ANNOUNCE: Queen and Budapest - How We Won the East (Video Doku by DoRo)

Always faster than the speed of light... :-)

A newly compiled film by Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher (DoRo) about Queen in Budapest 1986/2005 was just aired here in Germany an hour ago this evening on a TV-Channel called 3Sat.

The 45 minute feature which is titled "How We Won The East" includes footage from Queen´s
1986 and 2005 concerts in Budapest, backstage material, interviews with band members,
Queen´s hungarian promoter and fans from 1986 and 2005.

I recorded this directly onto my PC and encoded it to Mpeg1-format (1152 kbps) for sharing purposes. Running time is about 45 minutes... no commercial breaks ~ file size ca. 450 Mb

As I´m already in some kind of pre-christmas mood, though we had 20 degrees celsius today...
well, I thought I´d share it with you asap...

...so have fun & enjoy! ;-)


PS: Though this is a DoRo-Production... this one is enjoyable!!!

Error connecting to tracker :(
Am I the only one ??

Thank you!

Sounds nice.......not as a lossy file though.
Shame

Thanks again Greg ;-D

I saw it this evening.

I think it is a good documentation with some insider information about the 1986 Budapest concert.

there is NOTHING new in that documentary except for some additional comments from the local promoter. Mixture of Budapest 2005 (live in japan extra dvd) and the magic years 3 budapest parts + concert footage. thought i make it clear for the hard core group ;) ... another wasted opportunity to give us some interesting additional footage from 4 days of shooting in 1986...

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MikloS wrote: [/QUOTENAME]there is NOTHING new in that documentary except for some additional comments from the local promoter. Mixture of Budapest 2005 (live in japan extra dvd) and the magic years 3 budapest parts + concert footage. thought i make it clear for the hard core group ;) ... another wasted opportunity to give us some interesting additional footage from 4 days of shooting in 1986...[/QUOTE]

...and another 2 or 3 days in 2005. I'm downloading it nevertheless. Just one thing - is it dubbed in German?

V.

thank you

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MikloS wrote: [/QUOTENAME]there is NOTHING new in that documentary except for some additional comments from the local promoter. Mixture of Budapest 2005 (live in japan extra dvd) and the magic years 3 budapest parts + concert footage. thought i make it clear for the hard core group ;) ... another wasted opportunity to give us some interesting additional footage from 4 days of shooting in 1986...[/QUOTE]

We´re talking about Doro productions. What do you expect?

Take care

P.S. Thaks for the uploader.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bigV wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MikloS wrote: [/QUOTENAME]there is NOTHING new in that documentary except for some additional comments from the local promoter. Mixture of Budapest 2005 (live in japan extra dvd) and the magic years 3 budapest parts + concert footage. thought i make it clear for the hard core group ;) ... another wasted opportunity to give us some interesting additional footage from 4 days of shooting in 1986...[/QUOTE]

...and another 2 or 3 days in 2005. I'm downloading it nevertheless. Just one thing - is it dubbed in German?

V.
[/QUOTE]

i live in Portugal but via satelite i get german tv channels like 3sat, zdf,dsf,ard and other's.... and i must say i was very surprised to see that they did NOT dubbed the interviews,they in english with german subtitles. off course the narrator speaks in german. but i'm going to have a party because for ONE time in my life i've heard in a german channel english person talking WITHOUT any annoyng german voice over it.

i wonder why german channel don't transmit any program in they're original language. Movies, sitcom's, series,documentaries,what it's not in german... it's ALL dubbed. i'm very happy to live in Portugal,why? here in Portugal the only things that are dubbed are cartoons,nothing moore. i'm almost certain that Portugal is the ONLY country in Europe that transmites movies,series etc in they're original language

Thanks for sharing. :-) I'm curious to see this since not all of us have the Live in Japan bonus dvd.

for those who dont have the japanese dvd, 50% of it is indeed very interesting . The narrator is Rudi Dolezal himself btw :)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]popy wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bigV wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MikloS wrote: [/QUOTENAME]there is NOTHING new in that documentary except for some additional comments from the local promoter. Mixture of Budapest 2005 (live in japan extra dvd) and the magic years 3 budapest parts + concert footage. thought i make it clear for the hard core group ;) ... another wasted opportunity to give us some interesting additional footage from 4 days of shooting in 1986...[/QUOTE]

...and another 2 or 3 days in 2005. I'm downloading it nevertheless. Just one thing - is it dubbed in German?

V.
[/QUOTE]

i live in Portugal but via satelite i get german tv channels like 3sat, zdf,dsf,ard and other's.... and i must say i was very surprised to see that they did NOT dubbed the interviews,they in english with german subtitles. off course the narrator speaks in german. but i'm going to have a party because for ONE time in my life i've heard in a german channel english person talking WITHOUT any annoyng german voice over it.

i wonder why german channel don't transmit any program in they're original language. Movies, sitcom's, series,documentaries,what it's not in german... it's ALL dubbed. i'm very happy to live in Portugal,why? here in Portugal the only things that are dubbed are cartoons,nothing moore. i'm almost certain that Portugal is the ONLY country in Europe that transmites movies,series etc in they're original language[/QUOTE]

Nope, Dutch do the same thing :)
Even the majority of the cartoons is broadcasted in the original language.

Thanks for this upload, very fast I must say!

Thnx for this !