A possible way to obtain a HQ copy of the Calling All Girls 4:3 video

The first option should always be Snow Productions, but only if the version of Calling All Girls on his DVDs is a proper copy.

The second option is to see anyone who downloaded Queen videos when the ABC's Rage video download SMS service was active. There's a lot of videos surviving from it, but none of it is Queen.

The third option is to flood that guy who posses off-air copies of two "rare" Queen videos from ABC Rage recorded following Freddie Mercury's death. However they regularly cut part of the intros of music videos sometimes, which affects their 1980s videos but I don't know for 70s content (Fat Bottomed Girls is worth checking out, since I have a feeling the repeated footage ending was on the original 4:3 video as you can see it starting in Greatest Flix).

It was played on Rage in 1991 after Freddies death , a friend recorded it and i have an SVHS copy of his recording. I plan to find it, just mived house recently so much stuff in boxes

[QUOTE] [b]AaronReturn2004 wrote:[/b]

The first option should always be Snow Productions, but only if the version of Calling All Girls on his DVDs is a proper copy.

The second option is to see anyone who downloaded Queen videos when the ABC's Rage video download SMS service was active. There's a lot of videos surviving from it, but none of it is Queen.

The third option is to flood that guy who posses off-air copies of two "rare" Queen videos from ABC Rage recorded following Freddie Mercury's death. However they regularly cut part of the intros of music videos sometimes, which affects their 1980s videos but I don't know for 70s content (Fat Bottomed Girls is worth checking out, since I have a feeling the repeated footage ending was on the original 4:3 video as you can see it starting in Greatest Flix).[/QUOTE]

This was included on Greatest Video Hits 2. It's on the 2nd DVD.

is it still available for purchase with the 2nd disc? i believe it's now only available as a 2 disc set that includes the 1st disc of each of the original DVD sets.

but yes, it was readily available for many years as a bonus feature. amazon.ca is my source... maybe things are different around the world.

Maybe try a region free version. Region 0.

[url]https://www.worldofbooks.com/en-gb/film/dvd/queen-the-dvd-collection-greatest-video-hits-2/DVDB0000DB56QLN[/url]

Try that link.

[QUOTE] [b]AaronReturn2004 wrote:[/b]

The first option should always be Snow Productions, but only if the version of Calling All Girls on his DVDs is a proper copy.

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Why must that always be the first option? Unless he has found something remarkable, the copy he has been putting out is, well....shite.

I have now sent a 4:3 copy of the Nov 1991 Australian ABC broadcast to Chief Mouse

Hoping it works. We're getting close

[QUOTE] [b]guild93 wrote:[/b]

I have now sent a 4:3 copy of the Nov 1991 Australian ABC broadcast to Chief Mouse[/QUOTE]
is possibeto share your version here please ?

Here you are: https://bit.ly/2YRrb4H

Thnks ., but is not svhs guild93 copy I think

[QUOTE] [b]guild93 wrote:[/b]
It was played on Rage in 1991 after Freddies death , a friend recorded it and i have an SVHS copy of his recording. I plan to find it, just mived house recently so much stuff in boxes [/QUOTE]
Are you sure it was actually a "Rage" broadcast?
I only ask as it's not listed.

[QUOTE] [b]The Kurgan wrote:[/b] [QUOTE] [b]guild93 wrote:[/b] It was played on Rage in 1991 after Freddies death , a friend recorded it and i have an SVHS copy of his recording. I plan to find it, just mived house recently so much stuff in boxes [/QUOTE] Are you sure it was actually a "Rage" broadcast? I only ask as it doesn't appear in the August 2019 edition of their red book. [/QUOTE]

Thanks for the confirmation.

is there some where download link for rage version please ?