I have that CD-ROM from Heineken. A Dutch friend of an ex girlfriend offered to gather and mail the Heineken beer labels (or whatever you had to do to get that CD) and then send it to me.
Many months later, maybe a year, I got the CD in the mail. I had forgotten about it, actually.
I think the CD has Quicktime videos with not too good quality. I remember thinking it looked crappy compared to the one I downloaded from the Internet the day after the event, which was sourced from the TV broadcast.
I don't remember seeing one of those on eBay. Any idea how much that CD-ROM is worth these days?
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I doubt it's value has risen considerably. I think it sold for 7.50 euros or something.
Any chance for a re-seed on this one?
The Real Wizard wrote:
Any chance for a re-seed on this one?
Just started seeding! ;)
You da man. Thanks !
Unbelievable that it's been 11.5 years already :(
Pim Derks wrote:
Unbelievable that it's been 11.5 years already :(
Indeed. First time I saw Roger live.
First time is saw Brian May live was Utrecht 98... 15 years ago.
Time flies.
Looking back at this show though, it has to be said this is one of the worst post-Freddie concerts (not counting small one-off performances consisting of just 1-5 songs) Queen ever did. Brian's voice is shot and at times he seems unfocused, the energy is very lacking and overall everybody doesn't seem inspired but instead rather bored. I sat through this DVD recently, and I almost felt sick to my stomach just grimacing at the whole thing by the end of it!
On the plus side though, we got the 2nd (and to date last ever) performance of "No-One But You" as performed by Brian and Roger together.
On the plus side though, we got the 2nd (and to date last ever) performance of "No-One But You" as performed by Brian and Roger together.
Yeah, I wonder what non-fans thought of it... It was my first time I saw Roger (I also saw Brian in 1998 at Utrecht) and the whole excitement that there would suddenly be a "Queen"-concert in my country made it an awesome day... Unbelievable that less than three years later they were touring the world and performing better than ever. To be fair, it was very cold that day, lots of wind and rain - so can't really blame the guys for not being on top of their game.
Yeah, have to admit conditions always did look miserable there. I know I personally can't stand rainy days, I find them very depressing and draining.
Pim Derks wrote:
Yeah, I wonder what non-fans thought of it... It was my first time I saw Roger (I also saw Brian in 1998 at Utrecht) and the whole excitement that there would suddenly be a "Queen"-concert in my country made it an awesome day...
Same feeling here. I had only had 2 hours of sleep or so (partying night before) but the whole day was fucking great.
Is anyone kind enough to post this using a filesharing service? I can't seem to download torrent files from here.
David Jones wrote:
Is anyone kind enough to post this using a filesharing service? I can't seem to download torrent files from here.
Holy crap, you still exist ! Good to see ya.
http://we.tl/t-wOT2N6Rb1z
No info file, but this seems to be the whole thing. Enjoy !
It's good evidence that they are on the right track now. If this had been the 'Queen' we see now - a very bloated touring family entertainment cheesy format - the brand would've been damaged.
The Real Wizard wrote:
David Jones wrote:
Is anyone kind enough to post this using a filesharing service? I can't seem to download torrent files from here.
Holy crap, you still exist ! Good to see ya.
http://we.tl/t-wOT2N6Rb1z
No info file, but this seems to be the whole thing. Enjoy !