I would love to have I'm Going Slightly Mad and Innuendo on Blu-ray.
Hammersmith '79 was a great show (I don't know what others here think of it). What's the odds of that ever being released? Would there be any reason why it couldn't be?[/QUOTE]
Hammersmith '79 is great indeed. I think they're reluctant of releasing stuff they don't have multitracks of, because then they can't fix all the "mistakes" during post-production. With that said, is it known if the Hammersmith '75 multitracks exist?
tero! 48531 · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
And besides, a concert video is about a band playing their songs. A videoclip is a scripted act created by some director, it doesn't enhance the music to me.
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So... basically you're saying that YOUR opinion is the right one? ;)
Because there are a lot of people who don't like concert videos where the performance live performance isn't conveyed with a recording, and all the "live" elements have been re-recorded in the studio anyway. Whereas music videos are meant to be viewed at home, without the band being present.
tomchristie22 · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Biggus Dickus wrote:[/b]
Hammersmith '79 is great indeed. I think they're reluctant of releasing stuff they don't have multitracks of, because then they can't fix all the "mistakes" during post-production. With that said, is it known if the Hammersmith '75 multitracks exist?
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I don't know, but we do know that they managed to fix all the 'mistakes' in it either way.
cmsdrums · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Biggus Dickus wrote:[/b]
With that said, is it known if the Hammersmith '75 multitracks exist?
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I'd say yes, as the edition shown on the BBC in the last few years has been pretty comprehensively remixed to a level beyond just treating a stereo mix.
Hammy 79 hasn't seen the light of day for the reason as given by other posters - that they lost the multitracks. This is really annoying as the stereo mix is more than adequate and sound far better than the Rio 85 mix that they have happily released a couple of times!!
Queenman!! · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Biggus Dickus wrote:[/b]
With that said, is it known if the Hammersmith '75 multitracks exist?
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I'd say yes, as the edition shown on the BBC in the last few years has been pretty comprehensively remixed to a level being just treating a stereo mix.
Hammy 79 hasn't seen the light of day for the reason as given by other posters - that they lost the multitracks. This is really annoying as the stereo mix is more than adequate and sound far better than the Rio 85 mix that they have happily released a couple of times!![/QUOTE]
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Wasn't Hammy 79 released on some other compilation video? I remember NIH from Queen was together with other artist on a video. Maybe the multitracks are at that company who compiled that release....
Update: the Kampuchaconcert; Almi Cinema5 productions
Rick · Member since
Hammersmith 1975 would be a terrible choice. It's a dull concert, with a even more boring setlist. The medley at the end is probably the only highlight.
Also, the concert is already available in pretty good quality, video and audio wise.
Hyde Park 1976 would definitely be my choice. Great setlist and it was such an important event for them. The bootleg video is not a fair representation.
Oscar J · Member since
I think Hammy 1975 would be a good release, but Hyde Park an excellent one.
rhapsody8 · Member since
Hammersmith'75 plus all known footage from Tokyo'75 as bonus... What a great release for 2015 christmas...
RafaelS · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b]
A music video is different, is a visual interpretation of the songs and you can watch how the visuals enhance the music, so is worth it the money to support the artist."
Do you see what I did there? How clever was that! :D[/QUOTE]
Even the Queen members didn't like music videos, quoting Freddie:
"When people hear a song, imagine a story, a music video ruin that imagination and force them to see a predeterminate story"
Or more or less, i'm quoting by memory.
And besides, a concert video is about a band playing their songs. A videoclip is a scripted act created by some director, it doesn't enhance the music to me.
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Your opinion is pointless because real fans want to see the Innuendo videos and outtakes be released. QP doesn't target casual fans but hardcore fans who will buy anything they release. So yes to release a GVHIII is still relevant even today.
rocknrolllover · Member since
S[QUOTE] [b]rhapsody8 wrote:[/b]
Hammersmith'75 plus all known footage from Tokyo'75 as bonus... What a great release for 2015 christmas...[/QUOTE]
Tokyo'75 sheer heart attack, not ANATO
bucsateflon · Member since
no release this year
musicland munich · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]bucsateflon wrote:[/b]
no release this year[/QUOTE]
I `am not well known for writing my ass off on this board, but where is the point ? Is it your opinion ? Your suggestion ?
Or a Fact ?
Oscar J · Member since
[QUOTE]
[b]RafaelS wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]tero! 48531 wrote:[/b] A music video is different, is a visual interpretation of the songs and you can watch how the visuals enhance the music, so is worth it the money to support the artist."
Do you see what I did there? How clever was that! :D[/QUOTE]
Even the Queen members didn't like music videos, quoting Freddie:
"When people hear a song, imagine a story, a music video ruin that imagination and force them to see a predeterminate story"
Or more or less, i'm quoting by memory.
And besides, a concert video is about a band playing their songs. A videoclip is a scripted act created by some director, it doesn't enhance the music to me.
[/QUOTE]
Your opinion is pointless because real fans want to see the Innuendo videos and outtakes be released. QP doesn't target casual fans but hardcore fans who will buy anything they release. So yes to release a GVHIII is still relevant even today.
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Guess I'm not a real fan then. Oh, and people buying everything aren't hardcore fans - they're sheep.
rocknrolllover · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]musicland munich wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]bucsateflon wrote:[/b]
no release this year[/QUOTE]
I `am not well known for writing my ass off on this board, but where is the point ? Is it your opinion ? Your suggestion ?
Or a Fact ?
[/QUOTE]
He's a troll. Don't worry.
Doga · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]RafaelS wrote:[/b] Your opinion is pointless because [b]real fans want to see the Innuendo [/b]videos and[b] outtakes[/b] be released. QP doesn't target casual fans but hardcore fans who will buy anything they release. So yes to release a GVHIII is still relevant even today.[/QUOTE]
