The Clash/UK 1978 Pro-Shot Collection

We have prepared the finest multi-camera professional shot that concentrates the essence of the legendary movie “RUDE BOY”. So, what is included in this work is not the legendary cult movie “RUDE BOY”… but an excerpt from it. This movie has the theme of THE CLASH, and also features image cuts and small plays. It was strictly a documentary depicting the “British scene at the time.” However, the main point is a number of valuable live shots. This work is a video collection that compiles those live scenes with the highest quality. There are four types of stages included in this work. Let’s introduce each one individually. [April 30th: Victoria Park performance (2 songs)] First up is a professional shot of the epicenter of London. This work includes three London performances, but this is footage from the outdoor concert “ROCK AGAINST RACISM” at Victoria Park. RAR started in 1976, and in that year 100,000 people marched through London. It was a highlight show. Two songs, “London’s Burning (part of)” and “White Riot” can be seen, but the highlight is the huge audience that filled Victoria Park. In the first place, it is said that RAR was started by Eric Clapton’s discriminatory remarks, but the mood of the era was terrible, synchronized with punk that destroyed existing values. The backstage scenes between the songs are very lively, and the huge crowd that comes to life during “White Riot” is a true sign of the times. [May 1st: Birmingham performance (1 song)] Next up is a multi-camera pro shot of the regular concert. On the official website, the 1978 Birmingham performance is “January 24th”, but here it is recorded chronologically as “May 1st”, which is traditionally said. Unlike Victoria Park, which was filmed from behind his back and had a documentary feel, this one mainly features a close-up of Joe Strummer’s facial expression as he sings into the microphone. However, it is a little different from a normal professional shot, and the footage is unique to movies, such as a male fan who is a character in the movie being taken in close-up instead of the members. [July 4th: Glasgow performance (4 songs)] The third performance is the Glasgow performance, which is the largest volume of this work. As expected from a movie, footage of the setting scene before the performance, fans being pulled out of the venue, and assault in the hallway are also inserted, but these images are also overlaid with THE CLASH’s performance, making it ahead of the MTV era. It is also made like that. I’m not sure how much of it was staged production and how much of it was a real live performance, but it’s also recorded on the official website that the Glasgow performance took place on this day. And above all, I’m happy to see four songs: “White Man In Hammersmith Palais,” “I’m So Bored with the USA,” “Janie Jones,” and “White Riot.” Particularly delicious is “I’m So Bored with the USA.” This is a masterpiece of the debut work that could not be heard on the main press CD. [July 27th: Music Machine Performance (3 songs)] As the tour progressed further, footage from the legendary club “Music Machine” appeared. “Music Machine” appears in the early biographies of various bands, and it is nice to just be able to see the actual scene, but it is also great as a purely live video. Both the angle and the cut are like the most normal concert pro shots in this work, and the three songs “Complete Control”, “Safe European Home” and “What’s My Name” can be seen. Although the stage setup is shown, there are no small plays that seem to be for the movie, and there are minimal cuts of male characters. Above all, the point is that “What’s My Name” is also performed. [December 28th: ​​Lyceum Theater (2 songs)] Lastly, there is a pro shot of “Lyceum Theater on December 28th” (as mentioned in the explanation of the main story, there is also a “January 3rd, 1979 theory”). “I Fought The Law” was used in the movie “RUDE BOY”, but this work also included the outtake “English Civil War”. This is also the best multi-camera pro shot as a live video. The video up to this point was before “GIVE ‘EM ENOUGH ROPE”, but here the tour has changed and the image has been completely renewed. The stage performance where everyone was dressed in black was so cool and awesome. THE CLASH in 1978 was rushing through the scene at once while expanding their range of musicality. This is a piece that concentrates the highlights of the cult movie that captures that image. Rock Against Racism, Victoria Park, London, UK 30th April 1978 PRO-SHOT Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland 4th July 1978 PRO-SHOT Music Machine, London, UK 27th July 1978 PRO-SHOT Lyceum, London, UK 28th December 1978 PRO-SHOT (35:59) Rock Against Racism, Victoria Park, London, UK 30th April 1978 1. London’s Burning 2. White Riot Barbarellas Night Club, Birmingham, UK May 1st 1978 3. Police & Thieves Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland 4th July 1978 4 . Pre-Show 5. White Man In Hammersmith Palais 6. I’m So Bored With USA 7. Janie Jones 8. White Riot Music Machine, London, UK 27th July 1978 9. Soudcheck 10. Complete Control 11. Safe European Home 12 . What’s My Name Lyceum, London, UK 28th December 1978 13. English Civil War 14. I Fought The Law PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.36min.