this is what Brian said on his soapbox :
"Of course our memories of Budapest in 86 are very strong - it would be one of my favourite shows to see on a DVD in the future"
what do you think about it ? Set list too close to Wembley ? Use of high définition film ?
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Ughh.
I don't see why this has to be released on DVD so soon. I agree with you Neil, the set list is almost identical to Wembley. I've seen Budapest. It was a good concert, but not as good as Wembley. Sure it'll be great to release it on DVD, and with special features and so on. If Brian is really considering this, it is just too soon.
Brian should release some of the 70's concerts. A while ago, in his soapbox, someone asked him if Earls Court '76 will ever see the light of day on DVD. Brian hinted a possibilty. I just hope Brian goes through with this instead of releasing another concert from the Magic Tour.
I don't see why this has to be released on DVD so soon. I agree with you Neil, the set list is almost identical to Wembley. I've seen Budapest. It was a good concert, but not as good as Wembley. Sure it'll be great to release it on DVD, and with special features and so on. If Brian is really considering this, it is just too soon.
Brian should release some of the 70's concerts. A while ago, in his soapbox, someone asked him if Earls Court '76 will ever see the light of day on DVD. Brian hinted a possibilty. I just hope Brian goes through with this instead of releasing another concert from the Magic Tour.
we want a 70's concert!!!
I agree, a 70's show would be nice. I still think they would release a group of performances from milestone shows of the 70's. It seems more pratical to do so. Of course I 'd love a full unedited concert DVD release!
Budapest
Pays to be a Magic fan.
Pays to be a Magic fan.
Tell me Shoujo, is everything they do "too soon" for you!? lol
70's concert please. There have been at least 7 shows officially released on video (3 on DVD) from the 80's and 90's, but only one show from the 70's (0 on DVD).
Releasing another 80's show instead of a 70's show would be an adventure that approaches redundacy.
Releasing another 80's show instead of a 70's show would be an adventure that approaches redundacy.
It'll actually be nice to be this one (full) on DVD... The setlist is ofcourse very similar to Wembley's, but I still want it.
Great! Great!
Pick a wound and pour some salt in it will ya, Adam? ;) :P jk
Oh Adam! It's my phrase! *cackles evily*
Hmmm I've been using the phrase 'too soon' too much too soon. Perhaps I should quit the phrase before it gets old too soon.
Darn! :o
Pick a wound and pour some salt in it will ya, Adam? ;) :P jk
Oh Adam! It's my phrase! *cackles evily*
Hmmm I've been using the phrase 'too soon' too much too soon. Perhaps I should quit the phrase before it gets old too soon.
Darn! :o
Oh and to answer the question...
All these plans are going too fast, too soon!
*shrieks*
Hehehe although they are rumours, but I like thinking on the fast lane.
Right, I'll stop hijacking the topic. Adam started it.
*points at Adam*
buwahahahahaha
All these plans are going too fast, too soon!
*shrieks*
Hehehe although they are rumours, but I like thinking on the fast lane.
Right, I'll stop hijacking the topic. Adam started it.
*points at Adam*
buwahahahahaha
A Magic Tour DvD will NOT be the next release. :-)
Yeah!!! 70's Joint must be released!! Queen at their most artistically driven!! yay!!
The 70s would be more welcome, but the WHOLE Budapest on DVD would be a welcome addition to my collection- far better concert than Wembley IMHO (performance, not the audience)
"Brian hinted a possibilty."
Brian hints a possibility for EVERYTHING. The plausibility and value of what he says always equals zero.
Brian hints a possibility for EVERYTHING. The plausibility and value of what he says always equals zero.
on the whole I'm suprised that Queen Prod. havent announced which DVDs their working on.... of course we'll get GVH 3 later this year, which is great, but what about the live DVD not to mention which album their gonna release as a DVD-A!