Hungarian Rhapsody (CD / Blu-Ray Set)

i saw the dvd in the cultura library Matheusms, i will buy, but this version is so desapointed

[QUOTE] [b]DLCVinnuendo wrote:[/b]

the brazillian version sucks, here, we have only the dvd, nor cd, nor blu ray[/QUOTE]
Are you sure it's even the actual Hungarian Rhapsody and not a DVD transfer of the old VHS or Laserdisc with a nice cover slapped on it?

no, i is Hugarian Rhapsody, really, here, only released on dvd, nor cd, nor blu ray

Sold out in two Manchester branches of HMV although both young assistants went out of their way to track em down as both stores were showing them in stock.
One was a young, black cool dude who even commented on how great Freddie was and likened him to Bob Marley as the 'Two greatest front men ever'!
So with that I placed an order with them. My faith in HMV, the high st and young shop assistants has been completely restored. Who needs Amazon or Play?

Listening to the audio, what is annoying is extra reverb especially on 'Dust

Suuuuuuure. Full show on DVD would be nice but the full show is on the 2 CDs and the sound and performance is fabulous.

This performance absolutely crushes Wembley to me. In fact it makes the Wembley 2 CD obsolete. I don't even have a copy anymore. Gave it away. Listened to it twice and that was enough. Second rate versions of the studio songs...but Budapest is another story

Wembley DVD's a keeper of course but if I'm in my car I'm happy to pop in the Budapest CDs. I would've been happy with just a 2 CD audio set. It's hard to sit still and watch a full gig on DVD. Perhaps if I had a 72-inch TV screen and hi-fi surround sound I might enjoy them more.

I think there is more "filler" in the Wembley concert - somehow I feel that Freddie was in the centre of the music in Wembley whereas in the Budapest recording, Freddie seemed to be out there in front and the music was behind him.

I prefer the Wembley concert because it was in front of a home crowd and the band seemed more relaxed. Freddie seemed to be having fun especially in the rock and roll segment.

What I will say having not heard Budapest in full, is Freddie struggles here at the end like he did on the 2nd Wembley show Radio Ga Ga onward but overall a better show than that

Does anyone know if the dubbed intro guitar solo of One Vision is a studio overdub or taken from another show? It's definitely not what Brian really played in Budapest. I was wondering because this dub (it's the same on VHS and Blu) is by far my favourite version of this solo.

They're still not selling it here. What the hell should this mean ? :-(

I am not going to get into a debate on whether Budapest is better than Wembley or not, but I will agree that Freddie seems to talk alot more at Wembley, therefore seeming more relaxed. You can also tell towards the end of Budapest his voice is having a harder time.

I love Budapest and I'm so happy the concert has been released in full! Makes me wonder why they cut out the 2nd verse of TYMD on the DVD? I know Freddie doesn't sing the exact melody, but it sounds great!

soon be christmas

[QUOTE] [b]dowens wrote:[/b]

You can also tell towards the end of Budapest his voice is having a harder time.
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And at the beginning of Wembley!

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[QUOTE] [b]dowens wrote:[/b]

You can also tell towards the end of Budapest his voice is having a harder time.
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And at the beginning of Wembley!

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HAHA... bingo.