looking this link ...
http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=2889
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pittrek
[QUOTE] [b]OwenSmith wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
Montreal ... good ? Really ? I thought the only good release of Montreal is the Pioneer version from 2001
A few comparison pics :
WWRY: http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852840.jpg
QRM : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852878.jpg
WWRY : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852551.jpg
QRM : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852492.jpg
But I must admit, that the SOUND of the QRM is much better than on WWRY[/QUOTE]
I have both copies on DVD and generally I prefer We Will Rock You. I have the NTSC version with DTS soundtrack (not sure if there were others) so I assume it plays at the correct speed and pitch given it is a film source.
I only bought Queen Rock Montreal and Live Aid for the Live Aid sections. I bought the PAL DVD of this sinc Live Aid was shot on PAL video so again hopefully the Live Aid sections are the correct speed and pitch. But it's hard to be 100% sure.[/QUOTE]
I must admit that I have seen QRM just once, and it took me almost a week, simply because it was almost physically painful to watch it with the f****d up (sorry, REMASTERED) picture, but if I remember correctly the PAL release had only the PITCH corrected, but not the SPEED (I didn't watch the DVD for many years now so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong). The Live Aid disc seemed OK to me (PAL video transferred to PAL DVD - there is not really much you can make wrong :-) )
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
Montreal ... good ? Really ? I thought the only good release of Montreal is the Pioneer version from 2001
A few comparison pics :
WWRY: http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852840.jpg
QRM : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852878.jpg
WWRY : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852551.jpg
QRM : http://queen.musichall.cz/forum/upload/1194852492.jpg
But I must admit, that the SOUND of the QRM is much better than on WWRY[/QUOTE]
I have both copies on DVD and generally I prefer We Will Rock You. I have the NTSC version with DTS soundtrack (not sure if there were others) so I assume it plays at the correct speed and pitch given it is a film source.
I only bought Queen Rock Montreal and Live Aid for the Live Aid sections. I bought the PAL DVD of this sinc Live Aid was shot on PAL video so again hopefully the Live Aid sections are the correct speed and pitch. But it's hard to be 100% sure.[/QUOTE]
I must admit that I have seen QRM just once, and it took me almost a week, simply because it was almost physically painful to watch it with the f****d up (sorry, REMASTERED) picture, but if I remember correctly the PAL release had only the PITCH corrected, but not the SPEED (I didn't watch the DVD for many years now so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong). The Live Aid disc seemed OK to me (PAL video transferred to PAL DVD - there is not really much you can make wrong :-) )
cmsdrums
If you can't stand the picture of QRM Pittrek, just listen to the sound - its the best there is by far of the Queen live audio mixes
pittrek
[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]
If you can't stand the picture of QRM Pittrek, just listen to the sound - its the best there is by far of the Queen live audio mixes [/QUOTE]
Yes, the sound is REALLY great !
If you can't stand the picture of QRM Pittrek, just listen to the sound - its the best there is by far of the Queen live audio mixes [/QUOTE]
Yes, the sound is REALLY great !
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]conejo29 wrote:[/b]
looking this link ...
http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=2889
[/QUOTE]
Some observations...
1) We have a cinema preview of the title in September, which probably means that Budapest is actually counted as two out of the three events in the September - November period.
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
3) Queen really needs a better creative team than the one who came up with the Hungarian Rhapsody -prefix.
looking this link ...
http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=2889
[/QUOTE]
Some observations...
1) We have a cinema preview of the title in September, which probably means that Budapest is actually counted as two out of the three events in the September - November period.
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
3) Queen really needs a better creative team than the one who came up with the Hungarian Rhapsody -prefix.
pittrek
Come on ! It could be called "Hungary Rocks" or "Queen Rock Hungary"
Marknow
[QUOTE] [b]conejo29 wrote:[/b]
looking this link ...
http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=2889
[/QUOTE]
Wow, thats very interesting, good find, shame I live in a small city that will probably be skipped.
looking this link ...
http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=2889
[/QUOTE]
Wow, thats very interesting, good find, shame I live in a small city that will probably be skipped.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE]Remastered in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage[/QUOTE]
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.
Hangman_96
[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
[/QUOTE]
How's that? So it's actually going to be the same incomplete version which was released on VHS in 1987, isn't it?
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
[/QUOTE]
How's that? So it's actually going to be the same incomplete version which was released on VHS in 1987, isn't it?
pittrek
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE]Remastered in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage[/QUOTE]
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.[/QUOTE]
Bob, read it once more :
[QUOTE]
this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest
[/QUOTE]
Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86
[QUOTE]Remastered in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage[/QUOTE]
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.[/QUOTE]
Bob, read it once more :
[QUOTE]
this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest
[/QUOTE]
Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86
Marknow
[QUOTE]
[b]pittrek wrote: [/b] Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86[/QUOTE]
It kinda sounds like Mafilm did not contribute anything new to this project. Everything visual may be sourced from their old 80's theatrical release. Same old cut concert, shame. Hope I'm wrong.
[b]pittrek wrote: [/b] Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86[/QUOTE]
It kinda sounds like Mafilm did not contribute anything new to this project. Everything visual may be sourced from their old 80's theatrical release. Same old cut concert, shame. Hope I'm wrong.
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE]Remastered in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage[/QUOTE]
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.[/QUOTE]
Bob, read it once more :
[QUOTE]
this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest
[/QUOTE]
Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86[/QUOTE]
...And if you read it even more closely, it doesn't say anything about adding any audio either.
For all we know it's the same exact ridiculous cut of the movie, with 25 minutes of random backstage footage added as an introduction (and bonus footage of the blu-ray release). :/
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE]Remastered in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage[/QUOTE]
And there we have it - the entire concert. This is very good news.
Can't see why it wouldn't be released on DVD.[/QUOTE]
Bob, read it once more :
[QUOTE]
this special cinema event includes 25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest
[/QUOTE]
Personally I think we will get the full AUDIO, but the missing VIDEO bits will be replaced with random documentary shots from 85-86[/QUOTE]
...And if you read it even more closely, it doesn't say anything about adding any audio either.
For all we know it's the same exact ridiculous cut of the movie, with 25 minutes of random backstage footage added as an introduction (and bonus footage of the blu-ray release). :/
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
Come on ! It could be called "Hungary Rocks" or "Queen Rock Hungary"[/QUOTE]
Well... You do have a point there.
I do wonder what's wrong with calling it Live in Budapest like it was originally titled?
Come on ! It could be called "Hungary Rocks" or "Queen Rock Hungary"[/QUOTE]
Well... You do have a point there.
I do wonder what's wrong with calling it Live in Budapest like it was originally titled?
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]Lostman wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
[/QUOTE]
How's that? So it's actually going to be the same incomplete version which was released on VHS in 1987, isn't it?[/QUOTE]
I only know what's writetn in that press release, and it says
"25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest"
It says absolutely nothing about any new concert footage, which tells me there isn't any.
[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]
2) We have 25 minutes of new material which is going to be documnetary material from 85-86 instead of concert footage.
[/QUOTE]
How's that? So it's actually going to be the same incomplete version which was released on VHS in 1987, isn't it?[/QUOTE]
I only know what's writetn in that press release, and it says
"25 minutes of never-seen-before footage, following the band from just after their legendary performance at Live Aid at Wembley in the United Kingdom, through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest"
It says absolutely nothing about any new concert footage, which tells me there isn't any.
The Real Wizard
Actually, come to think it - you're probably right.
The wording implies that the 25 minutes of extra footage are from various points in 1986 leading up to the Budapest gig.
Still, it'll be interesting to see what's used and what's left out. I can't imagine them using the curtailed versions of Tie Your Mother Down and Crazy Little Thing Called Love again.
The wording implies that the 25 minutes of extra footage are from various points in 1986 leading up to the Budapest gig.
Still, it'll be interesting to see what's used and what's left out. I can't imagine them using the curtailed versions of Tie Your Mother Down and Crazy Little Thing Called Love again.