I'm in. But if they are going to release by Christmas, why does it take QP soooo long to release everything? Maybe time just flows slower for royalty...
Anyway, bring on the Queen stuff including but not limited to the box sets, 46664, and Live Aid!
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I hate to be a killjoy, but am I the only person who thinks they'll have problems getting the rights cleared?
Apparently so.
I'll just nick mine..yoink! AND I'll become Sir Bob Gandolf...one ring to rule them all! One DVD to destroy them all!
I'll just nick mine..yoink! AND I'll become Sir Bob Gandolf...one ring to rule them all! One DVD to destroy them all!
I would LOVE to see Live Aid!
"I hate to be a killjoy, but am I the only person who thinks they'll have problems getting the rights cleared?"
Yes you are.
Somehow I can't see anyone refusing unless they want to be named and shamed and suffer The Wrath of Bob!
Yes you are.
Somehow I can't see anyone refusing unless they want to be named and shamed and suffer The Wrath of Bob!
I don't give a shit about getting all the rights - I just want to see the Queen stuff!
The Queen stuff should be released as a single too...
The Queen stuff should be released as a single too...
I think the reason it wasn't released before was because of the problems with rights etc.
I suspect Mr Geldof is banking on everyone's good nature and the thought that it's better that the rights are granted and money goes to charity rather than a bootlegger.
Of course, it may mean an edited version due to rights being refused by some artists...
I suspect Mr Geldof is banking on everyone's good nature and the thought that it's better that the rights are granted and money goes to charity rather than a bootlegger.
Of course, it may mean an edited version due to rights being refused by some artists...
does somebody know which was the whole set list of Live Aid?
The FM tribute was for charity ... and much remains unreleased on any format. Half of it never made it to DVD.
... So I agree with Zeni.
Furthermore, whoever buys it could keep it for themselves as an ultimate collectors item ...
... So I agree with Zeni.
Furthermore, whoever buys it could keep it for themselves as an ultimate collectors item ...
I'm very delighted by this story.
Sure took Bob a while to figure this out.
However, I'd be happy with the UK Live Aid rather than the US Live Aid portion. The US portion was awful. It was boring and there wasn't much excitement than in Wembley.
About the clearances I'd bet that Led Zep and The Who are not going to give the OK in releasing their appearances of the concert. They've always said that they weren't that pleased with their performances.
About the Freddie Tribute, the video had the almost full concert (except for Spinal Tap, Plant's Innuendo, Zucchero, Extreme doing 'More than Words', and others). I wonder why the DVD release ONLY included the second half.
Sure took Bob a while to figure this out.
However, I'd be happy with the UK Live Aid rather than the US Live Aid portion. The US portion was awful. It was boring and there wasn't much excitement than in Wembley.
About the clearances I'd bet that Led Zep and The Who are not going to give the OK in releasing their appearances of the concert. They've always said that they weren't that pleased with their performances.
About the Freddie Tribute, the video had the almost full concert (except for Spinal Tap, Plant's Innuendo, Zucchero, Extreme doing 'More than Words', and others). I wonder why the DVD release ONLY included the second half.
"I wonder why the DVD release ONLY included the second half."
Brian said it was due to getting the clearances for all the non-Queen stuff. Rather than have Jim Beach do it, they just cut it out.
I still think that if we get Live Aid on DVD, someone will hold out because they didn't like their performance that day.
Brian said it was due to getting the clearances for all the non-Queen stuff. Rather than have Jim Beach do it, they just cut it out.
I still think that if we get Live Aid on DVD, someone will hold out because they didn't like their performance that day.
Well that was pretty lazy of QP for not including the first part on the DVD.
Still, I wonder how come QP produced the almost whole concert for video back in '93, and couldn't for the DVD.
Were there problems back in '93 when the video of the tribute was released?
Still, I wonder how come QP produced the almost whole concert for video back in '93, and couldn't for the DVD.
Were there problems back in '93 when the video of the tribute was released?
Well we can play the game of who isn't going to give the OK for the release.
Again, I still bet that these two groups will refuse the rights of their performance to be shown for the DVD release:
The Who
Led Zepellin
For the one that asked about the set list of the concert here it is:
http://live-aid.chez.tiscali.fr/pages/liveaidtimesdetaileduk.html
Again, I still bet that these two groups will refuse the rights of their performance to be shown for the DVD release:
The Who
Led Zepellin
For the one that asked about the set list of the concert here it is:
http://live-aid.chez.tiscali.fr/pages/liveaidtimesdetaileduk.html
"Still, I wonder how come QP produced the almost whole concert for video back in '93, and couldn't for the DVD.
Were there problems back in '93 when the video of the tribute was released? "
The video was in the pipeline from the beginning, so getting clearance was already considered and dealt with. The impression I got was that the DVD would require new clearances, which could be tricky. Acts like Guns and Roses and Extreme have since broken up, so who knows if they would ever agree.
Were there problems back in '93 when the video of the tribute was released? "
The video was in the pipeline from the beginning, so getting clearance was already considered and dealt with. The impression I got was that the DVD would require new clearances, which could be tricky. Acts like Guns and Roses and Extreme have since broken up, so who knows if they would ever agree.
I saw Live Aid on tv and won't be rushing out to buy it.