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Sabbat

release date: March 19, 2003
company: Victor/Invitation
formats: VHS (VIVL-287); DVD (VIBL-125) Region 2
initial price: ¥4800
goodies: 2 disc dvd collector's box (VIZL-77) was released for ¥7350

Tracklisting

Disc 1:
Prologue - Embryo SE (Ken Morioka)
Iconoclasm
Tokyo
Physical Neurose
Misty Zone
Romanesque
Castle in the Air
Embryo
Hyper Love
Victims of Love
Sexual XXXXX!
Silent Night
Angelic Conversation
Taboo
Just One More Kiss
Hurry Up Mode
To Search
Seventh Heaven
...In Heaven...
Epilogue - Taboo (Re-mix)

Disc 2:
(multi-angle)
Angelic Conversation
...In Heaven...

Credits

Re-packaging Staff
producer: Junichi Tanaka (Victor Entertainment, Inc. ), Tomoko Fujikane (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
artis management: Banker L.T.D.
promoter: Junichi Tomita (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
assistant producer: Gaku Sato (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
sales promoter: Yasuhiro Kanabo (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
web staff: Takashi Koyanagi (Victor Entertainment, Inc.), Mai Sato (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
graphic art direction: Ken Sakaguchi (Sakaguchi Ken Factory, Inc.)
title movie & menu: Izumi Honma (Sakaguchi Ken Factory, Inc.)
data offer (tour pamphlet): Osamu takagi (Shaking Hands Inc.)
editorial coordination: Tomoro Watanabe (Victor Entertainment, Inc.)
edit & mastering studio: Sony PCL Inc.
dvd authoring: Video Tech Co., Ltd.
very special thanks to: Taeko Nomura (Banker L.T.D.), Takahiro Chiba (Banker L.T.D.)

[this page was last updated on Sunday, 13-Apr-2008 22:43:12 PDT]

Notes

This is Sabbat I and Sabbat II (VHS) finally released as one and on DVD. (When the videos were originally released in 1989, the LD did have both on one LD.) As for the VHS version, consider it a re-release although I cannot comment as to whether the artwork on the 2003 VHS version is exactly the same. (The 1989 VHS version included a booklet.)

Live concert filmed on January 20, 1989 at the Nippon Budokan, which was the last day of the tour for Seventh Heaven.

The collector's box was numbered (on the back of a sticker on the cellophane packaging, not on the box itself) and included a booklet (mini reprint of the "Seventh Heaven Tour Final" pamphlet).

As I noted in the VHS versions released in 1989...
This is Buck-Tick's second live video but their first feature length live video.

The ending credits are the same for part one and part two, except of the list of songs played, obviously. As you can view in the credits listed here, the opening prologue is called "Embryo SE" and it is by Ken Morioka of Soft Ballet. (It is not a remix of "Embryo".) The ending epilogue is "Taboo Re-mix" and who made the remix is not credited. There is also a symphonic version of "Seventh Heaven" (on part two) by Nozumu Naka, who previously wrote "Theme of B-T".

Listen to: Embryo SE, Seventh Heaven (Symphonic), and Taboo (Re-mix).