Searching for a few VHS tapes

Hello, I am searching for a few VHS tapes :

1975-12-24 Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK - the original OGWT broadcast
1977-06-06 Earls Court, London, UK - a low generation copy which includes God Save The Queen and the correct rock'n'roll medley
1979-12-26 Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK - the original "Queen special" TV broadcast
1982-06-05 Milton Keynes "long version" - the TV broadcast
1992-04-20 Wembley Stadium, London, UK - the original TV broadcast of "A Concert For Life : The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for AIDS Awareness"
2000-07-09 London, UK - "Party At The Park"
2001-03-19 New York, New York, USA - Hall Of Fame induction ceremony
2002-05-18 London, UK - Parkinson TV show
2002-11-16 London, UK - Children In Need
2003-06-12 New York, New York, USA - Songwriters Hall Of Fame

Is here anybody who has anything of this on his tape ? If yes, please contact me on pittrek at hotmail dot com.
Thanks

The hammersmith concerts for kampuecha you are looking for is on youtube and you can convert it with Zanzar.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The hammersmith concerts for kampuecha you are looking for is on youtube and you can convert it with Zanzar.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, but I'm looking for VHS tapes :-)
I DO have ALL the recordings, but I'm simply not satisfied with their quality, so I want to do my own transfers

Is there any differences between the Milton Keynes tv broadcast and the official release? (besides the quality, of course)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SCOM wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Is there any differences between the Milton Keynes tv broadcast and the official release? (besides the quality, of course)[/QUOTE]

I believe the TV-broadcast had different camera angles. Correct me, if I'm wrong :-)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SCOM wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Is there any differences between the Milton Keynes tv broadcast and the official release? (besides the quality, of course)[/QUOTE]

I believe the TV-broadcast had different camera angles. Correct me, if I'm wrong :-)[/QUOTE]
A lot of different camera angles, backstage, and the most important thing is the unoverdubbed audio (I hope that the word "unoverdubbed" exists :-) )

Hm, nobody ?

No, unoverdubbed is not a word.

Probably 'undoctored' would be a better choice.