Queen - Live At The Rainbow BD/DVD plans

Does anyone have the Queen 40 ebook thing? It's been a few months since Brian said they'd be adding live content from the upcoming rainbow DVD

[QUOTE] [b]Bad Seed wrote:[/b]

Does anyone have the Queen 40 ebook thing? It's been a few months since Brian said they'd be adding live content from the upcoming rainbow DVD [/QUOTE]

I am not sure that they did it already

[QUOTE] [b]Lostman wrote:[/b]

They say it's being worked on, but still we've seen/heard no authentic info about this.[/QUOTE]


They said the BBC sessions CD was coming out in 1995, they said Hammersmith 75 DVD was coming out of few years back, Brian said he filmed his 1998 Royal Albert Hall gig for DVD release........

In short, they talk a lot, they give a lot of promise, but in the end nothing happens. And we still believe  in fairytales  and we believe in miracles. Naive kids. That`s  what thinks about us mighty QPL.

Jim Beach said  both documentaries [b]You can anything you like with my music, my image, my life anything.....[/b]

[i]It seems that this is happening
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So many other bands to discover! My interest in Queen (and their products) has never been so low.

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[b]Rick wrote: [/b] So many other bands to discover! My interest in Queen (and their products) has never been so low.[/QUOTE]

Announce the entire list, please.
Modern Rock is Shit
Modern Rock is died long time ago

Radiohead, Muse, Arcade Fire, Black Keys, Cat Empire, Metric

There are literally millions of artists out there. Instead of wasting your time saying everything sucks, spend that time looking for decent music.

Find online radio stations like these:

www.abc.net.au/triplej
www.cbcmusic.ca

There are 40-something channels on the latter. Plenty of good music, and not just rock. The diversity of the "world" station is unbelievable.

Then suddenly the status of a pending DVD of a band who have been largely inactive for the last 20 years won't be so much of a concern.

[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]

So many other bands to discover! My interest in Queen (and their products) has never been so low.[/QUOTE]

Yep. Queen is dead for me for many years now. At least we get a few new audience recordings from time to time.

Anyway, IF they release it, I WILL buy it. If they won't, I don't really care anymore. There are so many different amazing bands

After all, Queen is still the best band for me. But the way QP treat us makes me lose my interest somewhat. If they'll release something interesting, well, that's fine. But if they won't, I don't give a fuck.

I'm just literally fed up of being given either some stupid releases or nothing at all. If they don't want to lose their fans they should release that goddamn Rainbow FFS! Subsequent releases should either contain something worth giving a look, not some remastered discographies or a 1000th re-release of Wembley.

Until we're fed up with nice releases, all that shit should be turned down.

Exactly, even getting into older active bands is good too. Or possibly finding a new interest in a band that isn't around anymore like The Police. Last time I listened to them was like 6 years ago. Started looking at their catalog and I came across a box set of theirs that looks interesting. Bruce Springsteen is usually good at delivering goods, though you may have a 5 year gap but I guarantee it's worth it! There might be a new box set out later this year or sometime next year. Tom Petty had a good active streak going in that department too. I thought the reissue for Damn the Torpedoes was perfect. I'm sure Queen will catch up soon enough, but I won't base my life around it... It also helps to have a good social life in reality. Ever since I TRULY put my friends before music we have never been as close as we are right now. And it's been a real satisfying feeling. Infact, I almost forgot about this Rainbow project. Oops! Silly me!

Funny, I'm just starting to get into The Beatles. Call me a late bloomer. I do wish Queen would release some archive stuff.

And Wizard, thanks for the recommendations! Checking out Black Keys right now.

I won't buy it. I'm going to await for the 50th Anniversary Deluxe Remastered Live at the Rainbow edition,

And yet I hope that this year they will release on DVD concert at the Rainbow. And the fact that the group is not active now don`t give the right not to release archive material.

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]

So many other bands to discover! My interest in Queen (and their products) has never been so low.[/QUOTE]

Yep. Queen is dead for me for many years now. At least we get a few new audience recordings from time to time.

Anyway, IF they release it, I WILL buy it. If they won't, I don't really care anymore. There are so many different amazing bands[/QUOTE]

I so agree with you.

All the big bands have released boxsets, but Queen, one of the biggest bands on the planet, has not. A downright shame. In fact, it's utterly frustrating to be a Queen fan. I'm sure there some amazing things are lying around in the vaults, but when will they see the light of day? Instead, we get the umpteenth Wembley release, or another GH compilation.

The last decent release, to me, is the Milton Keynes concert, because it was something we hadn't seen nor heard before in that format. An astonishing nine years ago...

" IF they release it, I WILL buy it"

Not referring to The Rainbow specifically but there are far too many Queen fans with this attitude so why would Queen release new stuff? I wouldn't if I was them, I would keep selling the same old stuff to the usual mugs.

Stop buying stuff you already have.

Expect new Queen stuff within a year.