rocknrolllover wrote:Gregsynth wrote:
rocknrolllover is a fag ;)
No, you`re wrong
I think GS is right. And you do the shopping wearing french knickers.
I think GS is right. And you do the shopping wearing french knickers.
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I think GS is right. And you do the shopping wearing french knickers.
splicksplack wrote:rocknrolllover wrote:Gregsynth wrote:
rocknrolllover is a fag ;)
No, you`re wrong
I think GS is right. And you do the shopping wearing french knickers.
Go away old woman, I'm in mourning
It's a pity that no one guessed secretly record on the video that showed at the convention
That's because we ask people not to record such things. If they want to see more of this stuff, then secretly recording what we show is not the way to go about it. It will ruin it for everyone if we can't show any more in the future.
GT wrote:
That's because we ask people not to record such things. If they want to see more of this stuff, then secretly recording what we show is not the way to go about it. It will ruin it for everyone if we can't show any more in the future.
GT did you see this pic one day?
rocknrolllover wrote:GT wrote:
That's because we ask people not to record such things. If they want to see more of this stuff, then secretly recording what we show is not the way to go about it. It will ruin it for everyone if we can't show any more in the future.
GT did you see this pic one day?
Mr Bad Guy sessions, I think.
Yes probably, in 1984.
GT wrote:
Yes probably, in 1984.
Is it true that Hyde Park`76 and Earls Court`77 both nights never will be released?
rocknrolllover wrote:GT wrote:
Yes probably, in 1984.
Is it true that Hyde Park`76 and Earls Court`77 both nights never will be released?
GT can't answer that question. It's ultimately up to Brian, Roger, and Jim Beach what gets released, not GT, not Universal or Hollywood Records, or anyone else for that matter.
inu-liger wrote:rocknrolllover wrote:GT can't answer that question. It's ultimately up to Brian, Roger, and Jim Beach what gets released, not GT, not Universal or Hollywood Records, or anyone else for that matter.GT wrote:Yes probably, in 1984.Is it true that Hyde Park`76 and Earls Court`77 both nights never will be released?
are You secretary of Gary Taylor?I asked him and not you
inu-liger wrote:rocknrolllover wrote:GT can't answer that question. It's ultimately up to Brian, Roger, and Jim Beach what gets released, not GT, not Universal or Hollywood Records, or anyone else for that matter.GT wrote:Yes probably, in 1984.Is it true that Hyde Park`76 and Earls Court`77 both nights never will be released?
I would guess there is at least some discussion between the record companies and the band about what is released; in all probablity, there is a contractual obligation to release material. What that material is, how much etc., is something we'll probably never be party to. (On a related point, we've even seen evidence recently that Queen were prepared to change the lyrics of a song at their record company's request.)
I recall video of Roger in recent months discussing the possibility of the release of an anthology saying something like "I imagine the record comany will want something like that at one point. It just sounds like a lot of work to me." The tone and manner was definitely along the lines of 'I may be made to do this down the road but it's not a project I look forward to or would necessarily choose on my own'. To the extent that a catalogue is a fundamental record company asset, thought through it's logical and reasonable that they have some influence.
rocknrolllover wrote:GT wrote:
Yes probably, in 1984.
Is it true that Hyde Park`76 and Earls Court`77 both nights never will be released?
They WILL be released at some point.
Who is Gary? Who is Greg?
I'm new here and curious. Especially since you guys took up two pages arguing/talking about them, most of which is very non-productive
Thanks in advance
I'm new here and curious. Especially since you guys took up two pages arguing/talking about them, most of which is very non-productive
Thanks in advance
Gary Taylor (or GT as he's also known on this forum) works with the band Queen, providing assistance on many of their releases with research, liner notes, and other miscellaneous work that we may not all be privy to. He also attends the conventions, and like Greg Brooks (the band's archivist) has also done, he will show rare unreleased footage and interact with the fans.
That's the basic summary here.
That's the basic summary here.