QueenZone discussion #1121780

lalaalalaa wrote: there is a video out there. Queen Live in Preston

lalaalalaa wrote: Where can I get Queen Live in Preston since "everybody has it"?

lalaalalaa wrote: can somebody translate???

Great_King_Rat_74 wrote: Hola a todos, mi ingles es malo, por favor alguien en castellano, esto que es un DVD que se va a editar o que ya existe, es del 73 seria de lo mejor, al menos para mi. UN SALUDO

Google Translator wrote: Hello everyone, my English is bad, please someone in Castilian, that this is a DVD that will be edited or already exists, is the best of 73 serious, at least for me. A greeting

Bo Alex wrote: No van a lanzar nada del 73. Aparentemente existe algún material de ese concierto en Breston, sería la filmación más antigua de un concierto de Queen, pero nadie lo puede confirmar. Lo más viejo conocido oficialmente es lo del Rainbow Teathre de Londres del 31 de marzo de 1974, del cual hay apenas 2 temas.

Google Traslator translated as: They are not going to throw anything from 73. Apparently there was any material in this concert Breston, would be the oldest film of a Queen concert, but nobody can confirm it. The oldest is officially known as the Rainbow Teathre of London from March 31, 1974, of which there are only 2 subjects.

lalaalalaa wrote: Thanks! Why can't anybody share this 73 concert on dvd when they can share the others?

lalaalalaa wrote: There IS footage that can be put on DVD. It might not be a DVD yet but it can be remastered and put on DVD.

lalaalalaa wrote: There IS footage that can be put on DVD. It might not be a DVD yet but it can be remastered and put on DVD.

Mr Mercury wrote:

lalaalalaa wrote: There IS footage that can be put on DVD. It might not be a DVD yet but it can be remastered and put on DVD.

Let me get this straight. You want someone to put a few seconds of video onto a DVD? Are you serious? That is all that exists so far from 1973 outside of Queen Productions (if they have it that is), Brian, Roger, John, Freddie's estate, or more likely private collectors who are not willing to share.

Rick wrote: Granada TV, any idea which people made the docu? Are there any credits or whatsoever? Maybe someone can mail them about this particular footage.

tonimau wrote: Probably the first part is Freddie singing in Rainbow 31.03.1974. "Keep Yourself Alive, Keep Yourself Alive!" was probably what he was singing, perhaps it fits to his movements?

The second part is from Queen I tour, surely from 73, between September and December. It isn't from any of the concerts from where we have photos of the stage. There is some kind of equipment between Roger and Deacon, that isn't on any photo from the Queen I tour. It wasn't there in Oxford (as far as I can see), so it shouldn't be as well in there in Preston the next day. My guess for that footage is one of the last Queen I shows, maybe Hammersmith Odeon. But I'm just guessing here, it could even be from Golders Green... EDIT: Sorry for using "for sure". Obviously I'm not sure of anything :(

pittrek wrote:

tonimau wrote: Probably the first part is Freddie singing in Rainbow 31.03.1974. "Keep Yourself Alive, Keep Yourself Alive!" was probably what he was singing, perhaps it fits to his movements?

Or he's singing "Hangman, hangman ..."

tonimau wrote:

pittrek wrote:

tonimau wrote: Probably the first part is Freddie singing in Rainbow 31.03.1974. "Keep Yourself Alive, Keep Yourself Alive!" was probably what he was singing, perhaps it fits to his movements?

Or he's singing "Hangman, hangman ..."

I know Hangman wasn't performed that night :) I understand you are saying to me he could be singing everything anyway. Thinking a bit more about this, after the S&D guitar solo, Freddie comes in with the same clothes as in the beggining of the song! That's odd. Considering that the first part is really from the Rainbow Show, something is wrong here. I can't see any other lyric being sung that way besides "Keep Yourself Alive, Keep Yourself Alive!" in that show. There might be other ones, like Liar, but then the setlist we have had to be in the wrong order for that to be true. So considering this, and that the first part shows Freddie with some kind of yellow crap over his pants, leave me with 3 plausible choices: 1) This is not the Rainbow show 2) The setlist is wrong, way too wrong for me to believe in it! Again, makes me believe this is not Rainbow show. 3) The concert is longer than the version we have and includes more songs. This doesn't explain the clothing thingy anyway. 4) Freddie changed clothes between S&D and KYA and appeared with that yellow thing that isn't there on any photo or MTR'n'R video [Can't believe in this one] 5) That footage is from Father to Son and Freddie changed to white later, and back to black for MTR'n'R. [ Can't believe in this one ] So after seing the video many times again and hearing pieces and bits from the Rainbow show, my opinion is: the first part is not from the Rainbow show. P.S. AM I INSANE? EDIT: If Granada TV made the filmings, it would make sense that it had it's own footage, so there could be a chance (and a good one) that this is their own footage and not related to the Queen archives or even BBC at all.

pittrek wrote: 1)The guy here link has nice arguments

pittrek wrote: According to John S. Stuart the setlist on tis concert was Procession, Father To Son, Ogre Battle, White Queen, Great King Rat, Hangman, Doing Alright, Son & Daughter, Keep Yourself Alive, Seven Seas Of Rhye, Liar, Jailhouse Rock, Shake Rattle & Roll, Stupid Cupid, Jailhouse Rock (reprise), Big Spender, Modern Times Rock 'n Roll

Zebonka12 wrote: Well *I* know the setlist, I have 3 recordings from that tour. Soundboard quality.

Rick wrote: Granada TV, any idea which people made the docu? Are there any credits or whatsoever? Maybe someone can mail them about this particular footage.