So, a Live Killers box set has been confirmed?
That'd be excellent news !
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Ale Solan
[QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
So, a Live Killers box set has been confirmed?
That'd be excellent news ![/QUOTE]
Not officially confirmed but it will be.
So, a Live Killers box set has been confirmed?
That'd be excellent news ![/QUOTE]
Not officially confirmed but it will be.
Dr Magus
I've said this before but I dream about a 20+ disc box set. I know it'll never happen but still.
on my way up
Well, the crazy thing is that a 20+ disc box set is perfectly possible with all the material they have... (they really should include a couple Crazy tour shows in a 1979 box too!)
Indeed very sad such a really big box will never happen :-(
Indeed very sad such a really big box will never happen :-(
Ale Solan
A 20+ box? No way.
4 discs plus DVD and/or Bluray + book + memorabilia shit, same as usual.
4 discs plus DVD and/or Bluray + book + memorabilia shit, same as usual.
Ale Solan
Disc 1 and 2, Live Killers 2011 Remaster
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
bas
bas
Disc 1 and 2, Live Killers 2011 Remaster
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
^^^ Now that would be nice!!
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
^^^ Now that would be nice!!
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
Ale Solan
[QUOTE] [b]bas wrote:[/b]
Disc 1 and 2, Live Killers 2011 Remaster
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
^^^ Now that would be nice!!
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
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Queen Productions Ltd.: bad decisions since 1970.
Disc 1 and 2, Live Killers 2011 Remaster
Disc 3 and 4, uncut and unreleased takes from the tour
DVD and Bluray with footage from the tour
^^^ Now that would be nice!!
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
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Queen Productions Ltd.: bad decisions since 1970.
Art Lawyer
We want it all and we want it now!!!
We want 45 CD Live Killers box set with all shows without overdubs. (1 CD with soundcheck before show) + 5 DVD - Paris and Tokyo concerts with bonus material. (Spring 2019)
We want Hammersmith Odeon 1979 DVD + (24 CD soundboard tapes from Crazy Tour included famous Newcastle shows, Liverpool, Dublin, Brighton, All London shows) + bonus material 2CD Open Air Saarbrucken 1979 (Autumn/Winter 2019)
If the tapes exist why we couldn't get this kind of release?
We want 45 CD Live Killers box set with all shows without overdubs. (1 CD with soundcheck before show) + 5 DVD - Paris and Tokyo concerts with bonus material. (Spring 2019)
We want Hammersmith Odeon 1979 DVD + (24 CD soundboard tapes from Crazy Tour included famous Newcastle shows, Liverpool, Dublin, Brighton, All London shows) + bonus material 2CD Open Air Saarbrucken 1979 (Autumn/Winter 2019)
If the tapes exist why we couldn't get this kind of release?
cmi
What's the point to wish 2011 remaster?
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.
Ale Solan
[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]
What's the point to wish 2011 remaster?
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.[/QUOTE]
I don't wish that but it's the way it's gonna be.
What's the point to wish 2011 remaster?
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.[/QUOTE]
I don't wish that but it's the way it's gonna be.
Wiley
[QUOTE] [b]bas wrote:[/b]
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
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Well. Queen DID jump into the "official bootlegs" bandwagon back in 2004 but they messed it up ROYALLY, like only Queen Production can (at times).
I give to you, Queen's officially-released "Top 100 Bootlegs":
www.ultimatequeen.co.uk/queen/discography/the-top-100-bootlegs.htm
Only 32 were released and they were digital downloads of existing bootlegs in their original bootleg quality, often not even the best sources available. You could literally download the same shows in BETTER quality off of Queenzone and torrent sites. Embarrasing.
However I still don't understand why Queen has never followed the example of The Who or Pearl Jam and come up with a bunch of official bootlegs that cover all gigs from several tours.
For The Who and Pearl jam it worked perfectly, the official bootlegs by these band sold by the millions. The interest among a lot of Queen fans would even be greater I suppose.
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Well. Queen DID jump into the "official bootlegs" bandwagon back in 2004 but they messed it up ROYALLY, like only Queen Production can (at times).
I give to you, Queen's officially-released "Top 100 Bootlegs":
www.ultimatequeen.co.uk/queen/discography/the-top-100-bootlegs.htm
Only 32 were released and they were digital downloads of existing bootlegs in their original bootleg quality, often not even the best sources available. You could literally download the same shows in BETTER quality off of Queenzone and torrent sites. Embarrasing.
Randy Butternubs
Paris 79 2CD + Tokyo 79 DVD pls and thank you
Nathan H
[QUOTE] [b]Ale Solan wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]
What's the point to wish 2011 remaster?
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.[/QUOTE]
I don't wish that but it's the way it's gonna be.[/QUOTE]
Brian and Roger both didn't like that album as they were the two members who spoke unfavourably of the album at the time. At the end of the day they approve what gets released or doesn't get released.
[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]
What's the point to wish 2011 remaster?
This album needs to be properly remixed, resequenced with all previously omitted tracks to be restored in the set.[/QUOTE]
I don't wish that but it's the way it's gonna be.[/QUOTE]
Brian and Roger both didn't like that album as they were the two members who spoke unfavourably of the album at the time. At the end of the day they approve what gets released or doesn't get released.