QueenZone discussion #1046654

Queel Live 1977

Queel Live 1977

Mercury 90
03.10.2007 07:50		 Hello everybody!
I want to start a new project, I don't know if I will be able to finish it, but at first I want to know, what you think of it!
I want to do a kind of Queen best of Live 1977 and cut the concerts earls court and live in houston together to one great concert!!!
At first I want to know what do you think of it, and my second queston is, if you like the idea what should the set list look like???
p.s. I will post one song of this thing later, so that you know what I mean with cutting it together!
ern2150
03.10.2007 10:36		 Do you mean each song will have bits of each performance,
or is this more like a carefully blended playlist?
Mercury 90
03.10.2007 11:00
ern2150 wrote: Do you mean each song will have bits of each performance, or is this more like a carefully blended playlist?
I mean the first thing, but as I#m thinking, i could possible be, that it isn't the good Idea i first thought it is
Adam Baboolal
03.10.2007 15:49		 Mixing and matching from two or more sources will require remixing. Are you really willing to do that much work?
Adam.
A Word In Your Ear
03.10.2007 19:44		 could be good, but I keep thinking of the "Keep Yourself Alive" Hash-Up!!! they did on the offical video "Rare Live" Ughhh!!!
Mercury 90
04.10.2007 10:58		 I think, after long time thinking, that i will not do it in the next time!
ern2150
05.10.2007 23:12		 Don't give up!
The best option would be to get FLAC from both concerts (does that exist?) give it a whirl, post a sample on here. Adam will tell you the parts you can't hear that sound bad, I'll dream up something impossible you couldn't possibly have done, and everyone else will stay silent. It's a win-win :)
Lord Fickle
06.10.2007 16:57
ern2150 wrote: Don't give up! The best option would be to get FLAC from both concerts (does that exist?) give it a whirl, post a sample on here. Adam will tell you the parts you can't hear that sound bad, I'll dream up something impossible you couldn't possibly have done, and everyone else will stay silent. It's a win-win :)
Not everyone will stay silent. ;) I think it's a nice idea, but to be honest, as Adam has already said, it will require a lot of work to match the audio of both sources, in order to make it sound credible, and given that we only have bootleg quality audio to begin with, it's not something I would attempt.
roy_fokker
17.10.2007 09:27		 I don't know if the idea's been already done or suggested, but what about an "all-time Queen live best performances"?
A selection of songs you'd never take out of a hypotetical "perfect concert"... (I don't know if it ought to include solo performances or Queen+PR).
Something like that's already been released a few years ago(actually I can't remember the name, I still have it in vinyl) but I think it could be done much better, and also filled in into an apparently only-one-concert, thanks to crossfade programs.
Ok... this is all. I know I've been answering "ultra petita", but tell me your opinions please.
Roy