The 1979 London Hammersmith performance, which is known as one of the most famous performances along with Live Aid as a live of the Queen legend. A part of this day's performance, which was held as part of the Cambodia Relief Charity Concert, was broadcast on TV and is familiar as a professional shot live video that fans must see, but the latest upgrade editing that makes full use of new video materials and sound source sources First appearance from MASTER WORKS as a new master edition!
The image quality has been re-edited based on multiple existing professional shot images and sound board sound sources, although several songs have not been recorded from the opening "Jail House Rock" fade-in to the ending of "God Save the Queen". Both sound quality is recorded with the current best quality.

The CD contains a stereo remix sound source in the longest version over 75 minutes, which is longer than the video.
The DVD contains a new original edited version that has been re-edited based on multiple video materials.
And the professional shot video of the Budokan performance that was broadcast on TV from the 1979 Japan Tour, which was the third visit to Japan, is also coupled. In addition, unbroadcast cut video and valuable TV reports and interviews at that time are additionally recorded. Like the now legendary Live Aid, this is the latest title of the Featured Special Collector's Edition, which recorded the last masterpiece of the Queen 70's that evokes miracles at special concerts! !!

★ Stereo remix sound source Sound board longest version first CD!

★ A new original edited version DVD that has been re-edited based on multiple video materials is now available for the first time!

★ Remastered recording of professional shots of the Budokan performance that was broadcast on TV in 1979.

Unbroadcast cut video and valuable TV reports and interviews at that time are also added.

[Collector's Point]

The CD contains a stereo remix sound source with a sense of realism that mixes the audience recording sound source with the poor monaural sound board that is the original sound source of the leaked pro shot video. There used to be a sound source of this method in the video, but this time it is an upgraded sound source that is closer to the master. Also, in the video, the ending was shortened by editing, "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" is a point that the uncut version longer than the video that starts playing again in response to the refrain of the audience is recorded with the sound board sound source. This is the first CD version of the longest version of the sound board due to differences in editing.
The DVD is recorded in a new original edited version re-edited based on multiple existing TV broadcasts and professional shot video materials. Most of the videos, DVDs, YOUTUBE, etc. that have been sold in the past have deteriorated image quality, the sound is monaural, and some of them have incomplete quality such as noise and cuts. It is a new master version by restore editing.
In addition, the TV broadcast video of the 1979 Budokan performance is also recorded as a remastered video with high sound quality and high image quality. In addition to the main part of the TV broadcast, unbroadcast cut video, rare TV news reports at that time, and valuable TV interviews have been added with improved image quality than before.