| danwhite89 06.11.2008 12:33 |
Possibility of it being recorded for DVD? I'd like to think so, since I was there and all that. Shame the crowd wasn't as hot as it was for Glasgow (the other gig I've been to on this tour), but still a very good gig in all. |
| Penetration_Guru 06.11.2008 13:07 |
sigh.... No offence, but I've been having this exact conversation now for 20 years, so you'll have to filter out the boredom... "Lots" of cameras? More than were used to put those pics on the screen at th eback of the stage? (Or did you think that was a previous night and they were just REALLY well choreographed?) Did you see all those hardworking tech's taking the film out afterwards? and finally.....did you not hear that this tour's DVD has already been recorded? |
| Fenderek 06.11.2008 14:25 |
Obviously you must have never seen the gig that is being recorded. Believe me- you wouldn't have ANY doubts if they were recording it. I was in Sheffield in 2005 for instance- a completely different gig than 6 others I've seen that year. The lights (and I'm not talking stage lights, but the lightning of the venue), the amount of cameras, all the cranes and stuff... Oh- and least once someone from the stage would mention the fact, even off the record.... |
| Queen Matt 06.11.2008 15:03 |
danwhite89 wrote: Possibility of it being recorded for DVD? I'd like to think so, since I was there and all that. Shame the crowd wasn't as hot as it was for Glasgow (the other gig I've been to on this tour), but still a very good gig in all. I thought the same thing there was alot of cameras.But thinking later it could have been for the screen behind the stage. |
| Micrówave 06.11.2008 15:59 |
There were an awful lot of condoms there, too. Whaddaya think that means? |
| mooghead 06.11.2008 16:36 |
The gig was a pile of wank? |
| Headlong24 06.11.2008 17:39 |
The Birmingham gig had hundreds of cameras, it was called people taking pictures:) |
| AlexRocks 06.11.2008 19:00 |
I sure as hell hope that they are filming the show in South America that is going to have 300,000 people or more for God's sake. Please don't tell me they are going to do an audience the size of Knebworth or bigger and they again are not going to film it. Please tell me that they are filming a gig where they PLAY songs from "The Cosmos Rocks" and not just the first one where the show was almost the same as "Return Of The Champions". Otherwise why did they tour at all? What's the deal here?! |
| danwhite89 06.11.2008 20:21 |
AlexRocks wrote: I sure as hell hope that they are filming the show in South America that is going to have 300,000 people or more for God's sake. Please don't tell me they are going to do an audience the size of Knebworth or bigger and they again are not going to film it. Please tell me that they are filming a gig where they PLAY songs from "The Cosmos Rocks" and not just the first one where the show was almost the same as "Return Of The Champions". Otherwise why did they tour at all? What's the deal here?! Kharkov held 350,000 and that was recorded. I just thought they might have done two shows, or at least recorded some stuff for DVD extras. And to be honest Penetration, I don't really focus at the end of a gig on whether the tech guys are taking film out of cameras. There certainly weren't that many cameras at all though for Glasgow. That's what sparked my curiosity. |
| Nummer2 07.11.2008 04:16 |
I'm no expert, but I can imagine, that the post-production of such a video can take several weeks. It doesn't make sense to film one of the last concerts of the tour, and then present it to the public many weeks after the tour is over. I think, they want to have it ready towards the end of the tour. Maybe another point: From own experience I know that filming in an Eastern European country can be much, much less expensive than in Western Europe. |
| blackshuck03 07.11.2008 08:06 |
Hi, I have been chatting with Neil Murray, I asked him whether there was going to be a cd/dvd release from tis tour to which he said that unfortunately there wouldnt be. Hope they have a change of heart Keep rocking |
| scprof 07.11.2008 08:36 |
On the side of the remote cameras at the front of the stage, it had HD, so they would possibley have recorded it in Digital, meaning that there would be no need for film to be taken out of it. |
| Jjeroen 07.11.2008 09:38 |
blackshuck03 wrote: Hi, I have been chatting with Neil Murray, I asked him whether there was going to be a cd/dvd release from tis tour to which he said that unfortunately there wouldnt be. Hope they have a change of heart Keep rocking Sorry, but Neil Murray does not know anything about this. |
| earwig 08.11.2008 11:39 |
to add my 2 cents... Last night at O2 arena in London there was: 2 'hotheads' down the front i.e. remote controlled1 'locked off' camera for Roger at his main kit1 'roving' camera for the catwalk/thrust2 proper big studio type cameras in the sound/light area And yes, they were obviously just feeding the screen (although they could have been recording just for archives). The first thing I checked for was a crane (jimmy jib) camera and there certainly wasn't one there!!! TRULY STUNNING SHOW BTW!!!And yes - I did mean to shout!!! |
| earwig 08.11.2008 11:43 |
earwig wrote: to add my 2 cents...Last night at O2 arena in London there was: 2 'hotheads' down the front i.e. remote controlled, 1 'locked off' camera for Roger at his main kit, 1 'roving' camera for the catwalk/thrust, 2 proper big studio type cameras in the sound/light area. And yes, they were obviously just feeding the screen (although they could have been recording just for archives). The first thing I checked for was a crane (jimmy jib) camera and there certainly wasn't one there!!! TRULY STUNNING SHOW BTW!!!And yes - I did mean to shout!!! |
| TerraSin 08.11.2008 15:21 |
Yah, they do need cameras to feed those video screens, guys. lol |
| Penetration_Guru 15.11.2008 19:14 |
earwig wrote: to add my 2 cents... Last night at O2 arena in London there was: 2 'hotheads' down the front i.e. remote controlled 1 'locked off' camera for Roger at his main kit 1 'roving' camera for the catwalk/thrust 2 proper big studio type cameras in the sound/light area OK, that's the identical rig to the Nottingham, first O2 (and probably every other show). If you want to start this...well, let's call it a "Knebworthian" rumour, how about the fact that some of the first O2 show was recorded...for Al Murray. |
| Mkls 16.11.2008 04:23 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: earwig wrote: to add my 2 cents... Last night at O2 arena in London there was: 2 'hotheads' down the front i.e. remote controlled 1 'locked off' camera for Roger at his main kit 1 'roving' camera for the catwalk/thrust 2 proper big studio type cameras in the sound/light areaOK, that's the identical rig to the Nottingham, first O2 (and probably every other show). If you want to start this...well, let's call it a "Knebworthian" rumour, how about the fact that some of the first O2 show was recorded...for Al Murray. From what i have seen at the (13) shows I attended is that the cameraman around the bstage continued to shoot actively (!) during the songs where the big screen was showing animation only (why? ... and Al Murray 02 was also recorded...) so my guess is either all feed or the final mix had been recorded onto HD at the camera mixing desk at all concerts, though the band is denying this to avoid further demand from fans. |
| Penetration_Guru 16.11.2008 07:17 |
Miklos wrote: the cameraman around the bstage continued to shoot actively (!) during the songs where the big screen was showing animation only (why? ... and Al Murray 02 was also recorded...) so my guess is either all feed or the final mix had been recorded onto HD at the camera mixing desk at all concertsOh for fuck's sake. Is it not possible that the cameras are just "on" during animation so that the "director" can cut to them if either something interesting happens or the animation fails? Does it have to be the case that just because you saw a bloke pointing a camera while the animation was on, ALL shows have been recorded in HD? |
| Pim Derks 16.11.2008 12:09 |
Last month I received one of the official Who-bootleg dvd's from The Music.com. Seems like some artists know how to please their fans. |
| Penetration_Guru 16.11.2008 20:08 |
Have you seen Marillion's new release? |
| Raf 17.11.2008 15:25 |
AlexRocks wrote: I sure as hell hope that they are filming the show in South America that is going to have 300,000 people or more for God's sake. Please don't tell me they are going to do an audience the size of Knebworth or bigger and they again are not going to film it. Please tell me that they are filming a gig where they PLAY songs from "The Cosmos Rocks" and not just the first one where the show was almost the same as "Return Of The Champions". Otherwise why did they tour at all? What's the deal here?! 300,000 people? The only one that could held so many people was the 46664 festival, in Rio, but it was postponed, and we don't know if Queen will be there when it finally takes place - I'm guessing they won't. They'll play in stadiums both in Chile (20,000 people) and Argentina (45,000 people), in a small arena in São Paulo, Brazil (6,000 people each night - not sold out yet, due to poor promotion and absurd prices!) and a bigger arena in Rio de Janeiro (12,000 people, better prices, might sell out). |
| IReallyLoveQueen 23.08.2010 16:10 |
I LOVE QUEEN |