Chicago - 1990-12-31 - Seattle, WA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Show or Bootleg Title:
1990-12-31 - Seattle, WA

Show Venue:
Unknown

Source:
DVD - Pro Shot

Video Quality/Production Info:
Video: A- / Audio: A / Unknown

Audio/Video Specs:
Audio: AC3, CBR, 48000Hz, 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)
Video: MPEG-2, 29.970 Frames/s, 6204 kbps, 720x480, 4:3, NTSC

Event: Microsoft Private Party

Format:
NTSC

01. Dialogue
02. Stay the Night
03. Just You and Me
04. Saturday in the Park
05. Beginnings
06. If You Leave Me Now
07. Please Hold On
08. Hearts in Trouble
09. What Kind of Man Would I Be
10. Hard Habit to Break
11. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
12. We Can Stop the Hurtin’
13. You’re Not Alone
14. Look Away
15. Make Me Smile
16. Hard to Say I’m Sorry-Get Away
*** You’re the Inspiration
17. Free
18. 25 or 6 to 4

Run Time: 1:29:32

Notes:
I'll start with the flaw:
*** This track (You're The Inspiration) is listed on setlist.fm & was included in a FLAC conversion supposedly sourced from this Proshot video that I got from trade with the guy who shared it on G101 (dalmar6677)... BUT IS SHAMEFULLY NOT IN THIS VERSION.***
Dale... hope you're doing well! All the best wishes for you.

Proshot video with soundboard audio from the 1990 tour. The author of this DVD version, conversion method, and equipment used is unknown to me, but it is authored with chapters and menu. Actually upon further review... Gspot tells me that: "[USER] 6encoded by TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 Version. 4.0.6.28" ... so, that's the authoring equipment.

SonOfEdge recently uploaded: Chicago - 1972-06-08 - Tokyo, Japan DVD on TTD (The Trader's Den) which gave me the idea to dig in and find a Chicago show to share. So, in an off way, you can thank him for this share. They are stricter on their policies for Lineage info @ TTD, however, so JamToThis will be where I upload this.

To my knowledge, at least, this hasn't been shared publicly before... only traded privately, and it's never been released in any way shape or form in part or in full commercially.

Throwback type video, absolutely! This takes me back to high school years! but... Great music is timeless!