Queen: Rock the World will be broadcast UK TV on BBC4 at 9pm on Friday night, November 3rd.
http://www.queenonline.com/news/queen-rock-the-world-on-bbc4
Please don't forget to record the broadcast who has the opportunity.
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Yes, everyone who can, please record it in HD. Thanks :)
I've got my box set to capture the stream of both showings...
I'll be out Friday night though and have shit internet upload speeds so don't expect it before Saturday night.
I'll be out Friday night though and have shit internet upload speeds so don't expect it before Saturday night.
still, for us non-uk peeps we really appreciate getting our paws on it, no matter how long it takes.
We'll be definitely grateful for any quality upload
Thanks Brians wig, I will try to download or capture it through BBC iPlayer as well in case something happens! :)
-Chin
-Chin
Thanks to everybody who plans to do it :) The more sources, the bettter
IT
IS
AMAZING
IS
AMAZING
Soul destroying seeing loads of HD filmed gig and soundtrack footage but without the contemporaneous audio!!
Ah.... the AL bits. Fail.
Yes... I DEMAND to see the raw footage.
Yes... I DEMAND to see the raw footage.
John Deacon is basically the best member of Queen. Incredible revision to history right here.
- No Q+AL apart from a short intro clip at the beginning and outro in the end (yay!) I still hope there's no Q+ or AL at all on the DVD!
- Lots of interesting interviews and backstage scenes (why only 60 minutes???)
- Lots of '77 live scenes which makes me miss a proper '77 live release even more (would have fitted perfectly as documentary bonus to a concert)
- If this movie is basically what can be found on the SDE, i'll definitely skip it (at least at full price) as I already got the album and most bonus tracks and I'm not interested in 2017 Frankenstein Tracks.
- Lots of interesting interviews and backstage scenes (why only 60 minutes???)
- Lots of '77 live scenes which makes me miss a proper '77 live release even more (would have fitted perfectly as documentary bonus to a concert)
- If this movie is basically what can be found on the SDE, i'll definitely skip it (at least at full price) as I already got the album and most bonus tracks and I'm not interested in 2017 Frankenstein Tracks.
Well, I'm happy with that. Great to see MIke Stone doing his thing at the desk. Fred on drums, don't give up the day job.
Well, that was an exercise in alternately "FUCK, there's footage of that???" and "Wait, go back, show me more and stop talking over it"
Recording sessions for It's Late, Champions, Melancholy Blues, including three of them starting to mix Champions.
Soundcheck of TYMD, Brian arguing with Freddie at another soundtcheck
Tour rehearsals at Shepperton - discussing the setlist "You can't say We WILL Rock You AFTER you've rocked them"
Some party with a paper cup fight, drunk Roger and clearly a good time brewing
More backstage stuff (some already seen)
Bits of Houston ( I think that and possibly Earl's Court are the only concert footage)
More interviews (John's passenger seat interview is in RT's Range Rover as they both drive to Shepperton for rehearsals
plus...Freddie drinking out of a can with the four-pack plastic still attached, and Brian's stereotypical 70's Y fronts
There's so much material, it's ideal for a Blu-Ray - an hour of main content, plus extras of - extended rehearsal, extended studio, etc
In short, it's both fabulous and frustrating.
Recording sessions for It's Late, Champions, Melancholy Blues, including three of them starting to mix Champions.
Soundcheck of TYMD, Brian arguing with Freddie at another soundtcheck
Tour rehearsals at Shepperton - discussing the setlist "You can't say We WILL Rock You AFTER you've rocked them"
Some party with a paper cup fight, drunk Roger and clearly a good time brewing
More backstage stuff (some already seen)
Bits of Houston ( I think that and possibly Earl's Court are the only concert footage)
More interviews (John's passenger seat interview is in RT's Range Rover as they both drive to Shepperton for rehearsals
plus...Freddie drinking out of a can with the four-pack plastic still attached, and Brian's stereotypical 70's Y fronts
There's so much material, it's ideal for a Blu-Ray - an hour of main content, plus extras of - extended rehearsal, extended studio, etc
In short, it's both fabulous and frustrating.
Oh, and talking over Freddie playing Brian's guitar...ffs
(in fairness it may not have been plugged in)
(in fairness it may not have been plugged in)