A few years ago I managed to talk to Kathy (who is the person who runs the official website of the band) I asked her about how it was possible that perhaps the best tour in the history of the band has so little video material, She told me He said that in those years it was very expensive to make videos and that he would have to be thankful that the documentary Sing blue silver and the show As the light go down existed. But she didn't fully answer my question since to make a documentary or a show absolutely everything is filmed and then edited. I believe that the band has in its archive everything that was left out of the final edition of that tour as well as images of several other shows. In 2005 I saw the band live in Madrid and I could see that the show was filmed entirely from 3 cameras and THAT VIDEO IS NOT AVAILABLE the band will have in their archive. I don't understand why Duran Duran isn't slowly releasing their unpublished shows for sale like other bands currently do. a pity.
Best live band in the world love them I'm a life long fan from 1980 there still going in 2021 brilliant glad they proved all those jealous sceptics wrong I knew they where more than pretty men in make up there hughly talented Simon a very underrated song writer etc.Why aren't they in the music hall of fame I thought they would have been introduced twenty years ago......
@@alirashid402 keep in mind that in 1984 they didn’t have in ear monitors like they do now, so they couldn’t hear anything that they were playing or singing, because of the sheer amount of noise and screaming from the audience!
@@alirashid402Of course it does sound different! It's not like artists record live shows on a cassette tape and put it out as it is! :) They record it on different tracks and mix it in the studio. A mix of a song made during a concert is totally different from a mix made for a live album that will be played on hi Fi systems, not in a stadium or arena. Also, if you listen to the drums on arena (album) and arena vhs you'll notice they sound totally different. A mix for the record , a different mix for the vhs , supposed to play on tv and not on hi-fi systems . Also you might notice that on the Arena (album) there is barely trace of Raphael De Jesus and his percussions, while on As the lights go down (album) they're more prominent. So yeah, of course it doesn't sound like the concert, as goes for every single one live recording ever made in the history of humankind. Otherwise they would be called bootleg and not live album. Sorry for the long post.
By this time in the tour, they were extremely tight. I can't get over how close you were sitting to where I was, what a great time capsule. Very nice of you to post this.
You're quite welcome. Thankful you enjoy the footage. I'm sure I would have seen you at the show, but I'm guessing you probably were a guy who went Incognito.
I was there!!! My first ever concert... I was 13 years old! ❤️ Best $12.50 ever spent! My daughter was born 18 years later. She knows what a special day April 12th is... Thank you for sharing this! I was sitting on the same side! ❤️ Such great memories!
I never knew if Arena was a completely live album or not, because for example the chauffeur especially the okafina part it too perfect. Generally Simon in live does not manage to play it as well as in Arena
So their shows where actually better than the Arena & Sing Blue Silver material. What an amazingly talented band. They really had it all. Amazing footage!
At the two concerts here at the Oakland coliseum on April 13 and 14 in 1984, they filmed the “As the Lights Go Down” concert video which was the Arena movie or concert movie. I was there. Most amazing DD concert. You can see all the “As the Lights Go Down” videos on CZcams.
Man, as a big heterasexual fan at the Dallas Tx show, it was like this: screaming, hardly hear the music, I was in awe I can't believe I was watching the supergroup Duran Duran at their best conquering the world! Our Beatles of the 80s passed on from led zeppelin of the 70s. I hate it they didn't stay together a complete10 yrs and break up as every successful band does. They were and is still my all time favorite band next to Led Zeppelin and the Beatles😁✌☕
I saw them in Dallas. The crowd was so loud you could hardly hear them. You can hear an increased roar from time to time. They had a video screen on top of the stage and when they would show one of them on the screen. The screams were even louder!
Yes, the increase was usually when John Taylor was shown or the band did some cute funny interactions with each other. ❤ It was an amazing time to be a young Duranie!
Very cool. Just started getting into them at that time and missed that '84 concert. That was thee concert to see if you liked Duran Duran. Thankfully, there's lots of footage from it. Including this gem. Thank you for posting for us all to enjoy.
I knew I shouldn't have watched this. Now I want to see the whole thing. BUT....grateful to have this teaser...Thank You! Wish they would release the unedited version for lifelong fans.
I think I’ve watched this more times than I can count. But I recently saw an interview with Someone who was there at the time in their crew. They said the screaming was so loud constantly but whenever they showed John on the large screen overhead you could hear a surge in the screaming. You can hear that in this. I saw them in 1984 in NY and was one of those screaming girls. This is incredible footage! Thank u so much for posting! ❤️
This is SO awesome!! I knew there had to be some ‘real’ footage out there besides As The Lights Go Down & Arena! I wasn’t able to see them on this tour so watching this made me almost feel like l was there! Thank you!!!!
Whaaat how good is this quality and how much fun are Girls On Film and Rio 😍 wish I could've been there but maybe not because wow how loud is everyone - I don't think I could've handled that - BUT Simon ahh 🥰 (love it when they squeeze in Nick's little space haha) thank you so much for posting, this made my day 🎇
Thank you so much for posting this amazing video. It brought back so many memories. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to see them live back in 1984 but I did see them live a couple months ago. They are the greatest band ever!!
Brings me back to the hay day of Duran Duran thanks for posting👍 I'm still a life long fan in 2021 i knew away back then they had something very unqic and special and there still going can't wait to see them all in Dublin.
This is amazing, thank you very much for sharing this. I was at the LA Forum, February '84 and just starting out as a Bassist(I was 13). The show was nothing like I'd ever seen before or since. This represents that excitement and energy I loved so much. This brings all that back, thank you.
I was 13 and my parents wouldn't let me go. It was only 2 hours away from where I lived. Oh well, I'm glad for the people who got to go and that ARENA exists. I played the cassette until it snapped. Duran Duran forever. ❤️
thank you so much for this..... such choas and mayhem! i would have been like 13 at this show but i was in the east asia reading about this on the english smash hits magazine thank you
Thanks for sharing this. I was there! It's amazing you were able to record anything at all in 1984 given what it took. That this footage even exists is a miracle and it captures the experience better than it seems possible.
Thanks, Don. This is a very, very cool comment for you to post. Thank you. Yes, it was INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT to have gotten this footage, and yes, when I watch it, probably like you, it's like I'm back there and in the mid (ish) 1980s again.
Tears in my eyes man seriously! Feels like I’m there. I can feel the energy and love for this band in this video. Thanks so much for posting this as I was trying to find raw footage also instead of the Arena/as the lights go down footage. That stuff I feel like is missing what this video captures by that I mean how raw wild and loud it is
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. A real treasure. A piece of history. An echo lost in time. Watched the official shooting billions of times. This one is like "The dream was true".
This is fab the 1st DD tour i saw (Dec 1983 UK ) They wore different clothes to ours, and relex was the version on the album (The did the newer version in 1987 tour though :P ) But this is a gem :D
I was at the Austin show in Feb 1984. Age 13. I remember screaming at the top of my lungs. My older brother was me and my friends chaperon and he snuck his pro camera in to get some pictures.
Just like I remember from the first concert I ever attended, Duran Duran, St Paul Civic Ctr, 1984. Such a thrill. Fortunately The documentaries “sing blue silver“ and “as the lights go down“ capture this exciting moment in history, too!
Thanks for posting this video. Love this band to this day. I didn’t get to see them in the 80’s but I did in the 90’s. I can’t wait until they tour again. I won’t miss it!
Any way to get the entire show? It was a crime what was done to their shows from that tour: editing them severely and adding special effects for the home video releases.
That would be nice to have, but everything I shot is right here. I could only bring in so many film cartridges that allowed me to shoot on 2 minutes and 30 seconds each reel.
Thanks a lot for sharing this beauty. It's available the full show ? We're tired of Doctor Duran and other amenities included in Arena the Film and on As The Lights Go Down transcript :)
This is the only footage I have of the concert. I was lucky to get what I did since security threw away all of my film cartridges at the gate when I entered, and I still managed to salvage some of it from the trash to use for the 10 minutes I shot.
@@ScottBentona Too bad. This is a better concert film than that over edited, rerecorded, music video they put out as Arena, or even As the Lights go down.
This with LA forum footage and the oficial documentary the only videos from that amazing tour. Where are the sing blue silver outtakes?. The band dont shoot another show?. I cant believe it
Crazy...it sounds like the Arena version. Simon's vocals are the giveaway. I always assumed they had to fix a lot in post production (like many other bands).
"Post production" is Movie terminology. In the music industry they "fix it in the mix" but of course they didn't have auto tune back then - you just back up the tape and do it again until you nail it and if necessary they can hide stuff in the mix by bringing levels up and down on different channels. Like the bass line for RIO, there's a spot on the album where John screws up a tiny bit but you can only hear it if you're listening to the isolated bass line for that song (which I highly recommend if you haven't heard it). You don't hear the screw up on the album at all and BTW - I'm still amazed that John could play any of that complex and difficult bass line at the age of nineteen (I think that's how old he was when he wrote it). It blows my mind even more that he goes in front of live audiences and plays that bass line without a pick. My fingers would probably bleed if I tried to play it.
@@liquidbraino "Post production" is also an audio term and I know that because I'm an audio engineer. As for John, he was and still is one of the most underrated bass players in pop/rock history. Music sounds so rigid now because everything is fixed in the mix. The human quotient is missing. (e.g., natural errors, imprecise precision)
There are screens. You can see one briefly here. Also, the increase in the volume of the screams increases often, obviously when John is shown on the screens.
They weren't kidding about the constant wall of noise from the audience. If I had made it to the show I would be so mad at the constant screaming. Even metallica fans know when to shut up and listen to what they came out to hear.
Two completely different experiences and audiences. Especially back then. Actually back then, weren’t people moshing at times at Metallica shows? Not exactly listening either but young and getting lost in the music. I saw them in the 90s. No one moshing by then. They were amazing! But I was one of those 13 yr old female Duranies. It was an uncontrollable reaction. We LOVED them! If you see Duran later on, the screams are um.. less. 😊
@@JC-yz1sf I was a fan back then and If I had made it to a show I would have been pissed at the constant noise. Not a trend at the time just too many 14 year old girls going to this show who didn't come to listen to the music.
@@arricammarques1955 - I completely agree, but I also didn't want to shoot this on 18 fps to get the extra time and lose more quality, what little I had of it, so I opted for shorter time.
This is the year they really blew up and became a teeny bopper band and totally turned me off to them until the album Astronaut years later when they were a reunion band. Just listen to all the screaming girls. Total turn off for teenage boys.
A few years ago I managed to talk to Kathy (who is the person who runs the official website of the band) I asked her about how it was possible that perhaps the best tour in the history of the band has so little video material, She told me He said that in those years it was very expensive to make videos and that he would have to be thankful that the documentary Sing blue silver and the show As the light go down existed. But she didn't fully answer my question since to make a documentary or a show absolutely everything is filmed and then edited. I believe that the band has in its archive everything that was left out of the final edition of that tour as well as images of several other shows. In 2005 I saw the band live in Madrid and I could see that the show was filmed entirely from 3 cameras and THAT VIDEO IS NOT AVAILABLE the band will have in their archive. I don't understand why Duran Duran isn't slowly releasing their unpublished shows for sale like other bands currently do. a pity.
Thank you SO MUCH. Another proof of how damn good these shows were. A message to all those saying "they can't play , they made Arena in studio" LOL.
Best live band in the world love them I'm a life long fan from 1980 there still going in 2021 brilliant glad they proved all those jealous sceptics wrong I knew they where more than pretty men in make up there hughly talented Simon a very underrated song writer etc.Why aren't they in the music hall of fame I thought they would have been introduced twenty years ago......
they do sound amazing, but to my ears the As the lights go down recording seems different to what is shown above. Subtle differences....
@@alirashid402 keep in mind that in 1984 they didn’t have in ear monitors like they do now, so they couldn’t hear anything that they were playing or singing, because of the sheer amount of noise and screaming from the audience!
@@alirashid402Of course it does sound different! It's not like artists record live shows on a cassette tape and put it out as it is! :) They record it on different tracks and mix it in the studio. A mix of a song made during a concert is totally different from a mix made for a live album that will be played on hi Fi systems, not in a stadium or arena. Also, if you listen to the drums on arena (album) and arena vhs you'll notice they sound totally different. A mix for the record , a different mix for the vhs , supposed to play on tv and not on hi-fi systems . Also you might notice that on the Arena (album) there is barely trace of Raphael De Jesus and his percussions, while on As the lights go down (album) they're more prominent. So yeah, of course it doesn't sound like the concert, as goes for every single one live recording ever made in the history of humankind. Otherwise they would be called bootleg and not live album. Sorry for the long post.
One of the 5/6 videos that justify the existence of CZcams. Take a bow!
You are awesome for saying that. Thank you. I'm bowing.
By this time in the tour, they were extremely tight. I can't get over how close you were sitting to where I was, what a great time capsule. Very nice of you to post this.
You're quite welcome. Thankful you enjoy the footage. I'm sure I would have seen you at the show, but I'm guessing you probably were a guy who went Incognito.
I was there!!! My first ever concert... I was 13 years old! ❤️ Best $12.50 ever spent! My daughter was born 18 years later. She knows what a special day April 12th is... Thank you for sharing this! I was sitting on the same side! ❤️ Such great memories!
I was there, too!
Where is this concert? Where city?
Three high school students from Marin County were killed by a drunk driver on the way home from this concert.
@@josemanzur6851 Oakland, California.
I never knew if Arena was a completely live album or not, because for example the chauffeur especially the okafina part it too perfect. Generally Simon in live does not manage to play it as well as in Arena
So their shows where actually better than the Arena & Sing Blue Silver material. What an amazingly talented band. They really had it all. Amazing footage!
*Have it all
They didn't die; they're still around and still sound amazing live.
At the two concerts here at the Oakland coliseum on April 13 and 14 in 1984, they filmed the “As the Lights Go Down” concert video which was the Arena movie or concert movie. I was there. Most amazing DD concert. You can see all the “As the Lights Go Down” videos on CZcams.
Man, as a big heterasexual fan at the Dallas Tx show, it was like this: screaming, hardly hear the music, I was in awe I can't believe I was watching the supergroup Duran Duran at their best conquering the world! Our Beatles of the 80s passed on from led zeppelin of the 70s. I hate it they didn't stay together a complete10 yrs and break up as every successful band does. They were and is still my all time favorite band next to Led Zeppelin and the Beatles😁✌☕
Dam...why worry about things like that ..I mean damn.
@la l I mean...dam... Live life! Listen to Zeppelin with hydrocodone and a machiatto...damn.
Great footage ... amazing band ... I would love to see their own un edited footage from that tour ... great songs, musicians and amazing live shows!
I saw them in Dallas. The crowd was so loud you could hardly hear them. You can hear an increased roar from time to time. They had a video screen on top of the stage and when they would show one of them on the screen. The screams were even louder!
Yes, the increase was usually when John Taylor was shown or the band did some cute funny interactions with each other. ❤ It was an amazing time to be a young Duranie!
This was the DD tour I regret not being able to attend.
Very cool.
Just started getting into them at that time and missed that '84 concert. That was thee concert to see if you liked Duran Duran.
Thankfully, there's lots of footage from it.
Including this gem.
Thank you for posting for us all to enjoy.
I knew I shouldn't have watched this. Now I want to see the whole thing. BUT....grateful to have this teaser...Thank You! Wish they would release the unedited version for lifelong fans.
Dude, you just made an old man extremely happy!!! I could never thank you enough for this footage!!
And i am only 50 this year!
You are more than welcome.
I think I’ve watched this more times than I can count. But I recently saw an interview with Someone who was there at the time in their crew. They said the screaming was so loud constantly but whenever they showed John on the large screen overhead you could hear a surge in the screaming. You can hear that in this. I saw them in 1984 in NY and was one of those screaming girls. This is incredible footage! Thank u so much for posting! ❤️
This is SO awesome!! I knew there had to be some ‘real’ footage out there besides As The Lights Go Down & Arena! I wasn’t able to see them on this tour so watching this made me almost feel like l was there! Thank you!!!!
Whaaat how good is this quality and how much fun are Girls On Film and Rio 😍 wish I could've been there but maybe not because wow how loud is everyone - I don't think I could've handled that - BUT Simon ahh 🥰 (love it when they squeeze in Nick's little space haha) thank you so much for posting, this made my day 🎇
Geez I was 17 in 1984 and saw them for the first time on this tour, still listening to them after all this time what a great memory! Thank you!
Great little clip of this great 80's band!!!
Thank you so much for posting this amazing video. It brought back so many memories. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to see them live back in 1984 but I did see them live a couple months ago. They are the greatest band ever!!
Also my friend played in the opening band that night.
Brings me back to the hay day of Duran Duran thanks for posting👍 I'm still a life long fan in 2021 i knew away back then they had something very unqic and special and there still going can't wait to see them all in Dublin.
This is amazing, thank you very much for sharing this. I was at the LA Forum, February '84 and just starting out as a Bassist(I was 13). The show was nothing like I'd ever seen before or since. This represents that excitement and energy I loved so much. This brings all that back, thank you.
There is a LA forum footage here in youtube
Duran Duran fenómeno musical de todos los tiempos gracias por compartir con nosotros los fans de Duran Duran este video simón es lindo mi favorito
Thank you for watching it.
Thursday, April 12, 1984. You can tell because the video screen was working (it wasn't for the Friday show.)
I was 13 and my parents wouldn't let me go. It was only 2 hours away from where I lived. Oh well, I'm glad for the people who got to go and that ARENA exists. I played the cassette until it snapped. Duran Duran forever. ❤️
thank you so much for this..... such choas and mayhem! i would have been like 13 at this show but i was in the east asia reading about this on the english smash hits magazine
thank you
Thanks for sharing this. I was there! It's amazing you were able to record anything at all in 1984 given what it took. That this footage even exists is a miracle and it captures the experience better than it seems possible.
Thanks, Don. This is a very, very cool comment for you to post. Thank you. Yes, it was INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT to have gotten this footage, and yes, when I watch it, probably like you, it's like I'm back there and in the mid (ish) 1980s again.
Tears in my eyes man seriously! Feels like I’m there. I can feel the energy and love for this band in this video. Thanks so much for posting this as I was trying to find raw footage also instead of the Arena/as the lights go down footage. That stuff I feel like is missing what this video captures by that I mean how raw wild and loud it is
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. A real treasure. A piece of history. An echo lost in time. Watched the official shooting billions of times. This one is like "The dream was true".
This is awesome! I am a huge fan of Duran Duran.Thanks for posting it.
You're more than welcome. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it.
@@ScottBentona Oh, thanks a lot.
Amazingly rare! Should be part of any new documentary.
Missed them in Oakland in 1984 . But am glad I’m seeing them in another “Arena” at Chase Center in San Francisco in 2021.😎✌🏻
Scott, this is brilliant!!! Please put more if possible!!😀😀
I wish I had more. I had most of my raw film taken from me and thrown away, otherwise, I would have shot three times as much. Our loss.
@@ScottBentona Nooooooo. How sad!
This is fab the 1st DD tour i saw (Dec 1983 UK ) They wore different clothes to ours, and relex was the version on the album (The did the newer version in 1987 tour though :P ) But this is a gem :D
I was at this concert! Great memories! Lost my voice by the end of the night but it was so worth it! Thanks for these great memories!
I was there for this. An amazing show
I was at the Austin show in Feb 1984. Age 13. I remember screaming at the top of my lungs. My older brother was me and my friends chaperon and he snuck his pro camera in to get some pictures.
You couldn’t hear the music over the screaming. My ears hurt & rang for days after this show.
Just like I remember from the first concert I ever attended, Duran Duran, St Paul Civic Ctr, 1984. Such a thrill. Fortunately The documentaries “sing blue silver“ and “as the lights go down“ capture this exciting moment in history, too!
❤❤ thank you for sharing, amazing!!!
Thanks so much for posting !!!
Great bootleg of that show.
I've seen Duran Duran live 5 times and it never gets old, except for me. 😉👍👍
You're very welcome. Thank you so much.
Thanks for posting this video. Love this band to this day. I didn’t get to see them in the 80’s but I did in the 90’s. I can’t wait until they tour again. I won’t miss it!
thanks a lot for sharing this video. i saw this from Area video that edited but never saw raw version like this. wish you can share more. thanks
I wish I could have shared more too. At least we have this much of it.
Amazing footage man!!!! I didn't live in the bay then but do now and it's great to see this. Oakland!!!!
Thanks, Johnny. Much appreciated.
@@ScottBentona Anytime man!
Wow! Thanks for sharing this rare gem 😊
You are quite welcome. I'm glad it struck a nerve with so many people.
Saw them in concert last month.
Curti muito apartir de 86. Antes não conhecia....muito bom
Nunca crei que vería un video casero de duran duran en vivo cuando estaba en su mejor momento
DURAN DURAN FOR EVER
Wild how loud the crowd is
Something surreal about seeing this footage
The din of screaming females is insane…similar to why the Beatles decided to stop touring…it’s louder than the band!
DAmn the girls on film here is on fire!.. those keyboards! fantastic!
Any way to get the entire show? It was a crime what was done to their shows from that tour: editing them severely and adding special effects for the home video releases.
That would be nice to have, but everything I shot is right here. I could only bring in so many film cartridges that allowed me to shoot on 2 minutes and 30 seconds each reel.
Thank you for the info! I did not know anything about the method of recording. It’s nice to have what we can get.
Thanks a lot for sharing this beauty. It's available the full show ? We're tired of Doctor Duran and other amenities included in Arena the Film and on As The Lights Go Down transcript :)
This is the only footage I have of the concert. I was lucky to get what I did since security threw away all of my film cartridges at the gate when I entered, and I still managed to salvage some of it from the trash to use for the 10 minutes I shot.
@@ScottBentona TY. Oh yes the old era with the ban of cameras and portable recorders :)
@@ScottBentona Too bad. This is a better concert film than that over edited, rerecorded, music video they put out as Arena, or even As the Lights go down.
@@brianaple You are too kind.
Spettacolare, il concerto di Arena 👍👍
Maravilloso
This with LA forum footage and the oficial documentary the only videos from that amazing tour. Where are the sing blue silver outtakes?. The band dont shoot another show?. I cant believe it
I haven't even watched this yet but in reading the comments I am PSYCHED!!!
Crazy...it sounds like the Arena version. Simon's vocals are the giveaway. I always assumed they had to fix a lot in post production (like many other bands).
"Post production" is Movie terminology. In the music industry they "fix it in the mix" but of course they didn't have auto tune back then - you just back up the tape and do it again until you nail it and if necessary they can hide stuff in the mix by bringing levels up and down on different channels. Like the bass line for RIO, there's a spot on the album where John screws up a tiny bit but you can only hear it if you're listening to the isolated bass line for that song (which I highly recommend if you haven't heard it). You don't hear the screw up on the album at all and BTW - I'm still amazed that John could play any of that complex and difficult bass line at the age of nineteen (I think that's how old he was when he wrote it). It blows my mind even more that he goes in front of live audiences and plays that bass line without a pick. My fingers would probably bleed if I tried to play it.
@@liquidbraino "Post production" is also an audio term and I know that because I'm an audio engineer. As for John, he was and still is one of the most underrated bass players in pop/rock history. Music sounds so rigid now because everything is fixed in the mix. The human quotient is missing. (e.g., natural errors, imprecise precision)
They we're among the first bands to put large screens obove the stage. But unfortunately not that night. Sound is good - beside the Screeming...🤣
There are screens. You can see one briefly here. Also, the increase in the volume of the screams increases often, obviously when John is shown on the screens.
OH MY GHADDDD ITS DURAN DURAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They weren't kidding about the constant wall of noise from the audience. If I had made it to the show I would be so mad at the constant screaming. Even metallica fans know when to shut up and listen to what they came out to hear.
Two completely different experiences and audiences. Especially back then. Actually back then, weren’t people moshing at times at Metallica shows? Not exactly listening either but young and getting lost in the music. I saw them in the 90s. No one moshing by then. They were amazing!
But I was one of those 13 yr old female Duranies. It was an uncontrollable reaction. We LOVED them! If you see Duran later on, the screams are um.. less. 😊
@@JC-yz1sf I was a fan back then and If I had made it to a show I would have been pissed at the constant noise. Not a trend at the time just too many 14 year old girls going to this show who didn't come to listen to the music.
Dude, thank you. This is classic! Is it ok if I share it on my Duran Facebook page?
Of course.
@@ScottBentona Unofficial: Duran Duran In Print if you want to check it out.
Usa tour in 1984
Film camera?
Is it part of the arena tour?
Buen conciero
Totally bad ass!!!
Wow
Gast ! In een woord geweldig!
That's it
I'm from the Bay Area. Where was this ? Oakland Coliseum?
Yes. Oakland Coliseum.
@@ScottBentona Thanks ...
Il pubblico in quel tour era in delirio.. Peccato aver tolto da Arena l energia che dava il pubblico..
Super 8mm+ Sound?
That's right. Shot on a Canon 1014 xls with the Cannon attachable telescopic microphone on top and using Kodak Ektachrome Super-8 160 ASA color film.
@@ScottBentona Sharp transfer for Super8mm Sync Sound. Shame short film cartridges.
@@arricammarques1955 - I completely agree, but I also didn't want to shoot this on 18 fps to get the extra time and lose more quality, what little I had of it, so I opted for shorter time.
I've got over 3,000 followers on my page that would love to see this.
This is the year they really blew up and became a teeny bopper band and totally turned me off to them until the album Astronaut years later when they were a reunion band. Just listen to all the screaming girls. Total turn off for teenage boys.
debbie downer
The gay ones?