Eric Clapton/London,UK 5.16.2019 Multi-cam

Speaking of Eric Clapton’s latest performance, we have released a high-quality CD of 3DAYS at the Royal Albert Hall in London in May. Thanks to you, the release title for this series of performances, which had different setlists for three days, was very well received by our customers and continues to sell well. Meanwhile, a superb audience shot video that completely recorded the final day of this Royal Albert Hall performance was suddenly uploaded on the internet. First, let’s review Clapton’s activities this year up to this London performance: April 13, 2019 – Nippon Budokan April 15, 2019 – Nippon Budokan April 17, 2019 – Nippon Budokan April 18, 2019 – Nippon Budokan April 20, 2019 – Nippon Budokan May 13th, 2019 – Royal Albert Hall May 15th, 2019 – Royal Albert Hall May 16th, 2019 – Royal Albert Hall ← [This work] “Excellent” is simply a front. It is not just that there are no obstacles. The quality of the multi-angle shot is like that of a professional shot, which was beautifully edited using three cameras. All three cameras were able to record perfect footage without any trouble (at Layla, the surprised audience was on their feet, so the shooting was a bit chaotic, but things quickly calmed down). One shot was taken from an angle of about 30 degrees to the left of the first floor stand facing the stage, capturing almost the entire stage view. The second camera zooms in and captures Clapton from an angle of approximately 45° to the left of the first floor stand facing the stage. Surprisingly, the third car is an extra-large close-up shot taken from the first floor seats, almost in front of the stage. These three angles are edited with exquisite timing and appear alternately. The switching of angles has a very natural feel thanks to the quick cross-fade and in processing, and is comparable to professional work. Because this is a combination of three cameras, Clapton’s face is not hidden by the microphone stand even in an acoustic set (different angles are skillfully adopted). The audio is also recorded with very good stereo audience recording without any trouble, and it feels like you are watching a beautiful screenshot as a whole. The quality can only be described as amazing! The highlight of the third and final day was a change that was different from the first and second days. In the acoustic set, Change The World, the same as the first day, is revived and played instead of Alberta from the previous day. The other songs were the same as the second day, including the electric version of Layla, but the encore was powerful! At a Clapton concert, there is usually one encore song. After 1979, it was rare to play more than two songs in the encore. However, on this day, they played two songs. The songs are Prince’s Purple Rain, which is the same as the first day, and Before You Accuse Me, featuring opening act Jimmie Vaughan. It is known that Clapton respected Prince, but why he chose to play this song at this time was a mystery. Also, you can clearly see the state of the stage where Vaughan was welcomed in this video. Clapton shares solos with Vaughan. For Clapton, the reason why he served two songs for the encore may be because he considered the final day to be a culmination and wanted to express his gratitude to the fans. The most attractive thing is that the set list was completely different from the Japan performance a month ago. The opening number was also different, and there was a spectacular performance by Holy Mother, who performed for the first time in 16 years since 2003. If you look carefully at this song, Clapton plays with a capo on the 4th fret during the vocal part, but when it comes to the guitar solo part in the latter part, he removes the capo himself. Then, carefully checking the key, begin the solo. Other than that, he was able to play elegant solos without making any mistakes. They probably didn’t want the capo to limit the playing range of the fingerboard. Clapton is a person who phrases using the entire fret area. As expected, he is a guitar master. This is a must-see video not only for enthusiasts who have listened to everything from the Budokan performance title to the Royal Albert Hall performance title, but also for those who want to watch the latest Clapton stage performance without stress. is. There’s no harm in watching this. I would like you to see this lively Clapton and look forward to his performance in Japan in the next few years. Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 16th May 2019 AMAZING SHOT & MIX!!! 1. Intro. 2. Motherless Children 3. Pretending 4. Key to the Highway 5. I’m Your Hoochie Coochie Man 6. I Shot the Sheriff 7. Driftin’ Blues 8. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out 9. Tears in Heaven 10. Change the World 11. Running on Faith 12. Tearing Us Apart 13. Holy Mother 14. Crossroads 15. Little Queen of Spades 16. Layla 17. Purple Rain 18. Before You Accuse Me COLOUR NTSC Approx.115min.