[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]victor fleitas wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Live at the Rainbow 1976?? or 1974? i`m loosing something?[/QUOTE]
Brian has problems with his memory for a long time. No wonders when you consider his age and the amount of alcohol and drugs and whatever ...[/QUOTE]
Actually, Brian and John were the tame ones. As I understand it, Brian shied away from narcotics, and only occasionally drank. Freddie and Roger were the wild ones.
But that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]victor fleitas wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Live at the Rainbow 1976?? or 1974? i`m loosing something?[/QUOTE]
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]DAVIDBRENDAM wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]victor fleitas wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Live at the Rainbow 1976?? or 1974? i`m loosing something?[/QUOTE]
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.[/QUOTE]
Rainbow show went to cinema to support Led Zeppelin's film The Song Remains the same, not some burt reynolds film.
The year 1976 is correct though. (It premiered in Oktober)
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.[/QUOTE]
Rainbow show went to cinema to support Led Zeppelin's film The Song Remains the same, not some burt reynolds film.
The year 1976 is correct though. (It premiered in Oktober)
I would love to see a full version of Budapest. I know we already had a "magic tour dvd", but i really like this concert, and would love to see it with the shitty interluds (i.e freddie lookin at pictures)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Money money money ...
What do you think a "causual fan" will buy ? A concert with "Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, We WIll Rock You, We Are The Champions ..." or a concert with "White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar" ...
They're (unfortunatelly) releasing nothing for the "die-hard fans" and collectors (how many years are we waiting till now for the promissed box set ? )[/QUOTE]
"casual fa" dude you're obviously one of those yourself if you think White Man was played at the rainbow....sheeeeesh
What do you think a "causual fan" will buy ? A concert with "Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, We WIll Rock You, We Are The Champions ..." or a concert with "White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar" ...
They're (unfortunatelly) releasing nothing for the "die-hard fans" and collectors (how many years are we waiting till now for the promissed box set ? )[/QUOTE]
"casual fa" dude you're obviously one of those yourself if you think White Man was played at the rainbow....sheeeeesh
Lets hope live at the rainbow is next, it's overdue. Maybe itys different from the inside and they're convinced they were a much better band in the 80's and had more hits behind them but its time for something difference. They cant keep hoarding up the 70's shows. I mean for what? It's ridiculous just release them, now its even more difficult for the likes of houston and other video shows with hi def taking over completely in 2009 and the hi def disc players becomming more popular I predict it will be ten times harder to release a concert in lower res (which will look horrible on true hi def tv's) than it was a few yrs ago which was when at one of those concerts (houston, earl's court, etc) shou;d've been released. Way to go Queen Productions, brilliant move.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]DAVIDBRENDAM wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]victor fleitas wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Live at the Rainbow 1976?? or 1974? i`m loosing something?[/QUOTE]
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.[/QUOTE]
Rainbow show went to cinema to support Led Zeppelin's film The Song Remains the same, not some burt reynolds film.
The year 1976 is correct though. (It premiered in Oktober)[/QUOTE]
Jeroen i think it was Hustle by burt reynolds in april of 1976 and not october the led zeppelin film was in october of 1976 but i don't know for definite, but who cares eh!!!.
I think what brian meant and queen fans with great knowledge of the band should know this but i think he's referring to the rainbow gig in 1974, and then the RELEASED date of 1976 where it was played as a support feature to a burt reynolds film. I believe that's what he was thinking of.
cheers.[/QUOTE]
Rainbow show went to cinema to support Led Zeppelin's film The Song Remains the same, not some burt reynolds film.
The year 1976 is correct though. (It premiered in Oktober)[/QUOTE]
Jeroen i think it was Hustle by burt reynolds in april of 1976 and not october the led zeppelin film was in october of 1976 but i don't know for definite, but who cares eh!!!.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Thunderbolt wrote: [/QUOTENAME]As I understand it, Brian shied away from narcotics, and only occasionally drank. Freddie and Roger were the wild ones.[/QUOTE]
Yes, long haired guitarists from the 70s didn't like to party. Can I have you look at Brian's eyes in the Queen I album collage? Are there ANY pictures of Brian and John where they aren't completely stoned? Have you listened to the words in '39? Have you ever seen a picture of Anita Dobson?
Brian was and is still currently probably blasted out of his mind. That would explain the DVD releases, Rainbow '76, and finishing his thesis after 35 years.
Far out, man.
Yes, long haired guitarists from the 70s didn't like to party. Can I have you look at Brian's eyes in the Queen I album collage? Are there ANY pictures of Brian and John where they aren't completely stoned? Have you listened to the words in '39? Have you ever seen a picture of Anita Dobson?
Brian was and is still currently probably blasted out of his mind. That would explain the DVD releases, Rainbow '76, and finishing his thesis after 35 years.
Far out, man.
This was brutal :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kdj2hot wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Money money money ...
What do you think a "causual fan" will buy ? A concert with "Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, We WIll Rock You, We Are The Champions ..." or a concert with "White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar" ...
They're (unfortunatelly) releasing nothing for the "die-hard fans" and collectors (how many years are we waiting till now for the promissed box set ? )[/QUOTE]
"casual fa" dude you're obviously one of those yourself if you think White Man was played at the rainbow....sheeeeesh
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I was actually talking about a random 80s concert compared to a random 70s concert, but OK :)
What do you think a "causual fan" will buy ? A concert with "Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, We WIll Rock You, We Are The Champions ..." or a concert with "White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar" ...
They're (unfortunatelly) releasing nothing for the "die-hard fans" and collectors (how many years are we waiting till now for the promissed box set ? )[/QUOTE]
"casual fa" dude you're obviously one of those yourself if you think White Man was played at the rainbow....sheeeeesh
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I was actually talking about a random 80s concert compared to a random 70s concert, but OK :)
I would love to get the Rainbow concert on a proper DVD--and still don't understand why they don't do it.
Doesn't the online bootleg sales sort of support this?
Doesn't the online bootleg sales sort of support this?
I really doubt they have any excuse NOT to release Houston'77 or Hammersmith'79.
It would amuse the "casual fans', as they're pretty full of hits, and it would amuse the "die-hard" fans, as they're both awesome performances, from one of their best live eras...
It would amuse the "casual fans', as they're pretty full of hits, and it would amuse the "die-hard" fans, as they're both awesome performances, from one of their best live eras...
On Fire at the Bowl, with its non-hit songs from Hot Space, seems to undermine the argument that these 80s concerts are the moneymakers. Although they do sell a lot.
Budapest restored from the original film, uncut and with the correct speed would be AWESOME. I would really welcome this.
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