| pittrek 23.12.2008 05:02 |
I was just thinking, what if QPL would release something like this, would somebody buy it ? CD 1 : Sound Of The Seventies hosted by John Peel, produced by Bernie Andrews, engineered by John Etchels Recorded 5th February, Studio Langham 1, broadcast 15th February 1973 1. My Fairy King 2. Keep Yourself Alive 3. Doing All Right 4. Liar 5. Interview with Brian & Roger CD 2 : Sound Of The Seventies hosted by Bob Harris, produced by Jeff Griffin, engineered by Chris Lycett Recorded 25th July 1973, Studio Langham 1.Originally aired as three-track session (Keep Yourself Alive omitted). Repeated 24th September 1973 (Keep Yourself Alive included). 1. See What A Fool I've Been 2. Keep Yourself Alive 3. Liar 4. Son And Daughter 5. Interview with Brian & Roger CD 3 : In Concert Produced by Jeff Griffin. Sound balance by John Etchells. Leaping about Paul Deley. Broadcast live 13th September 1973 BBC Radio One "In Concert" series. Live In Concert: Golder's Green Hippodrome, London 13th September 1973 1. In Concert intro 2. Concert introduction 3. Procession 4. Father To Son 5. Son And Daughter 6. Queen And Synthesisers 7. See What A Fool I've Been 8. Ogre Battle 9. Band Introduction 10. Liar 11. Jailhouse Rock / Stupid Cupid / Jailhouse Rock (reprise) 12. Big Spender 13. Bama Lama Bama Loo CD 4 : Sound Of The Seventies hosted by John Peel, Produced by Bernie Andrews. Engineered by Mike Franks & Nick Griffiths. Recorded 3rd December 1973, Studio Langham 1. Broadcast 6th December 1973 1. Ogre Battle 2. Great King Rat 3. Modern Times Rock'n'Roll 4. Son And Daughter 5. Interview with Brian & Roger CD 5 : Sound Of The Seventies hosted by Bob Harris, Produced by Pete Ritzema Recorded 3rd April 1974, Studio Langham 1. Broadcast 15th April 1974 1. White Queen (As It Began) 2. Modern Times Rock'n'Roll 3. Nevermore 4. The March Of The Black Queen CD 6 : Sound Of The Seventies hosted by Bob Harris, Produced by Jeff Griffin Recorded 16th October 1974,Studio Maida Vale 4, Broadcast 4th November 1974. 1. Session 5 intro 2. Bob Harris introduction 3. Now I'm Here 4. Bob Harris Speech 5. Stone Cold Crazy 6. Bob Harris Speech 7. Flick Of The Wrist 8. Bob Harris Speech 9. Tenement Funster 10. Bob Harris Speech CD 7 : In Concert Live In Concert: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Broadcast live 24th December 1975 Repeated 28th December 1976 by public demand. Subsequent radio repeats omit "Rock 'n Roll" medley. 1. "In Concert" Intro 2. Stone Fox Chase 3. Bob Harris Introduction 4. Now I'm Here 5. Ogre Battle 6. White Queen (As It Began) 7. Bohemian Rhapsody 8. Killer Queen 9. The March Of The Black Queen 10. Bohemian Rhapsody (reprise) 11. Bring Back That Leroy Brown 12. Brighton Rock 13. Son And Daughter (reprise) 14. Keep Yourself Alive 15. Liar 16. In The Lap Of The Gods ...revisited 17. Waiting For Encore 18. Big Spender 19. Jailhouse Rock 20. Stupid Cupid 21. Be Bop A Lula 22. Jailhouse Rock (reprise) 23. Waiting For Encore 24. Seven Seas Of Rhye 25. See What A Fool I've Been 26. God Save The Queen CD 8 : John Peel Show hosted by John Peel, Produced by Jeff Griffin, Engineered by Mike Robinson. Recorded 28th October 1977, Studio Maida Vale 4. Broadcast 14th November 1977. 1. Spread Your Wings 2. It's Late 3. My Melancholy Blues 4. We Will Rock You 5. Interview with Brian & Roger CD 9 : 1. Christmas 77 interview with Queen part 1 CD 10 : 1. Christmas 77 interview with Queen part 2 CD 11 : Guitar Greats Alexis Korner interview, 3 April 1983 1. Brian May Interview CD 12 : Live Aid, 13. July 1985 Wembley Stadium, London 1. Bohemian Rhapsody (intro) 2. Radio Ga Ga 3. Hammer To Fall 4. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 5. We Will Rock You (first verse + finale only) 6. We Are The Champions 7. Is This The World We Created? (Freddie + Brian only) 8. Do They Know It's Christmas? (All Star finale with Freddie and Brian) CD 13 : Live At Wembley Stadium part 1 - the radio broadcast 1. One Vision 2. Tie Your Mother Down 3. In The Lap Of The Gods ...revisited 4. Seven Seas Of Rhye 5. Tear It Up 6. A Kind Of Magic 7. Vocal Improvisation 8. Under Pressure 9. Another One Bites The Dust 10. Who Wants To Live Forever 11. I Want To Break Free CD 14: Live At Wembley Stadium part 2 1. Impromptu 2. Guitar Solo 3. Now I'm Here 4. Love Of My Life 5. Is This The World We Created ? 6. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care 7. Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) 8. Tutti Frutti 9. Gimme Some Lovin' 10. Bohemian Rhapsody 11. Hammer To Fall 12. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 13. Big Spender 14. Radio Ga Ga 15. We Will Rock You 16. FRiends Will Be Friends 17. We Are The Champions 18. God Save The Queen CD 15, 16, 17, 18 THE COMPLETE UNCUT RADIO BROADCAST OF THE FREDDIE MERCURY TRIBUTE CONCERT FOR AIDS AWARENESS DVD 1 Live At The Rainbow (incl. all what they have from the March footage) DVD 2 Live At The Hammersmith Odeon 1975 DVD 3 Bob's Queen documentary - all of the footage he has DVD 4 LIve At Houston 77 DVD 5 Live At The BBC - all BBC performances they have. What would you say about that ? |
| Jjeroen 23.12.2008 05:17 |
Hey, I would even buy a double-disc with just all the BBC studio-sessions! And YES, three years later I WOULD buy the tripple-disc with the BBC studio-sessions and one of those concerts as a bonus. |
| The Fairy King 23.12.2008 05:28 |
Dream on! |
| masterstroke_84 23.12.2008 06:18 |
Nice in some ways... but.. do we need Wembley AGAIN? That room could be filled with something more intersting I think. There's a lot of possibilities for boxes, each one of us could idealice one... but... Cheers! P. |
| Vali 23.12.2008 07:58 |
If someone at QPL is reading this thread (wich I doubt), please take note of the following: I'D BUY 3 OF THIS !!!!! |
| rhapsody8 23.12.2008 09:05 |
good list.. all of live performance DVDs are ok for me. it does not matter what they included and which year... |
| Benn 23.12.2008 09:19 |
Absolutely no need to re-release Wembley again, or Live Aid and the guest artists will never give their permissions for their unedited performances to be included for a *complete* Tribute Concert. Other than that - absolutely - bring it on. |
| pittrek 23.12.2008 12:32 |
I'm glad I'm not the only person who likes this stuff. Any idea how to make QPL employees read this ? [img=/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif][/img] |
| Josh Henson 23.12.2008 12:50 |
I know this will never happen, but, I would rather see Hammy 79 instead of Wembley again, and take out the 77 interviews and put in the WATC video shoot concert. Now, that would be sweet. |
| bitesthedust 23.12.2008 16:00 |
I'd like to own the BBC sessions complete, so it'd interest me. No Wembley 86 though. Switch that for Hammersmith 79 and that'd seal the deal. |
| Soul Brother 23.12.2008 18:00 |
Good effort. I think in general the thinking behind how record companies put this kind of thing together is to, if you will, hold back and not put all the eggs in one basket. Why have one huuuuuuuuge box when you can extract cash from the willing punters with a selection of boxes of different sizes over a number of years (see current effort with the singles box set). The box you suggest is pretty big and based on other sets around would cost several hundred pounds - OK I'd buy it as would many other people, however I think the BBC stuff in its own right - even the complete sessions on their own would be worth it, embellished with perhaps some 'new' photos and interviews. I agree that wembley and live aid are overkill, whilst I reckon there could be some mileage in re-packaging the Freddie tribute concert into something simple like the recent REM live set - 2 CD's and 1 DVD - although the Freddie concert would probably need more discs! Anyway - keep dreaming...............currently I would just be happy with my free album club tracks from QOL which still haven't appeared!!!! |
| The Real Wizard 24.12.2008 01:42 |
Hadrian wrote: put in the WATC video shoot concert. Now, that would be sweet. I'll second that. That set afterward was such a great performance. |
| Queen Collector 24.12.2008 03:58 |
What a beautiful dream except Wembley and Live Aid as We already have |