Which concerts from 70's you'd like QP to release in this year?
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Hangman_96 · Member since
Personally I'd like to see Paris '79 and Tokyo '79 officially released in this year, but not the old cut versions, I mean the complete footages. Also, at least the complete footage of the first night at the Rainbow '74, both nights at the Earls Court '77, Hammersmith Odeon '75 and '79.
I guess I ask a bit too much, but wouldn't it be nice to release at least one from these concerts? It's got bored to wait for it. QP make us wait over and over again.
dysan · Member since
I guess the most obvious would be Hammersmith Odeon '75, with the unfilmed final encore audio featuring as music for a picture gallery. Dull, but I can imagine it working nicely.
malicedoom · Member since
Here's a question... are there plans to release ANY (more) concerts in the future??
It's been so long, at this point I'd be happy with any new 'official' release.
The Real Wizard · Member since
Realistically..
Hammersmith 75 will probably come out in full (without the second encore, presumably), but otherwise I foresee a compilation similar to the Led Zeppelin DVD from 2003. That was an excellent collection, and Jimmy really did use most of the best footage available. If Queen put out something half as good I'll be pleased.
Put out a 2-hour compilation of the three Paris '79 shows and I'll be like a kid on xmas morning. They have the multi-track audio, so it's possible.
Rick · Member since
Hyde Park 1976. For the setlist, the stage presentation, the wonderful camera angles, the audience, the atmosphere and its historic value. In sum: it should be freed from the dusty archives.
The Real Wizard · Member since
Yeah, if only ! A two disc set of Hammersmith and Hyde Park would be stellar.
Along with Boston '76 and the 4 or 5 excellent audience recordings from Japan, this time period would be very adequately documented.
moonie · Member since
Yeah, I'd like to see a nice Hyde Park.. We have a decent Houston, Earls Court etc....There is a better version out there than the one we've all got. It's a low gen later convention copy. The QTV symbol is in script as opposed to straight block caps. I believe an old Queenzoner called Kevo had a copy of it..He had screenshots on his website.. I emailed him about a possible trade but never heard from him..
The Real Wizard · Member since
I think I have this copy, and it's still no better than the others. Don't let small screenshots fool you :-)
jamster1111 · Member since
Sir GH wrote: Yeah, if only ! A two disc set of Hammersmith and Hyde Park would be stellar.
Along with Boston '76 and the 4 or 5 excellent audience recordings from Japan, this time period would be very adequately documented. I still think the best thing would be a double 2-disc edition of Live at the Hammersmith 1975 and 1979. People can prepare the performances in the same place and notice how much Queen changed in 4 years. Also, 1979 has a perfect setlist with enough of the hits for new fans and the classics for old fans.
jamster1111 · Member since
Sir GH wrote: Realistically..
Hammersmith 75 will probably come out in full (without the second encore, presumably), but otherwise I foresee a compilation similar to the Led Zeppelin DVD from 2003. That was an excellent collection, and Jimmy really did use most of the best footage available. If Queen put out something half as good I'll be pleased.
Put out a 2-hour compilation of the three Paris '79 shows and I'll be like a kid on xmas morning. They have the multi-track audio, so it's possible. Eh, I doubt they'll release the Paris gigs because of Freddie's weak voice. I mean cmon, if I was Freddie, I wouldn't want that stuff released let alone brought to the public.
Gregsynth · Member since
The Paris gigs may not have Freddie in the best voice--but damn--the musical performances were top notch!
The Real Wizard · Member since
Exactly. If they have three nights to pick from, they'd still be able to create a good compilation.
The logic of a Hammersmith 75/79 DVD is good, but I'd still be happier with Hyde Park. I'm even happy with the audience recording of the 79 show. There are many copies of Hyde Park floating around but none are really satisfying.
MERQRY · Member since
it´s just an impossible but i would like it much if the 31th march 1974 rainbow show was founded and released someday Being realistic Hyde Park is a good option cause i think... of the 150.000/200.000 people who asisted to the gig, at least 100.000 are alive and i belive they and much more people (like the majory of QZ and the stupid russian boy called "hangman2001" ) will to buy the dvd if QP release it...
jamster1111 · Member since
Sir GH wrote: Exactly. If they have three nights to pick from, they'd still be able to create a good compilation.
The logic of a Hammersmith 75/79 DVD is good, but I'd still be happier with Hyde Park. I'm even happy with the audience recording of the 79 show. There are many copies of Hyde Park floating around but none are really satisfying. Yeah but to me, the performances at Hammy 1979 were top notch and at Hyde Park the band and especially Freddie seemed to have a little bit of nervousness to them (just compare that performance to Edinburgh).
I saw we should get both! Honestly, I wouldn't care that much if they released Hammersmith 1975 as we've already seen it in stellar quality and the show is so short so it seems like it wouldn't make the best release.