professional recording of chicago

There is a short clip of we will rock you being performed in Chicago the clip is a professional recording so does that mean the whole show was professionally recorded?

It's probably from the stage camera feed to the screens. They are fed through a vision mixer. It wouldn't be hard to take a short mix from these. From the footage of the gig I've seen there doesn't seem to be a full film crew.

I would guess, out of choice that if they were going to film a show it would be later in the tour

Where did you find the clip?

I was there and I didn't see a lot of cameras about 3, 4 tops

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[b]Jake12 wrote: [/b] Where did you find the clip?

I was there and I didn't see a lot of cameras about 3, 4 tops[/QUOTE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrc2ONGYHPE

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[b]Jake12 wrote: [/b] Where did you find the clip?

I was there and I didn't see a lot of cameras about 3, 4 tops[/QUOTE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrc2ONGYHPE[/QUOTE]

Thanks. I hope they release all of the concert

I hope they won't record and won't released gig with Lambert.

I don't know, that gig probably won't be released. If there aren't more legs of the tour and they only play the gigs scheduled, and if they release a Bluray of the tour, my bets are three:

Las Vegas, smallest venue of the tour but two nights,

Madison Square Garden, 'cos Brian really like the place

Washington, last date of the tour and the only one open-air.

[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b] Washington, last date of the tour and the only one open-air.[/QUOTE] Not quite ;) http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1385162/all-in-one-2014-q-and-al-tour-festival-dates-list.aspx "7/28 Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ON"

They're also playing Other gig outside the states, Australia etc

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[b]Jake12 wrote: [/b] Where did you find the clip?

I was there and I didn't see a lot of cameras about 3, 4 tops[/QUOTE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrc2ONGYHPE[/QUOTE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTgRlWdzUWA

Ohhh, big mistake for my part!

I read this press note http://www.queenonline.com/en/news-archive/press-release-queen-adam-lambert-announce-north-american-tour/

Well, is very nice to know, a world tour!

Cameras are approaching commodity status, and camera operators have to be on their game even if it's only for the show screen. So they could do many things with the footage, and there'd be no need to throw it away...

If they'll record it, they mustn't release it.

If they released a Paul Rodgers concert, they'll no doubt release a Lamburp one, going by May and Taylor's enthusiasm for him.

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Cameras are approaching commodity status, and camera operators have to be on their game even if it's only for the show screen. So they could do many things with the footage, and there'd be no need to throw it away...[/QUOTE]

There are only four cameras and as they are part of the gigs video set up they are all filming close ups of the stage/ band members. There is one stationary. Hard focus camera at the FOH desk too.

These cameras wouldn't be enough in number or position to film a good quality and entertaining film/DVD of the whole show.

A dedicated film and recording crew would be needed.