Radio Gaga - Sanremo 1984 - both nights (Red Colour Restoration)

gerry wrote: Sure Montreux 1984 & 1986 were welcomed with open arms
on the official Queen release Dvds.
As Queen collectors we get greedy for everything to get a released, but sanremo 1984 should have got priority somewhere on a Queen release.
Not many fans have seen that one!

While I agree that these two TV-spots should be released - mostly for the sake of having a complete anthology of the band's work - they're not all that special.

I think foreign tv appearances from Freddie and Queen are worthy as long as it is good quality.
In my opinion both nights are certainly worthy of a dvd release even as a filler or bonus material.

pittrek wrote: Well but Montreux 86 is cut on the official source. Wouldn't it be a good idea to combine the broadcast recording with the official release?

Sorry for my ignorance but which part is cut on the official release?

84. not 86. The first minute or so of Radio Ga Ga is missing. I gave Chief Mouse the missing bit from a broadcast recording, unfortunately in crappy quality

Thank you.

Thank you very much Chief for all the efforts and upgrades and all the love and sweat you gave to bring these
spots up here.

best regards,
W.

Thanks a lot for this Chief. Another great restoration. You keep doing things to these videos that i didn´t know were even possible.

On a side note, i didn´t enjoy the extra audio track. This song is - in my opinion - one of the best Pop songs ever produced. In this version, i miss the light of the song, so to speak. I understand that some Queen songs can be tweaked according to people tastes, but i never felt that Radio GaGA was one of them.

Thank you!

Based on the comparison pics it looks like a big improvement in quality.
Thanks a lot, Chief.

I agree with MrQueenFan that Radio Gaga is one of the best Pop songs ever produced ;)
Listening to that song in a live concert and clapping hands together is gold.

Thank you very much for this fantastic upgrade!