Is Greg Brooks archiving work now done? No. Not yet.

Go on Greg my son!-get stuck in there!

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

- Earls Court 77 - 2 separate nights, don't combine them into one - CD+DVD

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I think the best decision for both sides (QPL/Universal and fans/music lovers) is to release an options to chose from:

1) Combination of best performances from both nights on DVD/BD/CD for mainstream of music lovers category.
It will be bought by the fans/collectors anyway :)

2) Complete performances of both nights on DVD/BD/CD in Super Deluxe Box Set for hardcore fans and collectors.

Same for Rock In Rio '85 concerts.

Similar scheme was used for recent Deep Purple's Made In Japan 40th anniversary reissue.


Why no-one ever mentioned 2 or 3 recorded/filmed Paris '79 shows ?

[QUOTE] [b]GB: Queen Archivist wrote:[/b]

The next stunning Queen concert gem is being considered carefully right now. This week, we are in the archive again looking into precisely what we have to offer you guys next, and that includes which items of memorabilia are the most interesting and rare. It will be something exciting and on a par with 'Live At The Rainbow '74'. PLUS, there are several other projects in the pipeline that fans like you and me have been waiting decades to have and enjoy. They are coming!!

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Thanks to you and to your staff for making such a great release of Rainbow'74, I think it's been the BEST thing that Queen released after Made in Heaven.

Please go on and keep this standard. A lot of fans like me are really disappointed about the Lambert project and all we are wating for are the old things.

Follow Pittrek's tips, I think he wrote all the main things that we want.

PS: I want a Live Killers / Crazy Tour box set with 2-3 unreleased sounboard recordings :) and the Houstoun '77 + Harris's documentary box set :)

[QUOTE] [b]GB: Queen Archivist wrote:[/b]

It will be something exciting and on a par with 'Live At The Rainbow '74'. PLUS, there are several other projects in the pipeline that fans like you and me have been waiting decades to have and enjoy. They are coming!!


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Great news.

A perfect job Greg, best archive release I've seen from any band.

Greg, keep up the good work, that's all I have to say, the Rainbow release was stunning, beautiful. Thank you all.

Keep 'em coming, I have more monies for projects like this.

Queen in Zagreb ,Croatia 1979 is somerhing we would never never hear...Maybe there is some recording but who knows.

Btw Greg is doing one hell of a job!!!
Greg is the man!
Thanks pal for all your bootlegs ;)

[QUOTE] [b]GB: Queen Archivist wrote:[/b]
It will be something exciting and on a par with 'Live At The Rainbow '74'. PLUS, there are several other projects in the pipeline that fans like you and me have been waiting decades to have and enjoy. They are coming!!


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Seriously awesome news.............keep em coming!!!! Rainbow was utterly awesome!

[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]

Greg,

All I can say is - the standard has been set. High.

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Is there no plan to release a studio archive anthology: a box with various alternative versions and whatever interesting things there may exist from Queen's album recording sessions?

Queen Live at the Rainbow is a fantastic product. Well done to all involved!
More such projects would be awesome!
I'm sure there's lots of potential in the archives...

Thanks for Live At The Rainbow, the best concerts for me! Waiting more stunning releases in 2015! ;)

Well we did get a sneak peek on the 2011 bonus tracks. I wish someday QP will release all of those concerts. Keep up the great stuff Greg. It's been so great to listen QUEEN live album every year.

[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]

Why no-one ever mentioned 2 or 3 recorded/filmed Paris '79 shows ?
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That qualifies under "Live Killers box", no !?

Perhaps the disappointing forever, ranbow was, and is, a fucking excellent release, is nice to see the QP release things that the fans want to have!!