[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Nathan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Another advantage of releasing them at the end of their careers is that they can include any unused Q+PR songs too.[/QUOTE]
And anything else that may pop up.
Would anyone care to draw up a list of what's known to exist, but hasn't been spread on the Internet yet?
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sorry, what were you "promised"? You're very specific about what you've been unhappy with, although you miss out a lot of stuff that presumably you're choosing to overlook.[/QUOTE]
Off the top of my head, I recall the BBC sessions being promised in the late 90's; four separate concerts to be released in the early 2000's. Jim Beach's excuse of not wanting to flood the market.
What ever happened to the singles box set? Why was the ANATO DVD bottched (no rarities as promised).
Actually you're probably right that there were no promises ... it is more like bait and switch.
Off the top of my head, I recall the BBC sessions being promised in the late 90's; four separate concerts to be released in the early 2000's. Jim Beach's excuse of not wanting to flood the market.
What ever happened to the singles box set? Why was the ANATO DVD bottched (no rarities as promised).
Actually you're probably right that there were no promises ... it is more like bait and switch.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mike Van wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sorry, what were you "promised"? You're very specific about what you've been unhappy with, although you miss out a lot of stuff that presumably you're choosing to overlook.[/QUOTE]
Off the top of my head, I recall the BBC sessions being promised in the late 90's; four separate concerts to be released in the early 2000's. Jim Beach's excuse of not wanting to flood the market.
What ever happened to the singles box set? Why was the ANATO DVD bottched (no rarities as promised).
Actually you're probably right that there were no promises ... it is more like bait and switch.[/QUOTE]
It'll be bad management. Freddie was/is the face of Queen to many. He's dead. What's left of him is going to be squeezed out at the very last minute, when there's no other no other option but to release it to make more money. I'd say after Roger or Brian dies. I was hoping for the 2009 but probably way after that now. Then QP would feed the cash cow from marketing songs to companies for commercials I bet.
I could just imagine what some of the holier than thou fans would say if Freddie was like 2pac and had 10 plus albums worth of material he hadn't used.
Off the top of my head, I recall the BBC sessions being promised in the late 90's; four separate concerts to be released in the early 2000's. Jim Beach's excuse of not wanting to flood the market.
What ever happened to the singles box set? Why was the ANATO DVD bottched (no rarities as promised).
Actually you're probably right that there were no promises ... it is more like bait and switch.[/QUOTE]
It'll be bad management. Freddie was/is the face of Queen to many. He's dead. What's left of him is going to be squeezed out at the very last minute, when there's no other no other option but to release it to make more money. I'd say after Roger or Brian dies. I was hoping for the 2009 but probably way after that now. Then QP would feed the cash cow from marketing songs to companies for commercials I bet.
I could just imagine what some of the holier than thou fans would say if Freddie was like 2pac and had 10 plus albums worth of material he hadn't used.