very close position, and although there are some scenes where a head obstructs the screen on the right edge, the quality is excellent. Wonderful Tonight and Before You Accuse Me are camera shots from the center back of the arena, and while there aren’t many close-ups, the screen is stable. The footage for “Little Queen Of Spades” is shot from the right side of the stage, giving a sense of distance. “Cocaine,” like “Layla” in the middle of the set, is a close-up shot from the left side of the stage, but it is of the highest quality, with beautiful close-ups that are truly captivating. The final song, “Crossroads,” is likely filmed from a cell phone from the center of the back of the arena, and although the audio is a bit muddy, the video is stable and the content is impressive. The editing is of very high quality, and despite using multiple sources, there is no excessively unstable footage, so you can enjoy watching for a long time without stress. The overall video and audio quality is also of a high standard, making this a must-have title for fans. Includes original menu. Live at Amway Arena, Orlando, Florida, USA 13th March 2010 AMAZING SHOT!!(Multi Cam) 1. Going Down Slow 2. Key To The Highway 3. Tell The Truth 4. Old Love 5. I Shot The Sheriff 6. Driftin’ Blues 7. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out 8. Running On Faith 9. Layla 10. I’ve Got A Rock ‘N Roll Heart 11. Badge 12. Wonderful Tonight 13. Before You Accuse Me 14. Little Queen Of Spades 15. Cocaine 16. Crossroads COLOR NTSC Approx. 93min.