Supertramp/London,UK 1977 2 Master Ver.

SUPERTRAMP in the mid-70s, who solidified their position as a world-class rock band by stacking albums such as “CRIME OF THE CENTURY”, “CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS?”, and “EVEN IN THE QUIETEST MOMENTS…”. A masterpiece that captures their figure with a super-fine professional shot has been decided to be released. This work was recorded on “November 10, 1977, London”. It is a multi-camera professional shot of the Queen Mary College performance. This show was also broadcast on television and has long been known as a classic. This work contains two of the highest peak broadcasts. [Two super high quality masters] The two types are “CLASSIC ROCK MASTERS” broadcast by Polish television station RFM and “SIGHT & SOUND” by British BBC4. Both are of intense high quality. First, the “CLASSIC ROCK MASTERS” broadcast version. The quality of the direct digitization from the master is amazing, and the screen is completely free of distortion and dubbing marks, not to mention a single white line noise, making it truly official. There is a station logo, so it must be a TV broadcast, but the image is as beautiful as if it had been reprinted from an official laser disc. Another attraction is the long broadcast of eight songs. A well-balanced lineup of hit songs from “CRIME OF THE CENTURY” to “EVEN IN THE QUIETEST MOMENTS…”, you can immerse yourself in the finest SUPERTRAMP-style progressive rock for 47 minutes. The other is the “SIGHT & SOUND” version broadcast on BBC4. This is a shorter broadcast of five songs, but the quality is even more amazing! In fact, it was rebroadcast in 2006, and it is 21st century digital quality. The “CLASSIC ROCK MASTERS” version was also official, but this is, so to speak, “official DVD grade”. Although the shortness of 5 songs and 30 minutes is regrettable, you can still see “Hide In Your Shell” which is not in the “CLASSIC ROCK MASTERS” version. [Pre-FM’s best stereo sound] It is the sound that further enhances the ultimate visual beauty. All TV broadcasts were mono audio, but this show was also broadcast on FM radio, which had the best stereo sound. In this work, the FM version also uses the ultimate sound of the pre-broadcast master. It is perfectly synchronized with the superb screen. SUPERTRAMP, who runs up the stairs of success, is depicted with the ultimate quality in both visual beauty and sound. While pop and beautiful melodies and harmonies dance, the spacey and progressive song development reaches the level of completion, and the precise ensemble is poured directly into the ears with a super clear stereo sound board. They will conquer the United States with their next work “BREAKFAST IN AMERICA”, but it is a wonderful sound world full of premonitions. SUPERTRAMP, who has fascinated the world with their albums, held a fulfilling concert in their hometown of London on the eve of their final invasion of America, their stronghold. This is a multi-camera professional shot of the highest quality in history. Live at The Great Hall, Queen Mary College, London, UK 10th November 1977 PRO-SHOT Audio: Pre-FM Recording Live at The Great Hall, Queen Mary College, London, England 10th November 1977 RFM TV Broadcast (“classic” Rock Masters version) 1. Give A Little Bit 2. Bloody Well Right 3. Lady 4. From Now On 5. Babaji 6. Poor Boy 7. Dreamer 8. Another Man’s Woman BBC4 “Sight & Sound” (Broadcast on 10th November 2006) 1. Give A Little Bit 2. Bloody Well Right 3. Dreamer 4. Another Man’s Woman 5. Hide In Your Shell Rick Davies – Keyboards, Vocals John Helliwell – Saxophone, Vocals Roger Hodgson – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Dougie Thomson – Bass Bob Seibenberg – Drums PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 76 min.