hello.
i was wondering if there is going to be a new queen concert dvd wich one should it be.
i hope that they release hammersmith 24/12/1975 on dvd with some extras from 1976/77 tour.
greetz bradley
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I hope for an BIG BOX Set with all 70's concerts...but I don't think this will ever happen....
As for now, I keep my fingers crossed for Houston'77 , awesome Performance, killer Set-List!
As for now, I keep my fingers crossed for Houston'77 , awesome Performance, killer Set-List!
Any would be fine, at least it would be one
From Hyde Park or Rainbow.
Hammersmith 1979, with highlights of Live Killers tour please.
Or the Crazy Tour.
hammersmith odeon 1979
with intervieuws,specials tour highlights ’79
we are the champions live houston 1977
as an indication to the next dvd to come.
with intervieuws,specials tour highlights ’79
we are the champions live houston 1977
as an indication to the next dvd to come.
As our imagination runs wild and out of control Queen productions is hard at work. Patience ladies and gentlemen, we must have patience.
1. Hyde Park 1976
2. Earls Court 1977
3. Houston 1977
Although I agree that Hammersmith 1979 is a great concert with Freddie in superb shape, I do not hope this will be the next dvd. It almost has a simular setlist as the WWRY dvd (Montreal 1981) and it doesn't have enough songs of the first 5 great albums.
Hyde Park is just a historical gig for Queen, in front of 150.000 people. Great setlist and a very big drumkit haha :P
Earls Court is the best performance I've ever seen of them. Musicwise the vocals aren't the best I've ever heard.Great setlist and Brian is in very good shape and the band just seems to have a good time which is important.
Houston is also good ; it has a good setlist and musicwise they are in great shape. But I don't think the picture and audio quality of this concert is good enough for a proper dvd release.
2. Earls Court 1977
3. Houston 1977
Although I agree that Hammersmith 1979 is a great concert with Freddie in superb shape, I do not hope this will be the next dvd. It almost has a simular setlist as the WWRY dvd (Montreal 1981) and it doesn't have enough songs of the first 5 great albums.
Hyde Park is just a historical gig for Queen, in front of 150.000 people. Great setlist and a very big drumkit haha :P
Earls Court is the best performance I've ever seen of them. Musicwise the vocals aren't the best I've ever heard.Great setlist and Brian is in very good shape and the band just seems to have a good time which is important.
Houston is also good ; it has a good setlist and musicwise they are in great shape. But I don't think the picture and audio quality of this concert is good enough for a proper dvd release.
Hammersmith 1979
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JDL2nd wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1.
Houston is also good ; it has a good setlist and musicwise they are in great shape. But I don't think the picture and audio quality of this concert is good enough for a proper dvd release.[/QUOTE]
Mmhh, the footage from Houston on Rare Live and Greatest Hits 1 looks superp for me...
Hyde Park is a historical Event, but there are some recording problems during this concert. Freddie's Voice sound a bit strange. I haven't seen the footage on the "ANATO" DVD, just have the QTV version, but the Audio quality is below average for an official release.
I wonder what else is hidden in the vaults. The Concerts in Munich 1978 and 1979 where filmed by German TV, in astounding quality. Especialy the '79 Concert is great, wonderfull camera angles and good sound. But i think the complete recordings are lost, since they where edited down for an TV Special.
I hope there will be a DVD release from a 70's Concert this year. Other Bands, for example Deep Purple, please their Fans even with Black & White footage (Live in Denmark '72). Surely not today's standard, but who cares?
Kiss released their Box Set with couple of 70's Concerts, some of them are too not perfect in Picture & Audio, but I don't care either!!
A version of Houston without the green shades and stripping lines would be like X-Mas and Birthday together for me....
Houston is also good ; it has a good setlist and musicwise they are in great shape. But I don't think the picture and audio quality of this concert is good enough for a proper dvd release.[/QUOTE]
Mmhh, the footage from Houston on Rare Live and Greatest Hits 1 looks superp for me...
Hyde Park is a historical Event, but there are some recording problems during this concert. Freddie's Voice sound a bit strange. I haven't seen the footage on the "ANATO" DVD, just have the QTV version, but the Audio quality is below average for an official release.
I wonder what else is hidden in the vaults. The Concerts in Munich 1978 and 1979 where filmed by German TV, in astounding quality. Especialy the '79 Concert is great, wonderfull camera angles and good sound. But i think the complete recordings are lost, since they where edited down for an TV Special.
I hope there will be a DVD release from a 70's Concert this year. Other Bands, for example Deep Purple, please their Fans even with Black & White footage (Live in Denmark '72). Surely not today's standard, but who cares?
Kiss released their Box Set with couple of 70's Concerts, some of them are too not perfect in Picture & Audio, but I don't care either!!
A version of Houston without the green shades and stripping lines would be like X-Mas and Birthday together for me....
i hope for a concert from the jazz tour that would be nice 1977/1978.
greetz
greetz
I'd like to see a "Live Killers" compilation or Budapest taken from the original film masters. I believe the next DVD and CD is Montreal '81 though.
I hope for the Hyde Park 76' concert or for Hammersmith Odeon 1975. But a really big present from Queen would be a 70s concert box...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Darren Robins wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'd like to see a "Live Killers" compilation or Budapest taken from the original film masters. I believe the next DVD and CD is Montreal '81 though.[/QUOTE]
Montreal 81 is already out on DVD (albeit a compliation of both nights). Queen Productions, I believe don't have access to video footage.
Montreal 81 is already out on DVD (albeit a compliation of both nights). Queen Productions, I believe don't have access to video footage.