Whitesnake Pro-Shot Collection 1987-1988

We have prepared a collection of professional shots from their heyday. This work is a comprehensive collection of rare professional shots with the highest quality. In addition, it is an additional interview with Japanese subtitles. Let’s take a closer look at each video. [September 11, 1987: MTV MUSIC AWARDS] First up is the “Still Of The Night” performance at “MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS 1987”. The members are the same five people as in the PV and tour. At first glance, it looks like a live performance, but it is a karaoke live with only the vocals live on a studio backing track. Although it has been a famous video for a long time, the quality is the highest quality version that cannot be compared to the previous releases. The vivid color is official class, and the flashy performance of the five people shines! Just like the PV, you can also see Adrian Vandenberg playing with a violin bow. [Tacoma performance on October 15, 1987] Next is a multi-camera professional shot of the Tacoma performance. This is the biggest highlight of this work! It is a video that has been known for a long time, just like the MTV performance, but the upgrade is superb! Tommy Aldridge’s drum solo, the second half of “Crying In The Rain”, and “Still Of The Night” are the same short as before, but the quality is extraordinary. In fact, this is the master quality version released by “JEMS” this year. The beauty of the video is of an official level without question… No, it is a superb video that even surpasses the official “LIVE IN ’84: BACK TO THE BONE” and “LIVE AT DONINGTON 1990”. Of course, unlike MTV, it is a real live performance with a superb stereo sound board. [September 16, 1988 Los Angeles performance] The third professional shot is not a WHITESNAKE tour, but a professional shot when he participated as a guest in a CHAEP TRICK show. It was a special concert that also featured members of BON JOVI and MOTLEY CRUE, and from WHITESNAKE, David Coverdale, Vivian Campbell, Tommy Aldridge, and Rudy Sarzo (that is, everyone except Adrian) participated. This work includes two songs in which Coverdale took vocals from leaked pro shots. [Three Japanese interviews] Finally, three interviews broadcast on Japanese programs are included. In the interview with all five members, the power of their bouffant hair is amazing, and the strange program where they talk seriously to finger puppets is also full of the feeling of the era. The scene is old-fashioned, and the comments are also from that time. Coverdale’s words, “1987 was a perfect year,” are filled with a sense of great success, and Vivian’s words, “We’ve all had experiences where we had trouble with other members in some band, but not in this band,” are “kind of strange” now that I know what happened after that. All of them are subtitled in Japanese, so you can get a vivid picture of the content. The magical “1987-1988” was the peak of their success. PRO-SHOT COLLECTION 1987-1988(45:29) MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS 1987 1. Still Of The Night Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, WA. USA 15th October 1987 2. Drums Solo 3. Crying In The Rain (reprise) 4. Still Of The Night Universal Ampitheatre, Los Angeles, CA. USA 16th September 1988 5. Tush (with Cheap Trick, Bon Jovi) 6. Money (with Cheap Trick, Bon Jovi) JAPANESE INTERVIEWS 7. Interview #1 8. Interview #2 9. Interview #3 PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.45min.