Hammy 75 should be released by QP. the video and sound quality on this show is incredible, throw in some anato era interviews for a truly stellar piece of round plastic. on second thought, throw in Hammy 79 aswell, and some interveiws from the Jazz era. then agian, it IS the 30th anniversery of News of The World this year, I won't be surprised if a News era show is released instead. knowing the way Queenies are treated, we will only get that QPPR crap this year. don't get me wrong, I love Paul, just not with Queen.
"I want my Hammy 75 dammit, in surround sound, I already have the boot version, hd-dvd/bluray too. gimmie my friggin Hammy QP."
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My vote goes to "Earl's Court 1977"
The set list is great!
The set list is great!
Hammersmith 1979.
Queen the top band of that time.
Queen the top band of that time.
Hammersmith '79 is indeed the best out there on a show quality/video+audio quality basis, as far as we know.
However, Greg stated that Queen Productions has 'lost' the audio multitrack, so they want that recovered first, then they are willing to release it, due to great demand.
However, Greg stated that Queen Productions has 'lost' the audio multitrack, so they want that recovered first, then they are willing to release it, due to great demand.
Kalamazoo '78
earls court, great era, maybe some eary stuff 71-74 that would be better
There's no market for pre-1977 material, I fear...
Lollapalooza 1991
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Lollapalooza 1991[/QUOTE]
Nah, the quasi-operatic part of "March Of The Black Queen" was completely out of tune, and Freddie had too much coke before the gig.
I mean, Queen can't go round publishing a DVD that'd get an X-rating, and I can't see much else happening considering the fact that he fucked a roadie on-stage during "Get Down, Make Love".
The looks of jealousy in Roger's eyes were priceless, though.
Nah, the quasi-operatic part of "March Of The Black Queen" was completely out of tune, and Freddie had too much coke before the gig.
I mean, Queen can't go round publishing a DVD that'd get an X-rating, and I can't see much else happening considering the fact that he fucked a roadie on-stage during "Get Down, Make Love".
The looks of jealousy in Roger's eyes were priceless, though.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Lollapalooza 1991[/QUOTE]
Nah, the quasi-operatic part of "March Of The Black Queen" was completely out of tune, and Freddie had too much coke before the gig.
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He should have stuck to Pepsi then :P
Nah, the quasi-operatic part of "March Of The Black Queen" was completely out of tune, and Freddie had too much coke before the gig.
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He should have stuck to Pepsi then :P
NOTHING THAT HAS BEEN RELEASED YET!!!
Kensington Nov '91 - the fruit tour!!!
(to the tunes of We are the Champions)
I had a fruit
It stuck in my mouth
I have no power
To get this bitch out
And here comes my lover
he's such a dumb ass
He just doesn't get it
I need this shit out.
We are so fruity, my friends
...
(to the tunes of We are the Champions)
I had a fruit
It stuck in my mouth
I have no power
To get this bitch out
And here comes my lover
he's such a dumb ass
He just doesn't get it
I need this shit out.
We are so fruity, my friends
...
Rainbow '74
Haven't actually seen hammy 79 yet. but if the visual quality is as good as say, Wembley 86, then I am all for it. I personally think that Freddie had to not only be vocally but also charismatically at his peak during the filming of the next relese. I think that we need a show that is the Live Aid of the 70s, Freddie had so much charisma during Live Aid, if one of the 70s concerts was judged to be like this, then it would easily be a bestseller.
1.) A complete Hammersmith '79 concert
2.) Earl's Court '77
3.) Houston '77
4.) Rainbow '74
5.) Budapest '86
2.) Earl's Court '77
3.) Houston '77
4.) Rainbow '74
5.) Budapest '86