[b]Doga wrote: [/b] I know is going a little fast, but we must spend some time till September, so, what you guys think, Houston? watching how good the Rainbow tapes look, they could do wonders with the Houston gig aswell.
And someone of QP said they were working with Houston in the past, if my memory don't fail, that Houston was the only gig recorded aside Earl's Court of that tour.[/QUOTE]
Earls Court and Houston were on two different tours.
[QUOTE] [b]Mr. Bed Guy wrote:[/b] :-) I´ve got Rainbow 74 video in my Box Of Tricks. For me thats enough from that era. But I'm happy you guys, who are prefering the old fashioned stuff, are glad about this new release. Hoping for some new stuff for me at the end of the year,too.... [/QUOTE]
So you're happy sticking with your outdated VHS tape, which doesn't even come close to this new Blu-Ray release in terms of quality or content... That's a dumb decision.
The Nosuch Disco · Member since
Amazon UK have listed the price for the Super Deluxe Box... £101.64
Me as as an old Queen fan, yeah that 70's era is very, very and very happy - understatement - with this release. And by judging your comments and thoughts proves that there is stíll a market for releasing the 70's stuff. This is huge and I for one believe that is a commercial succes. Could be wrong though. I only hope and wish that QP will continue with releasing some more of this stuff, and in a decent time frame.
Tom
queenside · Member since
does anyone have any information about dvd and blu ray region of this release? it's not specified in the press release. i hope it's gonna be region free cos i'm gonna buy super deluxe box set and it's much cheaper on amazon.com than on any european amazon. i hope single bd and dvd release are also gonna be region free. it's criminal how expensive deluxe box set is on european amazon sites compared to amazon.com.
RafaelS · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]The Nosuch Disco wrote:[/b]
Amazon UK have listed the price for the Super Deluxe Box... £101.64
Don't music releases tend to be region-free? I know it's not a definitive answer, but that was true of both Budapest & the last Wembley release.
brians wig · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
I know is going a little fast, but we must spend some time till September, so, what you guys think, Houston? watching how good the Rainbow tapes look, they could do wonders with the Houston gig aswell.
And someone of QP said they were working with Houston in the past, if my memory don't fail, that Houston was the only gig recorded aside Earl's Court of that tour.[/QUOTE]
Well. Houston was recorded on 525 line NTSC video tape, Rainbow on 625 line PAL video tape.
The quality and colour differences are poles apart so Houston won't look as good as Rainbow.
That said, if Rainbow is only released on NTSC DVD or 60i BD as they have been since QPL signed to Island, then to the 3/4 of the world that have PAL systems, THAT will look shitter than it ought.
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rocknrolllover · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]brians wig wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
I know is going a little fast, but we must spend some time till September, so, what you guys think, Houston? watching how good the Rainbow tapes look, they could do wonders with the Houston gig aswell.
And someone of QP said they were working with Houston in the past, if my memory don't fail, that Houston was the only gig recorded aside Earl's Court of that tour.[/QUOTE]
Well. Houston was recorded on 525 line NTSC video tape, Rainbow on 625 line PAL video tape.
The quality and colour differences are poles apart so Houston won't look as good as Rainbow.
That said, if Rainbow is only released on NTSC DVD or 60i BD as they have been since QPL signed to Island, then to the 3/4 of the world that have PAL systems, THAT will look shitter than it ought.
.
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What do you wanted to say ?
queenside · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Penetration_Guru wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]queenside wrote:[/b]
so still no news about blu ray region? [/QUOTE]
Don't music releases tend to be region-free? I know it's not a definitive answer, but that was true of both Budapest & the last Wembley release.[/QUOTE]
i'm not sure really. anyway i preordered deluxe edition from amazon.com and i hope it will be region free.
queenside · Member since
how long were queen concerts back in '74? they only had 2 (or albums when SHA was released that year) and i know they played some old rock classics. are both shows recorded in its entirety? or just one of them? is november show filmed in its entirety?
rocknrolllover · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]queenside wrote:[/b]
how long were queen concerts back in '74? they only had 2 (or albums when SHA was released that year) and i know they played some old rock classics. are both shows recorded in its entirety? or just one of them? is november show filmed in its entirety? [/QUOTE]
They filmed both November show 19-20.11.1974.
We will see compilation both nights.
From march 31.03.1974 at the same venue unfortunately exist only four video.
queenside · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]queenside wrote:[/b]
how long were queen concerts back in '74? they only had 2 (or albums when SHA was released that year) and i know they played some old rock classics. are both shows recorded in its entirety? or just one of them? is november show filmed in its entirety? [/QUOTE]
They filmed both November show 19-20.11.1974.
We will see compilation both nights.
From march 31.03.1974 at the same venue unfortunately exist only four video.
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are both november shows recorded and filmed in its entirety? is march show recorded in its entirety?