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A multi-camera edited work that is much talked about, and a special seat experience with a superb view. A superb two-disc set that spells out the latest live performance with two types of video is now available. This work contains “Inglewood performance on October 17, 2021 (day 2)”. It is an audience shot of the sixth tour performance, which took place exactly 60 years after Mick and Keith reunited at Dartford Station. This work is a coupling of two types of video that allows you to enjoy the whole view. It is a two-disc set with a multi-camera work that is elaborately assembled from several videos on DISC 1 and a superb one-camera shot on DISC 2. Let’s introduce each one individually. [DISC 1: The latest in the superb multi-camera series] First of all, the multi-camera audience appears. If you have noticed this article, you may know that the 2021 version of the “NO FILTER Tour” is a series of multi-camera videos produced by overseas enthusiasts, and this is the fourth installment. The amazing thing is the obsessive collection of materials and the excellent editing of angles. Since it has become commonplace for everyone to take photos with their smartphones, it is not uncommon to see edited footage that combines audience shots, but the more common it becomes, the better the quality of the footage becomes. The key is “how good the footage can be collected,” “how many delicious scenes can be included,” and “how tastefully assembled.” This series is full of masterpieces that stand out in these three points. The level of completion is so great that there are even speculations that it was made by fans who work in the video industry. And this time, the level of completion is still alive and well. Super close-ups that seem to be professional shots, distant views that take your breath away with the size of the giant screen, and screen shots that utilize the professional footage projected on the screen… countless images are used lavishly, and even within a single song, they change rapidly. Of course, the original source of each image will have flaws such as camera shake, frame outs, and cuts, but there are no flaws because only the delicious scenes are skillfully assembled. Although there are some parts where the image is still because there is no image between songs, you can enjoy almost the full show with the same excitement as a TV broadcast. Also, the sound is just as wonderful as the scenery. The 2021 version of the “NO FILTER Tour” has been talked about for having few full recordings, and even in the multi-camera series, “CHARLOTTE 2021: MULTICAM” and “PITTSBURGH 2021: MULTICAM” had different recordings connected on a song-by-song basis. In fact, this work does not have a completely unified sound throughout the entire work, but it does not change every song like the previous two works. There are most seamless parts between songs, which further increases the reality. [DISC 2: Spectacular shots with a tremendous sense of experience because it is a single camera] DISC 2 is a one-camera audience that can fully enjoy the “sense of experience”, which is the exact opposite of a multi-camera. The first thing that surprises you is how spectacular it is. It’s a long shot with a panoramic view of the stage from the stands on the left side of the venue, with no obstructions. It’s probably also used as part of DISC 1, but it’s a spectacular view where you can see everything you want to see from one end of the stage to the other. Don’t be fooled by the “long view”. The entire giant screen fits into one frame, so you can enjoy professional multi-camera shooting as it is. But what’s really shocking is the zoom that gets closer and closer from there. This is mind-blowing. The view of the huge stage gets closer and closer, and eventually Mick’s waist-up fills the entire screen! And it’s beautiful! The audience shots are a visual testament to the evolution of technology, and I’ve always been amazed by the power of the latest equipment, but the beauty of the footage makes me wonder if humanity has reached this far in 2021. And the third surprise is the camerawork. The incredible super zoom alone is surprising, but they just put Mick in the center of the screen and move! Judging from the widest shot, the angle of movement to follow Mick on stage is less than a tenth of a second. Moreover, there is (almost) no camera shake. It is hard to imagine that such fine camerawork was done freehand… This also allows you to experience the awesomeness of the “now” of 2021. This has gotten long, but the Inglewood performance (day 2) depicted in these two types of footage is what is important. Let’s briefly organize the set. Fixed songs: Tumbling Dice, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, Living In A Ghost Town, Start Me Up, Honky Tonk Women, Miss You, Midnight Rambler, Paint It Black, Sympathy For The Devil, Jumping Jack Flash, Gimme Shelter, (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction Daily songs: Keith Corner: Connection, Before They Make Me Run, Others: Street Fighting Man, All Down the Line (★), 19th Nervous Breakdown, Beast of Burden (★), Wild Horses *Note: The above is based on the set information up to the Tampa performance (10/29). The “★” marks are songs that will be appearing for the first time in 2021. …And so it goes. Perhaps because it was the second consecutive performance at the same venue, five songs were replaced from the first day (10/14). “Street Fighting Man”, which was dropped on the first day, was safely (?) restored, and “All Down the Line” and “Beast of Burden” also made their first appearance on the tour. The latter was also performed at the Tampa performance (10/29), but “All Down the Line” is (for now) a rare song only for this day. The “2021 NO FILTER Tour” has struggled for a while in recording, but the video version is booming (thanks to the passion of enthusiasts). This is a two-disc set that couples the latest bullet of the multi-camera series, which is also a symbol of that, with a one-camera shot that is also extremely experiential. The show and visual beauty are unique to 2021. Audience shot of the “Inglewood performance on October 17, 2021 (2nd day)”. This is a two-disc set with a multi-camera work that is carefully assembled from several videos on DISC 1 and a superb one-camera shot on DISC 2. Multi-camera (DISC 1) is the fourth installment of the series of masterpieces released in a series, and the level of completion that has amazed and delighted enthusiasts around the world is still alive and well this time. The Wakame edition (DISC 2) is a distant view with zero obstructions, and the super zoom that approaches Mick’s waist-up from there is also amazing. This is a super video that shows the awesomeness of the latest equipment, including the camera work that smoothly follows Mick while still zoomed in. Although the personalities are different, this is a masterpiece video set that will blow your mind with the quality that is only possible in 2021. SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA, USA 17th October 2021 Disc 1(135:20) Multi Cam 1. Introduction 2. Street Fighting Man 3. All Down the Line 4. Words For Charlie 5. 19th Nervous Breakdown 6. Tumbling Dice 7. Beast of Burden 8. Wild Horses 9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 10. Living in a Ghost Town 11. Start Me Up 12. Honky Tonk Women 13. Band Introductions 14. Connection 15. Before They Make Me Run 16. Miss You 17. Midnight Rambler 18. Paint It Black 19. Sympathy for the Devil 20. Jumping Jack Flash 21. Gimme Shelter 22. Satisfaction COLOR NTSC Approx.135min. Disc 2 Single Cam 1. Introduction 2. Street Fighting Man 3. All Down the Line 4. Words For Charlie 5. 19th Nervous Breakdown 6. Tumbling Dice 7. Beast of Burden 8. Wild Horses 9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 10. Living in a Ghost Town 11. Start Me Up 12. Honky Tonk Women 13. Band Introductions 14. Connection 15. Before They Make Me Run 16. Miss You 17. Midnight Rambler 18. Paint It Black 19. Sympathy for the Devil 20. Jumping Jack Flash 21. Gimme Shelter 22. Satisfaction COLOUR NTSC Approx.130min.COLOUR NTSC Approx.265min.(total)
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