Rolling Stones/Melbourne, Australia 2006 Complete Multi-Cam Edition Jewel Version

The Oceania leg of the “A BIGGER BANG Tour”, which was a secret recording area, but actually had a series of hyper performances. A masterpiece video that allows you to witness its true value has been decided to be released. This work was filmed at the “Melbourne performance on April 13, 2006”. It is a vacuum-packed audience shot of the same show as the new masterpiece “MELBOURNE 2006” that will be released. A masterpiece of multi-camera editing, which was rare at the time. It is a multi-camera edited work produced by an overseas enthusiast, and it is really wonderful. Although “multi-camera editing” is a word that can be said to have various individualities, this work is well-made and the angle changes even during one song. However, if you imagine a “pro shot substitute” like the latest tour, it is a little different. After all, the scene of this work is 2006. The first iPhone and Android revolutionized the following year in 2007, and at that time, it was impossible to imagine such a future coming. Not everyone was filming, and it was a time when the number of materials was still far less. Therefore, there are only two or three types of footage used in this work, but instead (?) each angle was carefully filmed. The main camera is a mid-distance shot looking straight ahead at the center of the stage, which is exquisite. While capturing the stage in total with a direct shot, the screen behind is also shot in a close-up at the same time. In other words, while staring at the close-up of the professional shot taken by the on-site staff, the other members happening outside the screen also come into view at the same time. It’s a delicious combination of screen and direct shot. And what is inserted into such a main camera is a distant shot. Since the members are so-called pea-sized images, they are not used often, but the timing and amount of insertion are exquisite. Scenes that require close-ups are avoided, and when the main camera gets boring, it switches to a fresh breeze. It doesn’t feel strange or unpleasant, and yet it casually sneaks into your subconscious the spectacle of the venue that cannot be conveyed by close-ups alone. Furthermore, the sound that runs through the multi-camera is also wonderful. In early multi-camera works, it is not uncommon for the sound to be patched together, but if the sound quality changes frequently, the immersive feeling is ruined. There is no need to worry about that with this work. Even if the angle changes, the sound is crisp and can be enjoyed as a work. Moreover. The sound is extremely good. Of course, it does not reach the new masterpiece “MELBOURNE 2006” recorded by “Waz From Oz”, but this work is also a masterpiece recording class. Witness the hyper-tension’s great performance with multi-camera Such editing techniques bring back the unknown Oceania leg’s great performance. I will leave the details to the commentary of the new masterpiece, but the stage where the raging set list and hyper tension explode is a masterpiece. Mick’s action is especially amazing! The high tension was clear enough from the live album, but the impact is hundreds of times greater when it is shown in action. It is not just a lot of movement, but every move is sharp. Even the movement of pointing at the audience, even the extension of the fingertips is sharp and makes a picture. And it’s impossible for the members not to get excited when they see such Mick. Keith in particular is in top form. This also felt very energetic in the live album, but the scene confirms it. The soulful “Happy” also conveys the feeling of enthusiasm with the video, and the latter half of the song, which uses a lot of zoom, is also a highlight of this work. Speaking of highlights, the last “Brown Sugar”. You can witness the scene where it collapses with too much momentum, and the scene where they try to recover while casually exchanging glances. Bobby’s solo, who did not participate in the Sydney performance the day before, is also perfect. The Oceania leg of “A BIGGER BANG Tour”, which is one of the few even recorded. This is a video work that you can enjoy the full show with multiple cameras. Although it is a piece that teaches you the “other side” that spreads to the masterpiece “MELBOURNE 2006”, this work itself is also a masterpiece of music video. The “A BIGGER BANG Tour” brought the heat of the Japanese tour to the southern hemisphere. Audience shots from the “A BIGGER BANG Tour” have been released. This multi-camera edited work was still rare at the time, and the tasteful production is wonderful. This is a masterpiece where you can witness the hyper-tension and the highly-acclaimed performance. Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia 13th April 2006 AMAZING SHOT!!! 1. Intro 2. Satisfaction 3. Let’s Spend The Night Together 4. She’s So Cold 5. Oh No Not You Again 6. Sway 7. Worried About You 8. Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 9. Tumbling Dice 10. Night Time (Is The Right Time) 11. Band Introductions 12. This Place I s Empty 13. Happy 14. Miss You (To B-stage) 15. Rough Justice (B-stage) 16. Get Off Of My Cloud (B-stage) 17. Honky Tonk Women (To main stage) 18. Sympathy For The Devil 19. Paint It Black 20. Start Me Up 21, Jumping Jack Flash 22. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 23. Brown Sugar COLOUR NTSC Approx. 117 min.