Michael Jackson / Los Angeles 1989 Final Night / 2CD

Michael Jackson / Los Angeles 1989 Final Night / 2CD / Zion

Memorial Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA, USA 27th January 1989

Michael’s world-dominated “BAD” tour is a three-year-old mammoth tour unique to the late 1980s, with classic materials in 1987 and 1988, respectively. Speaking of 1987, we are proud of our eternal masterpiece Pro Shot Yokohama Stadium. “JAPAN TOUR ’87: YOKOHAMA STADIUM” is a DVD-R, but it is still a surprisingly long-selling product because it is recorded with clear images that are different from the image quality deterioration version that is rampant on YouTube.

The audience album that surprised enthusiasts all over the world is “NISHINOMIYA 1987 FINAL NIGHT”. The excavation of the shock that documented another day with the best audience from the performance in Japan in 1987, which had been devoted to Yokohama until now. It is a valuable sound source that even captured the Zukoke scene where Michael was about to inadvertently say “Tokyo”, and this is also a best-selling sound source.

On the other hand, in 1988, the audience came to Japan for the second consecutive year of the “BAD” tour, and in addition to the fragmentary footage of the performance at Tokyo Dome, which was just completed, the second stage of the “BAD” tour was wrapped in a veil. The “GREATEST MOMENTS IN THE EAST” CD-R that was revealed in the recording has been released, but there was no video or sound source such as “Korezo” like the previous year. It is the professional shot video of Wembley Stadium that has thrown a stone in such a situation officially. It’s a video that is now open to the public on YouTube, so it’s a good standard to watch easily.