| pittrek 27.07.2009 08:09 |
I couldn't find the original thread, so I start a new topic for it. Some time ago one person appeared here claiming that he (or his friend ? ) found in ZDF archives the complete Mannheim 86 video. Now look at this YouTube video : link It starts at 1:17 The TV guy says it clearly : We would love of course to show you more footage of the show, but the air time is limited and I have to tell you also that it's also the band's management's fault, because they allowed us to film only 3 minutes, but I believe that also 3 minutes are enough for this great band. It's in german, so if I translated it correctly please correct me :-) |
| deleted user 27.07.2009 10:22 |
so sad news! :( |
| pittrek 27.07.2009 11:05 |
There is a small chance that the DoRo team has filmed something, since we've seen a few seconds in various documentaries. Why the hell won't Queen release a proper Magic Tour documentary with all the bits they've got filmed instead of the garbage which they release now :( |
| deleted user 27.07.2009 14:14 |
GB confirmed QP have this show in their vaults.. |
| Jjeroen 28.07.2009 04:32 |
wrote: GB confirmed QP have this show in their vaults.. In AUDIO, yes. |
| pittrek 28.07.2009 04:55 |
Jjeroen wrote:wrote: GB confirmed QP have this show in their vaults..In AUDIO, yes. Does somebody know how much has the DoRo team filmed ? |
| Vali 28.07.2009 04:56 |
pittrek wrote: Why the hell won't Queen release a proper Magic Tour documentary with all the bits they've got filmed instead of the garbage which they release now :( That would be awesome ... in fact I had a similar thinking yesterday while watching the fantastic Poiter 79 footage ... there are so many bits of shows and interviews out there .... a huge documentary could be produced someday, only to generate tears of joy in us, the fans still living in hope ... |
| deleted user 28.07.2009 05:41 |
Jjeroen wrote:wrote: GB confirmed QP have this show in their vaults..In AUDIO, yes. Take a look here: link The live recording are VERY limited, and the live footage is even MORE limited.We have….Argentina 81 Brazil 81 Budapest 86 Earls Court 77 Hammy Odeon 79 Hyde Park 76 Houston 77 Japan Seibu 82 Japan Tokyo 85 Japan 79 (bits) Knebworth 86 Live Aid 85 Maine Road 86 Mannheim 86 Milton Keynes 82 Montreal 81 Munich 79 Newcastle 86 Paris 79 Rainbow 74 (March) plus some of the Nov gig Rio 85 Slane Castle 86 Wembley 86 x 2. |
| pittrek 28.07.2009 06:07 |
wrote:Jjeroen wrote:Take a look here: link The live recording are VERY limited, and the live footage is even MORE limited.We have….Argentina 81 Brazil 81 Budapest 86 Earls Court 77 Hammy Odeon 79 Hyde Park 76 Houston 77 Japan Seibu 82 Japan Tokyo 85 Japan 79 (bits) Knebworth 86 Live Aid 85 Maine Road 86 Mannheim 86 Milton Keynes 82 Montreal 81 Munich 79 Newcastle 86 Paris 79 Rainbow 74 (March) plus some of the Nov gig Rio 85 Slane Castle 86 Wembley 86 x 2.wrote: GB confirmed QP have this show in their vaults..In AUDIO, yes. I always thought the list is the list of COMPLETE AUDIO recordings, or ? |
| Jjeroen 28.07.2009 09:16 |
That list is the list GB initially gave to us when WE were talking about video's. HE came back on the topic though and indeed told us that it was NOT a list of video's but of AUDIO's. For once but surely not for all: Mannheim is NOT filmed in it's entirity! NOT by QP/DoRo and NOT by the tv stations. Both parties only filmed small parts of the show. QP DOES have a full AUDIO recording... (As we all do.) Mr Anonymous... you are new here, so it is no shame that you don't know GB's sometimes weird moves. Information he gives is at times obviously incorrect, lots of times the information he gives contradicts with what he says on other occasions. AND GB does not know about everything that exists. Just know that what he tells you about what is and what is not in existance, is highly unreliable. |
| Vali 28.07.2009 10:11 |
I agree with pittrek above: when Greg provided this list most of us assumed this was an audio list, and we also considered it was a short list. A month ago or so, Greg came back regarding the LK 30th Anniversary issue and stating this time that the list, at least for the LK tour, was larger .... |
| deleted user 28.07.2009 13:18 |
Jjeroen wrote: That list is the list GB initially gave to us when WE were talking about video's. HE came back on the topic though and indeed told us that it was NOT a list of video's but of AUDIO's. For once but surely not for all: Mannheim is NOT filmed in it's entirity! NOT by QP/DoRo and NOT by the tv stations. Both parties only filmed small parts of the show. QP DOES have a full AUDIO recording... (As we all do.) Mr Anonymous... you are new here, so it is no shame that you don't know GB's sometimes weird moves. Information he gives is at times obviously incorrect, lots of times the information he gives contradicts with what he says on other occasions. AND GB does not know about everything that exists. Just know that what he tells you about what is and what is not in existance, is highly unreliable. I always thought that list was about videos.. [img=../images/smiley/msn/embaressed_smile.gif][/img] full Mannheim video has been a rumor for years, but nothing (except for WATC) has ever surfaced to prove this. I'm not really "new" here. I've been into QZ for about 5 years.. The thing is that a don't use to post so often And you're right, I forgot how unreliable -most of the time- GB is ;-) |
| deleted user 28.07.2009 13:20 |
Vali wrote: A month ago or so, Greg came back regarding the LK 30th Anniversary issue and stating this time that the list, at least for the LK tour, was larger .... I missed that topic could you please provide me the link? thanx in advance! :-) |
| Vali 28.07.2009 15:04 |
wrote:Vali wrote: A month ago or so, Greg came back regarding the LK 30th Anniversary issue and stating this time that the list, at least for the LK tour, was larger ....I missed that topic could you please provide me the link? thanx in advance! :-) here you go :) link |
| deleted user 01.08.2009 00:50 |
thanx |
| Rick 01.08.2009 09:11 |
Jjeroen wrote: That list is the list GB initially gave to us when WE were talking about video's. HE came back on the topic though and indeed told us that it was NOT a list of video's but of AUDIO's. For once but surely not for all: Mannheim is NOT filmed in it's entirity! NOT by QP/DoRo and NOT by the tv stations. Both parties only filmed small parts of the show. QP DOES have a full AUDIO recording... (As we all do.) Mr Anonymous... you are new here, so it is no shame that you don't know GB's sometimes weird moves. Information he gives is at times obviously incorrect, lots of times the information he gives contradicts with what he says on other occasions. AND GB does not know about everything that exists. Just know that what he tells you about what is and what is not in existance, is highly unreliable. If the list above is audio only, then where are the London 1978 and all the Live Killers concerts? |
| pittrek 01.08.2009 13:54 |
The list was a complete mess |
| on my way up 02.08.2009 03:53 |
pittrek wrote: The list was a complete mess Yes it was! A total joke. Greg writes in his book that he has heard several Crazy tour shows, some of which he never even heard on bootlegs so... also from late 1979 they have recordings(we can only guess about the quality but they do exist). To me it's really unbelievable that a man like Brian May, who cut out Newspaper articles, collected pins etc. about his band, did not want to keep recordings of his band... |
| Negative Creep 02.08.2009 07:14 |
on my way up wrote: To me it's really unbelievable that a man like Brian May, who cut out Newspaper articles, collected pins etc. about his band, did not want to keep recordings of his band... Didn't Brian once state that they, from about 1974, recorded every gig from the mixing desk? The claim has since been denied - but this could be purely because they don't want people asking about them because they don't want to release raw, live to 2 track recordings. Or maybe they've "gone missing". QP have a habit of claiming things don't exist - don't they? |
| cmsdrums 02.08.2009 07:15 |
on my way up wrote: To me it's really unbelievable that a man like Brian May, who cut out Newspaper articles, collected pins etc. about his band, did not want to keep recordings of his band... Very true. I am sure that there are recordings (whether it be live, demos, unreleased, etc..etc.) that exist in Brian's personal archive that no one, GB included, knows anything about. Incidentally, I am intrigued to know whether anyone (GB or Jim Beach) have spoken seriously to John Deacon about any of his personal demos for any proposed archive box set. Surely when writing his songs (You're My Best Friend, Another One Bites The Dust, Spreadh Your Wings etc..) John would have recorded demo versions to play his ideas back to the band. Sure, in the early days these may well have been on the physical tapes owned by Queen, and the only studio time available would have been during the actual sessions, and so therefore the early stuff (Misfire etc..) would already be on the archived tapes. Later on once home studios, finance to go in on your own etc.. became the norm, I would imagine that John may well have his own collection of his demos and early working ideas on his own tapes that do not exist in the official Queen archives. Brian and Roger (and Freddie's Estate) will of course have their own deo stuff, but this is more likely to be known about and handed over for the greater good, but I'm sure that John won't go out of his way to declare his hidden gems. |
| The Real Wizard 02.08.2009 18:04 |
Negative Creep wrote: Didn't Brian once state that they, from about 1974, recorded every gig from the mixing desk? The claim has since been denied - but this could be purely because they don't want people asking about them because they don't want to release raw, live to 2 track recordings. That's my best guess. But it's a horrible shame, as many of us would kill to hear raw tapes of their concerts in the 70s. |
| andreas_mercury 03.08.2009 01:01 |
god its a mercy that theres no Mannheim in archives, GOD ..... who would even want another 86 gig???????? besides which newcalstle was MUCH better magic tour wasnt any good freddie had lost it as a live performer by that stage, they should retired after the 82 tour. Quit on Top!!!!!!! |
| pittrek 03.08.2009 03:27 |
andreas_mercury wrote: god its a mercy that theres no Mannheim in archives, GOD ..... who would even want another 86 gig???????? besides which newcalstle was MUCH better magic tour wasnt any good freddie had lost it as a live performer by that stage, they should retired after the 82 tour. Quit on Top!!!!!!! This whole thread was a response to another thread, where some person claimed that there is a complete video recording of Mannheim 86 in ZDF archives. But the reporter claims on the video that they were allowed by the band's management to film only 3 minutes of the concert. That's all. So now the question is how much did the DoRo team film |
| brians wig 03.08.2009 04:23 |
pittrek wrote: This whole thread was a response to another thread, where some person claimed that there is a complete video recording of Mannheim 86 in ZDF archives. But the reporter claims on the video that they were allowed by the band's management to film only 3 minutes of the concert. That's all. So now the question is how much did the DoRo team film DoRo probably recorded about as much as they did of Knebworth. I'm still incredulous that they didn't record the feed to the big screens! |
| Negative Creep 03.08.2009 10:07 |
brians wig wrote: DoRo probably recorded about as much as they did of Knebworth. I'm still incredulous that they didn't record the feed to the big screens! Of course the video feed was recorded at Knebworth! Come off it - even if QP had somehow forgotten to request it was recorded (considering the management - there is no chance of this btw) , the film crew would have set it up for themselves. People weren't stupid - this was a big event. And again - I'm sure Brian was on record as saying all they had was what was shown on the big screen - then it was denied. You've gotta laugh really. |
| andreas_mercury 03.08.2009 14:11 |
technically naive souls .... ! to say 'oh it was must have been recorded', 'OH someone must have pushed the right switch' oh my goodness! to have even passing knowlede ....... |
| Negative Creep 03.08.2009 14:59 |
andreas_mercury wrote: technically naive souls .... ! to say 'oh it was must have been recorded', 'OH someone must have pushed the right switch' oh my goodness! to have even passing knowlede ....... Like your good self, eh? If you think no one from at least 2 organisations involved in the production of a massive outdoor Queen gig in 1986 (which was also the last one of the tour) ensured that what was being filmed was recorded for prosperity, you're pretty fucking stupid. |
| Negative Creep 03.08.2009 15:05 |
Negative Creep wrote:Like your good self, eh? If you think no one from at least 2 organisations involved in the production of a massive outdoor Queen gig in 1986 (which was also the last one of the tour) ensured that what was being filmed was recorded for prosperity, you're pretty fucking stupid. But obviously, Andreas from Sweden is technically savvy and knows exactly what he's talking about.andreas_mercury wrote: technically naive souls .... ! to say 'oh it was must have been recorded', 'OH someone must have pushed the right switch' oh my goodness! to have even passing knowlede ....... |
| Bad Seed 04.08.2009 08:41 |
Negative Creep wrote:brians wig wrote: DoRo probably recorded about as much as they did of Knebworth. I'm still incredulous that they didn't record the feed to the big screens!Of course the video feed was recorded at Knebworth! Come off it - even if QP had somehow forgotten to request it was recorded (considering the management - there is no chance of this btw) , the film crew would have set it up for themselves. People weren't stupid - this was a big event. And again - I'm sure Brian was on record as saying all they had was what was shown on the big screen - then it was denied. You've gotta laugh really. I must say I'm with you on this. I can still remember Brian writing on his soapbox about not being able to do a proper edit cause all they have is what was fed to the screen on the day. They probably did have it but its been lost. Its far less embarrassing to say it never existed than admit to another cock up. |
| andreas_mercury 04.08.2009 09:16 |
Negative Creep wrote: Like your good self, eh? If you think no one from at least 2 organisations involved in the production of a massive outdoor Queen gig in 1986 (which was also the last one of the tour) ensured that what was being filmed was recorded for prosperity, you're pretty fucking stupid.now who is stupid? "dont worry rog, the Doro guys will take some posterity film today we can save the setup time because x unexpectedly problem and y circumstance hapened" of course negative Creep must know everything to have happened before the gig that day, obvious! isnt that handy, you know everything but where the video is, and why video exists even though the people in the archive say "it doesn't exist" sounds like illogic and denial to me ..... poor Queen fan. |
| andreas_mercury 04.08.2009 09:20 |
Bad Seed wrote: I must say I'm with you on this. I can still remember Brian writing on his soapbox about not being able to do a proper edit cause all they have is what was fed to the screen on the day. They probably did have it but its been lost. Its far less embarrassing to say it never existed than admit to another cock up.OMG more wishful thinking????? whats next, Santa claus on tape? maybe Brian was just misinformed! he cant remember what songs to what album. he probably thought Knebworth existed on tape 'only what was fed to the screen that day' because someone was explaining to him the Milton Keyes gig was 'only what was fed to the screen' as well.... short time later Brian May gets confused again and writes the wrong thing to his soapobox. you are both dealing in 'maybes' its so embarrassing! yes maybe it was recorded and lost. but equally maybe is it having not existed and BRian just doesnt know what he is even talking about .... |
| andreas_mercury 04.08.2009 09:20 |
my point to you is to you... you cant be a Professor of Maybe. you cant be the know it all when you don't know it all. |
| pittrek 04.08.2009 09:38 |
Greg Brooks is employed as a Queen Archivist.
He has access to the Queen archives.
His job is to SEARCH for stuff in the Queen archives.
Greg Brooks, the Queen Archivist who searched in the Queen archives came here and wrote a thread
link
just a little excerpt :
This is why I think Knebworth ’86 concert footage DOESN'T exist in the archive.... 1. Because I work there and the concert footage doesn't exist there, and it never ever ever ever has. Not ever. Not once. Not even half of once. 2. Because I work there and have seen the AUDIO tapes... and ONLY audio tapes. 3. If Knebworth film or video tapes were there somewhere (even out of sight hidden behind a box perhaps, or under a rarely used piano, or someone had mistakingly put them in the teabags cupboard, I think Justin or I would have noticed them by now over the last 9 years. We might even have thought to have logged them and labelled them. And I think we would very likely have thought by now of safety copying them... if they were there, which they're not - as I thought everyone knew. 4. Like most of you, I have seen only bits and pieces from Knebworth on various Queen docu's, such as shots of the audience, the helicopter arriving with the band, etc. And the odd bit of the band on stage, but only the odd bit. 5. Phil Collins covered the Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows on his first (and unsurpsssed) solo album Face Value, in 1981. I know this is COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT, but so were a few of the reasons the other chap listed for why he thought Knebworth footage DID exist... to which I am responding. I wanted to say some things equeally strange and unhelpful.THERE IS NO CONSPIRACY HERE people. Queen's last ever concert, incredible but true, was NOT filmed.Yes it went out on the day over the huge screen/s, but curiously it wasn't being recorded... as SURELY BY NOW everyone knows. So do not set yourself up for a big disappointment. Do not expect what can never in this world be delivered. You might as well expect Jon Pertwee to come back in the next series of Dr Who, or Scooby Doo to marry Lassie and live happily ever after in a secluded Coventry love-nest rented from Basil Brush. The odd moment from a few songs, as we already know, is all that exists for the visual side. But the full audio is there, so look on the bright side for a change. |
| The Real Wizard 04.08.2009 11:44 |
But in 2005, Greg did say this: "Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall." So he has two different stories. What now then? |
| pittrek 04.08.2009 11:57 |
Sir GH wrote: But in 2005, Greg did say this: "Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall." So he has two different stories. What now then? Well I thought he was talking about the AUDIENCE video, wasn't he ? Anyway, who's correct - Greg Brooks or Queen Archivist ? :-) |
| on my way up 04.08.2009 12:03 |
Sir GH wrote: But in 2005, Greg did say this: "Only footage of the big screens exists which is utterly boring, and some shots of the audience as I recall." So he has two different stories. What now then? And so it is all the time.... They want the fans to think they can release nice products in the future(they want to keep us as possible buyers) but once we think there's still plenty of great stuff possible they want us to believe there's not that much afterall(so it keeps its value). And in the meantime nothing truly exciting comes out... Think about what a great product you can make about the the Knebworth show. It was the last one! And instead of 100 bootlegs they should have released the 25 or so best soundboards(even raw mono). Would have been sensational. |
| The Real Wizard 04.08.2009 12:18 |
pittrek wrote: Well I thought he was talking about the AUDIENCE video, wasn't he ? I can't see why the band's archivist would feel a need to discuss audience recordings when discussing what's in the archives. But you're right.. who knows... |
| on my way up 04.08.2009 12:20 |
Sir GH wrote:pittrek wrote: Well I thought he was talking about the AUDIENCE video, wasn't he ?I can't see why the band's archivist would feel a need to discuss audience recordings when discussing what's in the archives. But you're right.. who knows... He always leaves room to reinterpret his words in the way he wants. Of course, that's probably not his fault. |
| Yara 27.08.2009 15:57 |
Has there been any update on this that you guys know of? It's one of my favorite gigs from the Magic Tour. |
| Mr. Scully 28.08.2009 06:23 |
Am I the only one who got tired of these endless discussions? The only people who know the truth are people like Brian or Greg but their statements in the past years were one big mess. The list of audios (or videos or whatever that was supposed to be) that Greg posted on QueenZone was apparently intended to be helpful for us collectors... but it was just one big worthless mess. Seriously, even a 12 year old collector would post info that would make more sense. I got tired and now I cannot be bothered to take any such info seriously. Sorry, Greg. The only serious info I've heard in the past years comes from collectors. It's sad that WE have to undertake a huge research to find out what Queen have in their collection. |
| Mkls 28.08.2009 07:00 |
Bad Seed wrote: I must say I'm with you on this. I can still remember Brian writing on his soapbox about not being able to do a proper edit cause all they have is what was fed to the screen on the day. They probably did have it but its been lost. Its far less embarrassing to say it never existed than admit to another cock up. He wrote this about MK82, and said they had only 2 camera feeds + the final mix, not all cameras in entire form - better to remember facts before starting false rumours. Mannheim 86: as it was said earlier, in the original broadcast (back in 1986) the guy states the management (yes Jim and QPL) only allowed the last song to be recored. Happened before, happened after all the time when the press was allowed to record only fragments. But anyone with proper German can ask Peter Illmann http://www.peter-illmann.de/, the guy in charge of this show and ask whether he remembers anything or any way else , and let us know . Also german fans asked ZDF before , and the reply was the same. Only WATC exist in the archive from the programm" rock sommer 86". air date 13.9.1986. Anything else "according to our research has not been found", as stated by ZDF. The raw footage was either trashed (as usal) or lost or sitting in the 100000+ hours of unresearched material in ZDF archive, waiting to be -never- found.... update: also one moment in time (back in 1986) a recording of the full show existed on vhs. Yes 100% true. The director of the film "magic" was invited to Germany to record two shows with a vhs video camera (standing at the mixing tower), and he used it to prepare the crew and for all preparations :where to put cameras, what happens when etc etc. He told me 3 times in the last 20 years the following : "i dont know where the tape is. Either i have it, or someone else from the crew, or someone just used it to rerecord something at that time". He hasnt found the tape in the last 20+ years (and yes i offered him BIG money), and the chance he finds anything at age 70 is basically only statistical possibility (for the record, the 2nd show he attended was Cologne, 1 week before the Budapest show to see again the changes and try to prepare something with the band etc, which is a different and funny story...) Scully : yes we are all tired of it... haha. for 10 years at least... |
| on my way up 28.08.2009 09:36 |
Hi Miklos Thanks for the useful info. We can only hope those vhs videos are lying somewhere to be found again! More than 1986 I'm interested in seventies stuff though. Do you have any info like you just posted(and that you can share, in your opinion) about seventies stuff? I can't believe there are so few audience recordings in existence from that era:-( (compared to the eighties). |
| onevsion 28.08.2009 10:30 |
on my way up wrote: I can't believe there are so few audience recordings in existence from that era:-( (compared to the eighties). FILM was expensive. Equipment was expensive. I totally does make sence that there aren't many 8mm films from the 70s. With 1 roll of smallfilm (8mm) one could shoot for about 3,5 minutes. Price in the mid 70s was about 13 euros while concert tickets went for about 3,5 euros. (compared to the prices these days: Q+PR tickets went for about 60 euros wich means: 220 euros for 3,5 minutes of audience film...) Filming was THAT expensive back in the 70s. ) |
| on my way up 28.08.2009 10:51 |
Ducksoup wrote:on my way up wrote: I can't believe there are so few audience recordings in existence from that era:-( (compared to the eighties).FILM was expensive. Equipment was expensive. I totally does make sence that there aren't many 8mm films from the 70s. With 1 roll of smallfilm (8mm) one could shoot for about 3,5 minutes. Price in the mid 70s was about 13 euros while concert tickets went for about 3,5 euros. (compared to the prices these days: Q+PR tickets went for about 60 euros wich means: 220 euros for 3,5 minutes of audience film...) Filming was THAT expensive back in the 70s. ) I wasn't talking about film but just audio(cassettes). Compared to the eighties there's relatively little. Queen did many US tours but few recordings of those tours are circulating. I understand your confusion though since this topic is about footage:-) I also find it a pity so few Crazy tour recordings are circulating. Any info about other possiblities of tapes in existence is what I'm interested in. It'd be cool if people who have these items(if they exist) become more open about it. Maybe I'm a bit an exception but I prefer a full audio recording over a 10 min film. |
| Mkls 28.08.2009 12:54 |
on my way up wrote: Hi Miklos Thanks for the useful info. We can only hope those vhs videos are lying somewhere to be found again! More than 1986 I'm interested in seventies stuff though. Do you have any info like you just posted(and that you can share, in your opinion) about seventies stuff? I can't believe there are so few audience recordings in existence from that era:-( (compared to the eighties). Not really sorry - i am not an expert in audio stuff at all , that is SirGh & co. My main interest in collecting is video footage 73-91, thats what i enjoy the most. For unknown seventies stuff, Ive been recently informed about a certain footage that i can confirm, it is a one camera version of Budokan 79, 95mins and camera from stage right (similar to Paris 79, ie one camera footage only). Dont ask me to share i dont have it- i only wish- but someone is hoarding it who was working at the right place at the right time, about 15 years ago..... |
| on my way up 28.08.2009 13:21 |
Miklos wrote:on my way up wrote: Hi Miklos Thanks for the useful info. We can only hope those vhs videos are lying somewhere to be found again! More than 1986 I'm interested in seventies stuff though. Do you have any info like you just posted(and that you can share, in your opinion) about seventies stuff? I can't believe there are so few audience recordings in existence from that era:-( (compared to the eighties).Not really sorry - i am not an expert in audio stuff at all , that is SirGh & co. My main interest in collecting is video footage 73-91, thats what i enjoy the most. For unknown seventies stuff, Ive been recently informed about a certain footage that i can confirm, it is a one camera version of Budokan 79, 95mins and camera from stage right (similar to Paris 79, ie one camera footage only). Dont ask me to share i dont have it- i only wish- but someone is hoarding it who was working at the right place at the right time, about 15 years ago..... thanks:-) |
| Yara 28.08.2009 16:04 |
I am relatively new to this part of the "Queen World", so to say, and I had no idea of how distressing this issue had become. If I knew it, I wouldn't have brought the thread back. Even so, you guys gave some very helpful and detailed info. Thanks a lot, as always. : -)) Regards! |
| Holly2003 29.08.2009 14:23 |
We already have the Wembley 86 show on DVD, and it's likely Budapest will be released at some point. Even if there is some footage of Knebworth, it's unlikely Queen Productions will release a 3rd magic Tour show. |
| freddie1mercury 22.05.2012 10:32 |
I have ever read of this entire concert broadcast on Dutch television "Hummer TV special" that unfortunately is not on the internet there is no information and Hummer sold the archive to your TV and ZDF showed that only record the song "We Are The Champions" filmed the whole concert Dutch TV says exactly that Dutch cameraman Alonso Fisher but I wish ZDF finally released a DVD |
| princetom 22.05.2012 10:49 |
freddie1mercury wrote: I have ever read of this entire concert broadcast on Dutch television "Hummer TV special" that unfortunately is not on the internet there is no information and Hummer sold the archive to your TV and ZDF showed that only record the song "We Are The Champions" filmed the whole concert Dutch TV says exactly that Dutch cameraman Alonso Fisher but I wish ZDF finally released a DVDpure nonsense in both: content and language. the ZDF (a german TV-station btw) had its own team. they were permitted to film only this single song WATC (which btw isn't unusual for press). it's rather doubtful that the ZDF would EVER release such a DVD. so: please ignore this troll above. I don't know what he's trying to say this time, but in the past he stated nothing but lies. |