cmsdrums
A 5.1 mix of the original album wouldn't go amiss with me too.
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Makka
Hopefully they'll get this one perfect!!
blueroom
Hopefully this won't just be the 2011 deluxe NOTW with an extra DVD tacked on...
dysan
I'd be ok with that, as the VERY MINIMUM.
Just to set some alarm bells ringing: Do we know if they filmed any 2017 shows with the Frank backdrop?
Just to set some alarm bells ringing: Do we know if they filmed any 2017 shows with the Frank backdrop?
softcalavera2
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]softcalavera2 wrote:[/b]
No chance about include Houston 77 or Earls Court 77, i think that both of them are to release individually...like Odeon 75 or Rainbow 74.[/QUOTE]
Why people insist with Earls Court? That's part of A Day At The Races tour.[/QUOTE]
yes, you right!! i only said Earls Court because a lot of people speak about it with Houston.
[QUOTE] [b]softcalavera2 wrote:[/b]
No chance about include Houston 77 or Earls Court 77, i think that both of them are to release individually...like Odeon 75 or Rainbow 74.[/QUOTE]
Why people insist with Earls Court? That's part of A Day At The Races tour.[/QUOTE]
yes, you right!! i only said Earls Court because a lot of people speak about it with Houston.
bucsateflon
5 pages of nothing...
Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira
[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]
Yes, Dappy....the 8th dwarf[/QUOTE]
LOL
Yes, Dappy....the 8th dwarf[/QUOTE]
LOL
MercurialFreddie
[QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]
The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]This is what we thought for years since the article "Queen live in the seventies" mentioned this. But - apparently - sources close to the band have denied this in recent times (same for the UK 1984 shows...)
[/QUOTE]
Hmm, a shame. But let's see what they have found in the archives (if they did any thorough searching, that is). Some live tracks from the NOTW tour (other than Houston) would be a dream come true.
[/QUOTE]
I totally agree.
There's clearly "a" recording of the last night from that 1977 tour... Reading the reviews from that show really makes you want to hear that show! FM was apparently in top shape as were the rest of the boys and the setlist is the best they ever had (just compare to Hot Space US tour just 5 years later, a day and night difference)
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///\\\///\\\\///\\\So not EVEN ONE of the Wembley 84' shows was recorded as a multitrack ? Can anyone shed some more light on this ? ///\\\///\\\///\\\//\\
There's also a thesis that Queen recorded every show (audio of course) since the early 70's on a two-track tape.
I hope they have more multitrack recorded gigs especially from the end of the 70's and the 80's.
[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Rick wrote:[/b]
The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]This is what we thought for years since the article "Queen live in the seventies" mentioned this. But - apparently - sources close to the band have denied this in recent times (same for the UK 1984 shows...)
[/QUOTE]
Hmm, a shame. But let's see what they have found in the archives (if they did any thorough searching, that is). Some live tracks from the NOTW tour (other than Houston) would be a dream come true.
[/QUOTE]
I totally agree.
There's clearly "a" recording of the last night from that 1977 tour... Reading the reviews from that show really makes you want to hear that show! FM was apparently in top shape as were the rest of the boys and the setlist is the best they ever had (just compare to Hot Space US tour just 5 years later, a day and night difference)
[/QUOTE]
///\\\///\\\\///\\\So not EVEN ONE of the Wembley 84' shows was recorded as a multitrack ? Can anyone shed some more light on this ? ///\\\///\\\///\\\//\\
There's also a thesis that Queen recorded every show (audio of course) since the early 70's on a two-track tape.
I hope they have more multitrack recorded gigs especially from the end of the 70's and the 80's.
mike hunt
I think NOTW was the best selling studio album they did In America. Opera also sold well, and is considered their peak album creativity wise, but News and The Game was their best sellers I think. So hopefully they do this boxset Justice.
Unniendo
[QUOTE]
[b]softcalavera2 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]softcalavera2 wrote:[/b]
No chance about include Houston 77 or Earls Court 77, i think that both of them are to release individually...like Odeon 75 or Rainbow 74.[/QUOTE]
Why people insist with Earls Court? That's part of A Day At The Races tour.[/QUOTE]
yes, you right!! i only said Earls Court because a lot of people speak about it with Houston.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely right. First the Hyde Park theme was dropped, and now the same thing with awesome more significant and extensive Earls Court.... History must be consistent without torn pages......
[b]softcalavera2 wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]softcalavera2 wrote:[/b]
No chance about include Houston 77 or Earls Court 77, i think that both of them are to release individually...like Odeon 75 or Rainbow 74.[/QUOTE]
Why people insist with Earls Court? That's part of A Day At The Races tour.[/QUOTE]
yes, you right!! i only said Earls Court because a lot of people speak about it with Houston.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely right. First the Hyde Park theme was dropped, and now the same thing with awesome more significant and extensive Earls Court.... History must be consistent without torn pages......
Golden Salmon
[QUOTE]
[b]Freddie rey wrote: [/b] I'm starting to get exited, as every queen product before we know all the details, I hope that when we know all the details that excitement didn't become angry[/QUOTE]
It's the "new Queen release cycle" again!
[b]Step 1[/b] - Get hyped: "Silver Salmon! Hangman! John Deacon sings Bohemian Rhapsody!"
[b]Step 2[/b] - Info on new release leaks on the Internet: "Oh shit, all that crap again???"
[b]Step 3[/b] - Die a little when you spend your hard-earned money on yet another same-old, same-old thing
[b]Step 4[/b] - Queen Productions teases a new release
[b]Step 5[/b] - Go to step 1
[QUOTE] [b]soxtalon wrote:[/b]
Thus the cycle begins.
Possibility of products leak somewhere other than the band.
Product with little information confirmed by band
Wild speculation of what *COULD* be included
Ramped up enthusiasm and convincing self that this time QPL could get it full on right
Actual product information released ala wet fart in church.
However, with that being said...I myself am full on in the speculation and convincing myself phases. I want outtakes more than anything else. Unreleased demos, alternate takes, etc. We know they exist. THIS is when you put those out.
BUT they are at least ahead of the ball by including the documentary. I have faith that Simon Lupton (who had partnered with Rhys on Days of Our Lives and TGP if I recall correctly) will deliver as faithful a doc as possible, if allowed. It would be great if they had gotten Bob Harris to come back in and narrate if need be! [/QUOTE]
Damn, you beat me to the punch :-P
I'm positive something new and worthwhile will be there, but in a "5 seconds of Piece of my Heart" kind of way.
[b]Freddie rey wrote: [/b] I'm starting to get exited, as every queen product before we know all the details, I hope that when we know all the details that excitement didn't become angry[/QUOTE]
It's the "new Queen release cycle" again!
[b]Step 1[/b] - Get hyped: "Silver Salmon! Hangman! John Deacon sings Bohemian Rhapsody!"
[b]Step 2[/b] - Info on new release leaks on the Internet: "Oh shit, all that crap again???"
[b]Step 3[/b] - Die a little when you spend your hard-earned money on yet another same-old, same-old thing
[b]Step 4[/b] - Queen Productions teases a new release
[b]Step 5[/b] - Go to step 1
[QUOTE] [b]soxtalon wrote:[/b]
Thus the cycle begins.
Possibility of products leak somewhere other than the band.
Product with little information confirmed by band
Wild speculation of what *COULD* be included
Ramped up enthusiasm and convincing self that this time QPL could get it full on right
Actual product information released ala wet fart in church.
However, with that being said...I myself am full on in the speculation and convincing myself phases. I want outtakes more than anything else. Unreleased demos, alternate takes, etc. We know they exist. THIS is when you put those out.
BUT they are at least ahead of the ball by including the documentary. I have faith that Simon Lupton (who had partnered with Rhys on Days of Our Lives and TGP if I recall correctly) will deliver as faithful a doc as possible, if allowed. It would be great if they had gotten Bob Harris to come back in and narrate if need be! [/QUOTE]
Damn, you beat me to the punch :-P
I'm positive something new and worthwhile will be there, but in a "5 seconds of Piece of my Heart" kind of way.
BETA215
^ Yeah, a bit like the snippets featured in the last documentary from a rehearsal playing Bo Rhap.
Ale Solan
[QUOTE]
[b]Rick wrote: [/b] The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]
Every single Queen gig from 1970 to now was recorded and remains in Queen vaults.
[b]Rick wrote: [/b] The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]
Every single Queen gig from 1970 to now was recorded and remains in Queen vaults.
Anton3283
[QUOTE] [b]Ale Solan wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE]
[b]Rick wrote: [/b] The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]
Every single Queen gig from 1970 to now was recorded and remains in Queen vaults.[/QUOTE]
Really?
[QUOTE]
[b]Rick wrote: [/b] The three London gigs in 1978 were properly recorded, right? Audio, that is.[/QUOTE]
Every single Queen gig from 1970 to now was recorded and remains in Queen vaults.[/QUOTE]
Really?
cmi
Of course not! PROPER recording means MULTITRACK recording, not dry unbalanced mono or stereo (at best) soundboard recording on reel-to-reel or something...