Will the movie encourage people to unearth old Queen goodies?

This new (as in never-before-seen 40 years old) 8mm footage that was just uploaded to youtube has gotten me thinking: is it a coincidence that such a thing makes an appearance at this point in time? I don't think so. Given that the movie is about to be released worldwide, I was wondering if that will encourage some fans and collectors to dust off some of their items and put them out there for everyone to enjoy. What does it really take for someone to share something new, if not some little motivation? On top of that, I expect a lot of people to become new fans of the band. The movie might have some great collateral effects for the collecting scene.

That's great!

Don't forget the unseen 1982 recording session for We Will Rock You that they use in the movie.

Great video. The quality is not enough well, but its great.

[QUOTE] [b]dysan wrote:[/b]

Don't forget the unseen 1982 recording session for We Will Rock You that they use in the movie.[/QUOTE]
Are you underestimating Brian's time travel skills? He's an astrophysicist, you know.

[QUOTE] [b]dysan wrote:[/b]

That's great!

Don't forget the unseen 1982 recording session for We Will Rock You that they use in the movie.[/QUOTE]

Let's hope we will see some footage of Fat Bottomed Girls from 1974-1977.

It'll encourage some new compilation albums of Queen's 70's hits...

Compilation before Christmas, or a repromotion of the platinum collection? Perhaps for 5.99 in HMV. I may repurchase TBH. I'm in the mood for buying a CD.

Absolutley it has for me! Got out my old record and book collection and since then have visited several record shops and two record fairs and topped up my collection with several records and books (some I already had! DOH!).
I'm now some £300 lighter!

[QUOTE] [b]Chinwonder2 wrote:[/b] Just uploaded to YouTube by Entertainment Tonight: New concert footage includes snippets of We Will Rock You (Fast) Another One Bites The Dust Body Language -Chin[/QUOTE] So, to the very least, TV channels may actually find some archival footage if only to go along with the BR movie release :-)

no

I believe so, I heard a kid singing radio gaga the other day

I'm not sure how good they'll be, but I might be getting my hands on some New Haven 1982 photos soon

[QUOTE] [b]Chinwonder2 wrote:[/b] Hey everyone, was just informed of this new Zurich 1979 footage!! http://www.facebook.com/srfarchiv/videos/1612080055604168/ [/QUOTE] I called it! :-P Thank you Chin for the find!

I wish Dave Clarke would release the Gala performance of 'Time'.

Wait until we see the long-awaited 'Don't Try So Hard' video featuring Freddie and John in October of '91!