Missing interview from "Queen 40th book"

Brilliant interview I think I listened to this interview before sleep

I've managed to download it now - thanks!

Hi all,

how can i download from this link?

It seems it doesn't work...Thanks for help me!

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[b]David Jones wrote: [/b]Thanks for sharing this, but I can't seem to download it. Is the link still live? [/QUOTE]

I'm disgusted that Carlton or QOL haven't made this more widely known.

Such a let down as the Queen 40 book is by far the most interesting and quality product we've had from QP in a long time. ==============================================================================================

Thanks for this Brians wig, 

would have thought that they might have let us return the incomplete disc & then they could send the complete disc, rather than just listening to it Quicktime mp3.

so when they they send out the second batches of book, the new batch has the complete disc, but we who bought it when it was first released don't :-(

David Jones, just copy & paste it from your tempory internet files.
Apologies, but could you please explain what "copy & paste from your temporary internet files" means? Thanks.

When Bowie At The Beeb came out in 2002 it erroniously had the same version of the track Ziggy Stardust twice. EMI sent out a replacement one track disc to those people who requested one. That set up another load of problems as there was no way of storing it in the package. If PQ sent out a correct 2 part disc that people could put in their book and bin the first, chances are that the discs would flood e-bay. I think they've done the right thing - after all, who owns this book and keeps listening to the CD? I got mine out, ripped the interview to my computer and listen to that to avoid ruining the disc.

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[b]dysan wrote: [/b] When Bowie At The Beeb came out in 2002 it erroniously had the same version of the track Ziggy Stardust twice. EMI sent out a replacement one track disc to those people who requested one. That set up another load of problems as there was no way of storing it in the package. If PQ sent out a correct 2 part disc that people could put in their book and bin the first, chances are that the discs would flood e-bay. I think they've done the right thing - after all, who owns this book and keeps listening to the CD? I got mine out, ripped the interview to my computer and listen to that to avoid ruining the disc. [/QUOTE]
No, you miss the whole point.

They should send out a replacement to CD containing the whole interview to anyone who requests it and has a proof of purchase.

This could then be inserted into the book.

If they want the original CD back that's fine, but they can pay the return postage.

I am a collector, I don't care if I only listen to the CD only once, the fact is there was an error in the production of this multimedia package and it should be put right.

Your e-bay comment is irrelevant.

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Apologies, but could you please explain what "copy & paste from your temporary internet files" means? Thanks.

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Your internet browser stores html files, pictures, music and videos into a termporary folder somewhere.  Check your settings.

But this download should just be a matter of right click and "save as."

If it isn't, then you can even play the file in Firefox and do a "save page as" from the file menu.

Thank you, The Real Wizard. I was of course familiar with what temporay internet files are (and what copy and paste means) , but I hadn't heard the phrase "copy and paste from your temporary internet files" used as an instruction for downloading. Cheers.

Robbieboy wrote:
Thank you, The Real Wizard. I was of course familiar with what temporay internet files are (and what copy and paste means) , but I hadn't heard the phrase "copy and paste from your temporary internet files" used as an instruction for downloading. Cheers.

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Any time !

And it's not that I was trying to belittle you or anything.  Perhaps I tend to over-explain things at times, but I still feel it's better than under-explaining.

Enjoy the interview .. it's a goodie.  I've had it on tape for years, but it sounded like it was a 10th gen tape.

Thanks for the explanation.  I was unable to download for a while - when I click the link with the Internet Browser, it just played the interview and the right click does not have the Save As option.  After your explanation, I used Firefox and when I clicked the link, the Play or Save box came up immediately.

@kurgan: I think you're looking at it as a purely 'consumer law' case, which is correct, but I think you are not seeing the wider picture and the further problems which will happen, as have done in other cases such as the Bowie one I mentioned leaving QP in a tricky situation.

Can anybody copy the full interview and upload it (FLAC)?

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Can anybody copy the full interview and upload it (FLAC)?[/QUOTE]


I recommend you buy the book, it has the full interview now, or at least the copy I have has the full interview.

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[b]Fengo wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]BETA215 wrote:[/b]

Can anybody copy the full interview and upload it (FLAC)?[/QUOTE]

I recommend you buy the book, it has the full interview now, or at least the copy I have has the full interview.[/QUOTE]

I have the book, and my book don't have the complete interview, only the first part. :(

I have the book since May of 2014.

If somebody can send me a FLAC copy of your book cd, would be excellent.

My email is gabymatgir@outlook.com