About Live at the rainbow cover Font

Hi
someone on here could please tell me which is the font used in the cover of queen live at the rainbow art in the word LIVE AT THE ?
I hope someone can help me
thanks a lot in advance
Best wishes
Cesar

Cooper Black, I believe.....

[QUOTE] [b]CESAR BELTRAN M wrote:[/b]

Hi
someone on here could please tell me which is the font used in the cover of queen live at the rainbow art in the word LIVE AT THE ?
I hope someone can help me
thanks a lot in advance
Best wishes
Cesar[/QUOTE]

Cooper std (Standard)

(not black)

thanks a lot guys!
you're the best.
take care.

sorry to boring again, someone has this font to share please?
thanks a lot in advance.

[QUOTE] [b]CESAR BELTRAN M wrote:[/b] sorry to boring again, someone has this font to share please? thanks a lot in advance.[/QUOTE] Here: (first Google's search result) http://fontsgeek.com/fonts/Cooper-Std-Black

don't get confused about the BLACK bit, it's the right font

Thanks a lot Ale Solan

Am I the only one that HATED that choice of font, by the way? lol

I didn't mind it really - the colour scheme and everything worked nicely with it. It certainly could've been a worse choice of font :P

They were looking for a font that said '1970s'. They chose a font that was used frequently in the late '60s and '70s ("L.A. Woman" by The Doors, "Pet Sounds" by The Beach Boys, "Freak Out", Zappa/Mothers, the tv series Dad's Army to name a few). I don't think it's an especially attractive font (not especially ugly either), but it's a very appropriate choice if you consider that they were going for a 1974-look. It fits in well with the rest of the artwork, IMHO.

Well, they choose that font in early 90's, I believe with the VHS release. So, what would you expect? A different font? If that font fits with the named 70's effect.

[QUOTE] [b]thomasquinn 32989 wrote:[/b]

They were looking for a font that said '1970s'. They chose a font that was used frequently in the late '60s and '70s ("L.A. Woman" by The Doors, "Pet Sounds" by The Beach Boys, "Freak Out", Zappa/Mothers, the tv series Dad's Army to name a few). I don't think it's an especially attractive font (not especially ugly either), but it's a very appropriate choice if you consider that they were going for a 1974-look. It fits in well with the rest of the artwork, IMHO.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it does just scream '70's' I guess...........lol.................if I had been in charge of designing it, I would have just went with the Queen II '91 Hollywood Records reissue's font............