Holly2003 wrote: I find it very hard to believe the soundcheck was filmed at all, and if it was, that's it has been kept it all these years.
I am agree with you. Especially since no documentary evidence was not
Holly2003 wrote: I find it very hard to believe the soundcheck was filmed at all, and if it was, that's it has been kept it all these years.
Holly2003 wrote: I find it very hard to believe the soundcheck was filmed at all, and if it was, that's it has been kept it all these years.
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)Holly2003 wrote: I find it very hard to believe the soundcheck was filmed at all, and if it was, that's it has been kept it all these years.
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Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
AlexRocks wrote:
"Live At The Rainbow" should be part of an anthology covering their entire career up to 2012 with Adam Lambert containing a number of concerts or at least parts of some unreleased and some release.
As far as "Hammersmith" is concerned that should be in a set as well containing the 1975, 1979, and 2012 concerts...
ghostwithasmile wrote:
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)
Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
Lostman wrote:
ghostwithasmile wrote:
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)
Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
I'm sorry for my stupidity, but how does the photo of this reel explain the existence of the recently found Hammersmith soundcheck? This photo tells me nothing.
Holly2003 wrote:
Well done. You've posted a picture of a tape from 1977.
Now, back to my point, why would they record the soundcheck when they couldn't even be bothered to record the encore? The former was never going to be aired so why record it?
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ghostwithasmile wrote:
Lostman wrote:
ghostwithasmile wrote:
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)
Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
I'm sorry for my stupidity, but how does the photo of this reel explain the existence of the recently found Hammersmith soundcheck? This photo tells me nothing.
Forget about the photo, I just wanted to show people they can hae a idea of what a 2"inch tape looks like.The format is the same as 1"tape only the latter one is 1"inch slimmer... these were the standards when Queen had their succes. So they have a lot of these formats.
I do not own any reel of the Hammy show... so I simply cannot show it.
Lostman wrote:ghostwithasmile wrote:
Lostman wrote:
ghostwithasmile wrote:
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)
Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
I'm sorry for my stupidity, but how does the photo of this reel explain the existence of the recently found Hammersmith soundcheck? This photo tells me nothing.
Forget about the photo, I just wanted to show people they can hae a idea of what a 2"inch tape looks like.The format is the same as 1"tape only the latter one is 1"inch slimmer... these were the standards when Queen had their succes. So they have a lot of these formats.
I do not own any reel of the Hammy show... so I simply cannot show it.
I'm still failing to understand where this whole info about the soundcheck came from.
rocknrolllover wrote:
Lostman wrote:ghostwithasmile wrote:
Lostman wrote:
ghostwithasmile wrote:
Okay let me explain some things : Fact 1 this was a recent found : so that is wass excluded to champions of the world (1995), Rare Live (1987) , These are the Days etc.etc. is that is was RECENTLY found, that does NOT mean 1946 ;-)
Imagine : The Queen Archives in London, spanning various formats from 1973- present.... Interviews , live shots by broadcasting station, filmed project etc.etc.Here you will find a picture of 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) 2 inch tape : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=562865287070430&set=a.425940637429563.100406.100000408904857&type=3&theater (you need to login to Facebook for seeing the link)
The size of the damn thing is about 13 inch. It's weight a couple of kilo's , about 4-6 kg.... The running time on this damn thing is about 25 minutes.
Imagine a archive , with footage from 73-86 , how many of these reels will it be , let alone the 16mm. and 35mm and D1 formats etc.etc.
Imagine a show like Wembley which is boxed with ALL camera angles .... You will have 100's of those reels...
Hope you will get the picture : there is only 1 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) way to find out what is one those tapes : by playing it....This is a mega timerobbing job....
I have great repsect for Greg Brooks... to us he has the most exciting job in the world, but also the most boring one, seeing known footage over and over again, hoping to find something new...
This will take a while before the total thing is investigated, labeled and proparly stored away for further use....
This is the reason why it is a recent find !
I'm sorry for my stupidity, but how does the photo of this reel explain the existence of the recently found Hammersmith soundcheck? This photo tells me nothing.
Forget about the photo, I just wanted to show people they can hae a idea of what a 2"inch tape looks like.The format is the same as 1"tape only the latter one is 1"inch slimmer... these were the standards when Queen had their succes. So they have a lot of these formats.
I do not own any reel of the Hammy show... so I simply cannot show it.
I'm still failing to understand where this whole info about the soundcheck came from.
I assume that ghostwithasmile doesn`t know.
Lostman wrote:
ghostwithasmile wrote:
but they found the complete soundcheck on video !
What soundcheck are you talking about? Besides, may I ask where do you get all this info from?