Paul McCartney/Brazil 2014

The best professional shots representing “OUT THERE! 2014” will be released. This work contains the “November 25, 2014 Sao Paulo performance” from the South American tour, which was the last live schedule of 2014. This show was filmed with a multi-camera professional shot and released to the world. Immediately after the live, various video sites were flooded with them, but this work was made into a DVD directly from the best master that sets it apart from them. In fact, the quality is amazing. Unfortunately, it is not a complete version like the 2013 Japanese performance, but only up to the point where the live is approaching the second half (the broadcast ends at the same time as the first fireworks of “Live And Let Die”), but the quality itself surpasses even the Japanese performance. Not only the image quality and sound quality, but also the sound production and camera work… all of them are exactly “official class”. It is one of the greatest masterpieces in recent professional shots. “OUT THERE! 2014” is depicted with such visual beauty. In fact, it was quite shocking at the time. In 2014, the Japanese tour was canceled due to Paul’s sudden illness, but the performance in Sao Paulo was six months later. I was worried about Paul’s appearance, who had lost 6 kg. In particular, when he plays the piano number, it is easy to understand when his face is close up. It is obvious when compared to the Japanese performance, and the image quality is so clear that he looks old. However, on the other hand, the essential performance and singing voice are in top form. On the contrary, from the crisp movements of “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”, you can feel the “lightness” that comes from losing weight. The excitement in response to that is also wonderful. South American performances are always enthusiastic, but the scene where the excitement of this “Ob-La-Di笙ｪ” was shown was the climax. From the beginning of the performance, balloons filled the audience seats (just like Hampton of the Stones) and flew around the venue. Moreover, it doesn’t end there, and even after the performance is over, Paul and the others are inspired by the chorus that doesn’t stop, and they even jump out to a scene where they reprise this song. There is a scene where Paul’s voice goes over while singing this song, but even there, he gets through it with a relaxed look. This one song alone is a very enjoyable live video. In addition, “Maybe I’m Amazed” on this day was also a great performance. Not only is Paul’s voice coming out well, but Rusty Anderson plays the guitar while inciting the audience, depicting an incandescent performance scene. On the other hand, this broadcast also has a strange camera work in which keyboardist Wicks is hardly shown, but it is also shown continuously as if he remembered it in the second half of the song. No matter how much the technology and quality improve, it is strangely interesting to say that it is South American to have a stumble somewhere. The tremendous excitement of the day can be seen from the scene where the audience is crying during the acoustic number, but even more than that, the scene where the chorus of “She Loves You” erupts twice is truly moving. However, Paul does not show any signs of playing this song, but responds to the audience with “We love you!” and dodges it well (laughs). Anyway, it is a professional shot that boasts the best image quality and sound quality that cannot be complained about. Three years after this show, Paul returned to Japan in 2015 and 2017 despite our worries. That is why now, you can feel safe and immerse yourself in the best quality. Live at Allianz Parque, Sao Paulo, Brazil 25th November 2014 PRO-SHOT (1:19:51) 1. Pre-Show 2. Eight Days A Week 3. Save Us 4. All My Loving 5. Let Me Roll It 6. My Valentine 7. The Long And Winding Road 8. Maybe I’m Amazed 9. And I Love Her 10. Blackbird 11. Here Today 12. New 13. Lady Madonna 14. All Together Now 15. Everybody Out There 16. Eleanor Rigby 17. Something 18. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 19. Band On The Run 20. Back In The U.S.S.R. 21. Let It Be 22. Live And Let Die (Intro Only) PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.80min.