[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]diesel_79c
ONLY the sound. No footage exists.
Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the very fast answer!
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Is Hammersmith 75 that is in the archive complete?
Salne 86. Now that is an idea. Make millions by releasing it. Please, I would die to see this gig in amazing dvd quality.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]diesel_79c
ONLY the sound. No footage exists.
Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall.[/QUOTE]I agree that the footage from the big screen isn't good enough for an individual release but as extra on Budapest DVD.That would be amazing!! You have multitrack for that show , so you could make it look awesome. It was their last show and a great one! That together with budapest would be an excellent release in my opinion.
ONLY the sound. No footage exists.
Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall.[/QUOTE]I agree that the footage from the big screen isn't good enough for an individual release but as extra on Budapest DVD.That would be amazing!! You have multitrack for that show , so you could make it look awesome. It was their last show and a great one! That together with budapest would be an excellent release in my opinion.
Damn so that's not the film list?! Holy hell I thought that that was the film list and you said that you had FORTY shows recorded in audio?! So you all have pretty much released all the filmed concerts or am I retarded? Why has the list mixed both audio and film up to make this even more difficult than it already is?
First of all, thank you very much for finding yourself the time to writing this.
I have three questions :
1) How much do you have from all 3 shows (1 in march, 2 in november) in Rainbow Theatre 1974 ?
2) I didn't see in your list Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Does it mean that you don't have it or that you don't have it in "good quality" or simply you forgot to write it ? Since the bootleg DVDs are in absolutely excellent quality, it's hard for me to believe that QP don't have it.
3) How much from the Budapest 86 concert exists ? I mean if you have also the parts which were edited out from the official VHS tape ?
I would really be glad if you could answer :-)
I have three questions :
1) How much do you have from all 3 shows (1 in march, 2 in november) in Rainbow Theatre 1974 ?
2) I didn't see in your list Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Does it mean that you don't have it or that you don't have it in "good quality" or simply you forgot to write it ? Since the bootleg DVDs are in absolutely excellent quality, it's hard for me to believe that QP don't have it.
3) How much from the Budapest 86 concert exists ? I mean if you have also the parts which were edited out from the official VHS tape ?
I would really be glad if you could answer :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]IS THE LIST VIDEO/FOOTAGE or AUDIO????
There are a lot of questions about the Europe 79 tapes, fair enoughly, as I expected - this era is my own personal favourite too so I too scrutinise all that stuff very closely... which is what scrutinise means, so I didn't really need to add that!!!! to scrutinise is to look at very closely.
In terms of euro 79 sound, we have a fair bit I'm pleased to say. 13 shows I think. Mostly full shows but that has yet to be confirmed coz we have never played through them all... never had need or reason to.
but rest assured the Live Killers period is well covered AUDIO wise... but far far far less so in footage terms.
[/QUOTE]I think you have even more shows from live killers. I think this because I read your book!It says what shows were recorded for the live killers album and it says 19 shows were recorded!
Also, the archive certainly includes 2 manchester , 2 brighton, 1 liverpool and the alexandra palace shows from the crazy tour.You transcribed stage banter from those shows of which there is no bootleg.That's how I know.And maybe also dublin and birmingham. That alone is about 25 shows.
Are there other tours with totally no recorded shows then?
thanks for your reply
There are a lot of questions about the Europe 79 tapes, fair enoughly, as I expected - this era is my own personal favourite too so I too scrutinise all that stuff very closely... which is what scrutinise means, so I didn't really need to add that!!!! to scrutinise is to look at very closely.
In terms of euro 79 sound, we have a fair bit I'm pleased to say. 13 shows I think. Mostly full shows but that has yet to be confirmed coz we have never played through them all... never had need or reason to.
but rest assured the Live Killers period is well covered AUDIO wise... but far far far less so in footage terms.
[/QUOTE]I think you have even more shows from live killers. I think this because I read your book!It says what shows were recorded for the live killers album and it says 19 shows were recorded!
Also, the archive certainly includes 2 manchester , 2 brighton, 1 liverpool and the alexandra palace shows from the crazy tour.You transcribed stage banter from those shows of which there is no bootleg.That's how I know.And maybe also dublin and birmingham. That alone is about 25 shows.
Are there other tours with totally no recorded shows then?
thanks for your reply
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Mr Scully...
Of course you DO have Marquee 1972. You (Queen Productions) have bought it from Richard Thompson for £2,800 back in 1996 or so...
GB: I can assure you this is NOT in our archive. I will look into it further. Believe me I would remember if I'd heard this. I'll make some enquiries.[/QUOTE]
LOL
Basje (the show-off) once told me that you played Marquee 1972 on the CD-player in his car.
Sweet memories, where is he anyway? I have many more stories about him, I should make a topic.
Anyway, nice info, Greg. Very useful. Thanks and I hope for more! Good luck!
Of course you DO have Marquee 1972. You (Queen Productions) have bought it from Richard Thompson for £2,800 back in 1996 or so...
GB: I can assure you this is NOT in our archive. I will look into it further. Believe me I would remember if I'd heard this. I'll make some enquiries.[/QUOTE]
LOL
Basje (the show-off) once told me that you played Marquee 1972 on the CD-player in his car.
Sweet memories, where is he anyway? I have many more stories about him, I should make a topic.
Anyway, nice info, Greg. Very useful. Thanks and I hope for more! Good luck!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]First of all, thank you very much for finding yourself the time to writing this.
I have three questions :
1) How much do you have from all 3 shows (1 in march, 2 in november) in Rainbow Theatre 1974 ?
2) I didn't see in your list Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Does it mean that you don't have it or that you don't have it in "good quality" or simply you forgot to write it ? Since the bootleg DVDs are in absolutely excellent quality, it's hard for me to believe that QP don't have it.
3) How much from the Budapest 86 concert exists ? I mean if you have also the parts which were edited out from the official VHS tape ?
I would really be glad if you could answer :-)[/QUOTE]
of course they have the Hammy, from what i heard they almost released it officially
im also rather interested in the Rainbow Shows, all 3 of them from '74, are they the unedited versions?
I have three questions :
1) How much do you have from all 3 shows (1 in march, 2 in november) in Rainbow Theatre 1974 ?
2) I didn't see in your list Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Does it mean that you don't have it or that you don't have it in "good quality" or simply you forgot to write it ? Since the bootleg DVDs are in absolutely excellent quality, it's hard for me to believe that QP don't have it.
3) How much from the Budapest 86 concert exists ? I mean if you have also the parts which were edited out from the official VHS tape ?
I would really be glad if you could answer :-)[/QUOTE]
of course they have the Hammy, from what i heard they almost released it officially
im also rather interested in the Rainbow Shows, all 3 of them from '74, are they the unedited versions?
Is the Hammersmith'79 video complete? Most bootleg versions seem to miss a couple of tracks.
And would you be able to say what kind of stuff could possibly be released in the future? I'm guessing you can't give us accurate info about the next releases... But I was wondering if you could tell us which of those could be released in DVD (good video/audio quality, tracklist that would help the sales, etc).
Many thanks!
And would you be able to say what kind of stuff could possibly be released in the future? I'm guessing you can't give us accurate info about the next releases... But I was wondering if you could tell us which of those could be released in DVD (good video/audio quality, tracklist that would help the sales, etc).
Many thanks!
Hello? So this list is a MIX of audio and film? Which ones are the films?
On My Way Up, re:
>>Also, the archive certainly includes 2 manchester , 2 brighton, 1 liverpool and the alexandra palace shows from the crazy tour.You transcribed stage banter from those shows of which there is no bootleg.That's how I know.And maybe also dublin and birmingham. That alone is about 25 shows.
He DID point out that they had not yet listened to ALL of the 1979 LK shows that were recorded, so, by extension, he's not entirely certain what / how many exist. This was explained. It's also possible that the stage banter that was transcribed came from PRIVATE audience tapes which are not in wider circulation.......
Give the guy a chance - he did what he promised.
>>Also, the archive certainly includes 2 manchester , 2 brighton, 1 liverpool and the alexandra palace shows from the crazy tour.You transcribed stage banter from those shows of which there is no bootleg.That's how I know.And maybe also dublin and birmingham. That alone is about 25 shows.
He DID point out that they had not yet listened to ALL of the 1979 LK shows that were recorded, so, by extension, he's not entirely certain what / how many exist. This was explained. It's also possible that the stage banter that was transcribed came from PRIVATE audience tapes which are not in wider circulation.......
Give the guy a chance - he did what he promised.
Mr. Brooks thanks for takin time out of ur no doubt hectic schedule to compile and post this information. It is much appreciated by everyone across the board I'm sure.
one small question, Are the magic gigs u refer to (Slane, Newcastle, and Manchester) solely audio recordings or is there any decent footage of these gigs available.
thanking u in advance
one small question, Are the magic gigs u refer to (Slane, Newcastle, and Manchester) solely audio recordings or is there any decent footage of these gigs available.
thanking u in advance
Greg, thank you very much for posting this list. I believe this is the first 'official' answer we get from Queen Productions regarding the archives.
Maybe in the future, if you have time, you could go into more detail expanding on each of the elements on your list mentioning if it is a full show, if it is video or only audio, etc.
Which of these recordings are, in your opinion, good enough for a release?, whether it's DVD or only on CD.
Regards,
Wiley
Maybe in the future, if you have time, you could go into more detail expanding on each of the elements on your list mentioning if it is a full show, if it is video or only audio, etc.
Which of these recordings are, in your opinion, good enough for a release?, whether it's DVD or only on CD.
Regards,
Wiley
Why is there not an answer given to the question that I and others are asking if this list is of film or a mix of film and audio? Sure beats the point if it is a mix doesn't it?