Houston 1977 complete

starfleet wrote:

An interesting thread this with a bazaar tangent at the end but at the risk of getting back to the main topic I may be able to offer some common ground between those who want to protect their investment (Houston 77) and those who are desperate to hear what all the fuss is about.

As some of you might know due to my much plugging (apologies),I run an online station for the finest and most dedicated fans around but many of you may not be aware that my library is quite extensive, thus I have decided for one night only to broadcast the infamous Houston 77 concert tomorrow from 5.30pm.

Those of you who own this beauty please do not panic. The Queen Radio player has no record facility so your investment is quite safe but for those of you who have not heard this 'Soundboard' quality concert yet, it really is a must.

Please don't forget, 'Queen Radio' is your station and nobody else's so lets keep it that way by showing your support tomorrow from 5.30pm GMT

www.queentribute.co.uk

It's always possible to record something if you got the wrigth eqiupment. Don't panic i have not that equipment. Maybe someone else :)

It's always possible to record something if you got the wrigth eqiupment. Don't panic i have not that equipment. Maybe someone else :)

Trust me, I know what I'm doing ;-) It will be safe I can promise.

Posted: 5/8/2005 1:57:16 PM Edit Reply Reply with Quote
It's always possible to record something if you got the wrigth eqiupment. Don't panic i have not that equipment. Maybe someone else :)

Trust me, I know what I'm doing ;-) It will be safe I can promise.


Oh, I trust you, but... Well, not that I am going to record your show (I don't need to), but as a matter of fact I could record ANYTHING that comes out of my speakers!

Great initiative, btw! ;-)

There was ONE show: in Urk!!

Get your info right, Mr Quinn, before you attack someone!

quit this shit. do anybody gonna share houston 77? i would trade something, but i don't have anything so rare. so quit this shit if you don't tell anything reasonable.

Hey Mr. X - is the footage with Freddie and the Urker sailors in there too??

"In the Lap of mien moo" - classic! ;-)))

Boz Boorer wrote:

quit this shit. do anybody gonna share houston 77? i would trade something, but i don't have anything so rare. so quit this shit if you don't tell anything reasonable.

This ain't shit. This is the truth. It sure was a great show, I was there backstage. John played an electric bagpipes for the Urkish anthem, that's a tradition. John was the star on this evening, he even did his 22 minutes vocal improvisation of the Urkish Pelgrim's Song. Mr X had forgotten to put it in the setlist.

that wasn't point. are you retard?

Some people just don't get it, now do they?!

HEY, WHATS KEEPING THAT FREAKIN' DOWNLOAD??

great, this is really funny.

Exactly. Before a highly coke-overdossed vicuña leaked on Brian's leg and got electrocuted.

The press road was a mess. A bunch of Bolivian Drag Queens came into the room and one of them, a guy named Eleuterio Mamani, attributed the childhood of his son to John "El Putañero" Deacon.

Hmmm... so THAT'S why John is retired...

*kick*

any news allready :)

Becasue a good friend of mine, I could make a review track by track of the audio recording.

I find it's got a lot of piano stuff and you miss some more rock tunes form those days but it's amazing anyway.

THE_MEXICAN_MAN wrote:

THE_HERO IS A NEWBIE COLLECTOR

so what, and ?

Me to ............