Keisuke Kuwata Acoustic Revolution VHS

VHS tape featuring a live performance from 1991.

- Title: Keisuke Kuwata Acoustic Revolution
- Live Date: March 26, 1991
- Included Songs: Full tracklist available
- Format: VHS

This is a VHS of Keisuke Kuwata's solo live performance of classic old rock songs from overseas, held 35 years ago at the Nissin Power Station in Shinjuku (which Kuwata called a bloated ramen shop), a venue that no longer exists. Purchased new.

I only played it 2-3 times myself because I didn't want it to get damaged, but I cannot currently check its condition as I no longer own a VHS player to test it.
As it is an old tape, some mold-like substances can be seen on the tape surface inside the casing. I feel like it might come off with a fast-forward and rewind, but I don't think this would prevent the video from being viewable.
Please be aware that the condition of the image and any playback issues with your VCR are at your own risk.

This is a live performance where a young Kuwata plays cover songs by artists who influenced him, mainly with acoustic instruments. The backing band consists of skilled studio musicians, including Ogura, Sahashi, and Keith. Notably, Takashi Kobayashi, who was involved in arranging and producing Kuwata and Southern All Stars' music at the time, plays keyboards. He's wearing a rider's jacket and has a likable rocker boy vibe.

It's a fantastic live performance!!