A Few Things Explained - in reference to the recent Dutch Queen Day

Thanks for your reply, Greg. We now have confirmation that we can stop hoping for the rarities we know exist. Not just the studio outtakes and demos but also all the unheard Queen live stuff.
After years of hoping for things like ever hearing LA 22-12-1977 or more Crazy tour recordings... I can now leave that behind me.
I just think - and this is in no way a personal attack but just an observation - that it is better not to inform us about what we're not getting anyway.
All that carrot dangling with no carrots (a true carrot being delivered would be releasing a complete unheard seventies show) being delivered may now STOP.

Hi Greg: putting aside the actual right or wrong principal of the "butchering" of the three gigs on the live cd, once the decision was made to amalgamate all three gigs, who had the final say on the absolutely insipid track listing? Presumably the band?

Are there technical aspects with the tapes that meant some of the tracks we don't yet have official live versions of (Need Your Loving Tonight, Rock It being two examples) couldn't be used? I'm sure you can sense some disappointment in us getting vocal ad libs, several covers, and GSTQ instead?

"Would you really want the entire Mannheim gig in addition to both Wembley nights and Budapest? "

Absolutely yes. Better one complete concert given a professional release than highlights of 3 concerts. I'm not sure why you and the band don't appreciate why dedicated fans would prefer this. Better still, release all three concerts in full and provide download links to the interviews for those who want them. You would have my money definitely.

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[b]Holly2003 wrote: [/b] "Would you really want the entire Mannheim gig in addition to both Wembley nights and Budapest? "

Absolutely yes. Better one complete concert given a professional release than highlights of 3 concerts. I'm not sure why you and the band don't appreciate why dedicated fans would prefer this. Better still, release all three concerts in full and provide download links to the interviews for those who want them. You would have my money definitely.[/QUOTE]

I'd rather Sao Paulo though. We have Mannheim in pretty darn great quality already.

Is that the next three Blu-Ray releases from the seventies?

[QUOTE] [b]The Kurgan wrote:[/b]

Is that the next three Blu-Ray releases from the seventies?[/QUOTE]
Are there any prerequisites for this?
I dont think so
we can get only anotherrrrr one Wembley