Press Release: GVH1/2 Box Set To Hit North America on August 28th.

Press Release: Queen Release Greatest Video Hits on DVD in North America

August 28th Sees The Best of Queen's 70s and 80s Promo Videos Get Released in 2- disc Box Set

This 2-disc set packages many of Queen’s classic promotional videos into 1 package for the first time. The 33 videos on display have gone through video restoration and received a DTS Surround Sound mix, along with commentary from Brian May and Roger Taylor.

Disc 1 spotlights Queen in the 1970’s, when the music video began to emerge. This collection highlights some of their most beloved tracks, from “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “Another One Bites The Dust”, “We Will Rock You” & “We Are The Champions”. From the freezing backyard shoots of “We Will Rock You” and “Spread Your Wings”, to the visual masterpiece that accompanies “Bohemian Rhapsody”, Queen was already showing off the various ways that they visually wanted to represent their music.

Disc 2 shows the masterwork of Queen in the 1980’s, from 1982’s Hot Space album through 1989’s The Miracle. With the advent of MTV in the US, Queen proved that they could be as creative visually as they were on record. From the Metropolis-themed video for “Radio Ga Ga”, the spoofing of Coronation Street in “I Want To Break Free” (which would be banned from the network) and the band being replaced by children in “The Miracle”, Queen put their stamp on the music video in the best way they knew how: by doing something new and different each time.

Release date: Tuesday August 28th 2012

Track Listing

Disc One

1. Bohemian Rhapsody

2. Another One Bites The Dust

3. Killer Queen

4. Fat Bottomed Girls

5. Bicycle Race

6. You’re My Best Friend

7. Don’t Stop Me Now

8. Save Me

9. Crazy Little Thing Called Love

10. Somebody To Love

11. Spread Your Wings

12. Play The Game

13. Flash

14. Tie Your Mother Down

15. We Will Rock You

16. We Are The Champions

Disc Two

1. A Kind Of Magic

2. I Want It All

3. Radio Ga Ga

4. I Want To Break Free

5. Breakthru

6. Under Pressure

7. Scandal

8. Who Wants To Live Forever

9. The Miracle

10. It’s A Hard Life

11. The Invisible Man

12. Las Palabras De Amor

13. Friends Will Be Friends

14. Body Language

15. Hammer To Fall

16. Princes Of The Universe

17. One Vision

And the cover artwork...

Video restoration = taking the 625line interlaced PAL tapes, and converting them to 480p NTSC DVD, correct ? Also I tell you a secret - Queen continued to produce great videos in the 90's too, not just in the 70's and the 80's

"The 33 videos on display have gone through video restoration and received a DTS Surround Sound mix, along with commentary from Brian May and Roger Taylor."

I assume that the quality and commentary are the same as the ones on GVH1&2 from some years ago?
In other words, this is just a repackaging of existing material, but for the US market only?

What a missed opportunity AGAIN. As fans, we have waited patiently for the Innuendo videos (not so bothered about the MiH films) for many years, so this is something of an insult that inreality it is exactly what has already been provided, stick the Queen II cover on the box and call it a new release.

These long awaited vids were released on video, so why can't they do a DVD release? Of course the abortion of the Do-Ro release was cutting the ending of TATDOOL's which should never have passed a quality control procedure, but hey, they had my money at that point, who gives a toss about quality?

Really, GT, you appear to be the 'voice' of Queen Productions on queenzone these days, are you not embarrassed about this kind of release, as basically a fan yourself? Be honest.

This product is exactly what it says on the box, an amalgamation of the two previously released 'Greatest Video Hits' compilations.

I just hope we'll get a GVH3 one day

Just give us Greatest Video Hits 3.

Don't care if the Made In Heaven videos aren't the best, but hey, i can just turn off the TV and enjoy the 5.1... ups 4.1 Surround mix of the songs from it and Innuendo + No One But You.

GVH1 was released 10 years ago and GVH2 9 years ago, i would expect that GVH3 would sit on my collection at least since 2004/2005.

As a famous presenter of a certain tv show about cars would ask: "how hard can it be?"

edit (double post)

and yes people. Again another re-re-re-release of something which we all have. the GVH 1 and 2 were released 10 years ago. What will be next, live at the bowl 30th anniversary? Sometimes i feel ashame of being a Queen fan.......

"This product is exactly what it says on the box, an amalgamation of the two previously released 'Greatest Video Hits' compilations."

A good political response.

This is again, a confirmation of Queen fans still being stupid, they buy everything again and again even there are no extra's or improvements.
As if we don't think about what kind of product we buy....LOL
And also the lies from Roger: "there are no interesting songs in the vaults anymore..." i don't believe that and understand why they do such a thing to real Queen fans...
(Greg Brooks told us something else...)

But I still doubt if Brian and Roger decide every release ...... maybe the production company pushes them in some way....

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
I just hope we'll get a GVH3 one day[/QUOTE]

Me too! :-)

[QUOTE] [b]GT wrote:[/b]
Press Release: Queen Release Greatest Video Hits on DVD in North America
August 28th Sees The Best of Queen's 70s and 80s Promo Videos Get Released in 2- disc Box Set
This 2-disc set packages many of Queen’s classic promotional videos into 1 package for the first time. The 33 videos on display have gone through video restoration and received a DTS Surround Sound mix, along with commentary from Brian May and Roger Taylor.
Disc 1 spotlights Queen in the 1970’s, when the music video began to emerge. This collection highlights some of their most beloved tracks, from “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “Another One Bites The Dust”, “We Will Rock You” & “We Are The Champions”. From the freezing backyard shoots of “We Will Rock You” and “Spread Your Wings”, to the visual masterpiece that accompanies “Bohemian Rhapsody”, Queen was already showing off the various ways that they visually wanted to represent their music.
Disc 2 shows the masterwork of Queen in the 1980’s, from 1982’s Hot Space album through 1989’s The Miracle. With the advent of MTV in the US, Queen proved that they could be as creative visually as they were on record. From the Metropolis-themed video for “Radio Ga Ga”, the spoofing of Coronation Street in “I Want To Break Free” (which would be banned from the network) and the band being replaced by children in “The Miracle”, Queen put their stamp on the music video in the best way they knew how: by doing something new and different each time.
Release date: Tuesday August 28th 2012
Track Listing
Disc One
1. Bohemian Rhapsody
2. Another One Bites The Dust
3. Killer Queen
4. Fat Bottomed Girls
5. Bicycle Race
6. You’re My Best Friend
7. Don’t Stop Me Now
8. Save Me
9. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
10. Somebody To Love
11. Spread Your Wings
12. Play The Game
13. Flash
14. Tie Your Mother Down
15. We Will Rock You
16. We Are The Champions
Disc Two
1. A Kind Of Magic
2. I Want It All
3. Radio Ga Ga
4. I Want To Break Free
5. Breakthru
6. Under Pressure
7. Scandal
8. Who Wants To Live Forever
9. The Miracle
10. It’s A Hard Life
11. The Invisible Man
12. Las Palabras De Amor
13. Friends Will Be Friends
14. Body Language
15. Hammer To Fall
16. Princes Of The Universe
17. One Vision[/QUOTE]



Oh shit this crap again
Where promised DVD box set?
Where Hammersmith Odeon?
Where Live killers?
Why GB ignore me

Please, I want recieve answer quickly

Why?! again?!?!