Solos on Greatest Hits III DVD

The only proper release can be:

1)Innuendo (1991)
2)Headlong (1991)
3)I`m Going Slightly Mad (1991)
4)The Show Must Go On (1991)
5)These Are The Days Of Our Lives (1991 / Disney version or normal one)
6)Heaven For Everyone (1995 / David Mallett version)
7)A Winter`s Tale (1995 / DORO version)
8)You Don`t Fool Me (1995 / unfortanetly we only have this shitty experimental short)
9)Let Me Live (1995 / again: unfortanetly we only have this shitty experimental short)
10)Too Much Love Will Kill You (1995 Queen version / Doro music video)
11)No One But You (Only the Good Die Young) (1998 / DORO video)
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12)Somebody To Love with George Michael from the Freddie Tribute (because it was the fifth number one single from Queen, although not a new song back then)

please no Rah Mix (no new song and not a hit)
please no shitty Another One Bites the Dust remake (what has this to do with an official Queen record anyway because its a project from another artist without teaming up with Queen)
and please: no solo stuff on a Queen video (it doesn`t belong there, or is there any on GVH 1 or 2???). The Freddie Mercury Solo Collection is out there anyway. Doesn`t really make sense to release it again.

The only question that remains: What to do with "Show Must Go On" with Elton John. It was neither a single-release nor a chart-hit, but Elton sang it often during the 90s in concert. I would it put up there, although the original song is already up there on the GVH3.

<font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:

DISC TWO
Too Much Love Will Kill You - Brian May's version
Heaven For Everyone - The Cross' version
Freddie's Loves documentary
Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story documentary
Queen Legends documentary
The Story of Bohemian Rhapsody docmentary
News Reports on Freddie's deaths

That'd total roughly 5 hours and 30 minutes. I doubt that'd fit on one DVD.

Well, we can put a couple of documentaries on a third disc. We can have a third disc can we?

brian_may - i agree with your list. that would be cool. and i would add In My Defence - for some reason i feel it would be right.

<b><font color="red">Peter Cetera</b> wrote: [/
The only question that remains: What to do with "Show Must Go On" with Elton John. It was neither a single-release nor a chart-hit, but Elton sang it often during the 90s in concert. I would it put up there, although the original song is already up there on the GVH3.

Yes, but take a look at some of the CD singles that are released. There's a half a dozen versions of the same song.
It would not be a stretch at all to put both version of the video in the collection, especially with how easy it would be to call one an "extra".

I think another question is - will they put the other version of S2L with George and the ORIGINAL guitar solo like on the VHS??

I would expect most if not all things from "Greatest Flix III" to be on "Greatest Video Hits III". Including the solo videos.

AlexRocks wrote:

I would expect most if not all things from "Greatest Flix III" to be on "Greatest Video Hits III". Including the solo videos.

At least someone agrees with me. Cheers AlexRocks.

<font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:

DISC TWO
Too Much Love Will Kill You - Brian May's version
Heaven For Everyone - The Cross' version
Freddie's Loves documentary
Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story documentary
Queen Legends documentary
The Story of Bohemian Rhapsody docmentary
News Reports on Freddie's deaths

That'd total roughly 5 hours and 30 minutes. I doubt that'd fit on one DVD.

Pirates of The Carribean boasts 10 hours of extras on Disc 2