QueenZone discussion #1273972
OFFICIAL: LIVE AT THE RAINBOW DVD & BUDAPEST 3D DVD IN DEVELOPMENT!
| Raffy 09.06.2011 05:41 |
Hi, after reading May issue of the excellent Italian magazine Rock Hard I stumbled upon an article about Queen and their fortieth anniversary with a beautiful, intimate and in-depth interview of Bri & Rog that traces their career with many memories and anecdotes. At one point the interviewer asks Brian "... is there any possibility to publish some unreleased early seventies live material from which there is no official documentation?". Brian answered the question this way: "...I can definitely say that we will publish in its entirety the Rainbow Theater concert of the '74 and I personally would like also to see the Budapest concert restored. For this particular concert we are also thinking of making a 3D version. Currently we are just doing some tests to see how it could be ... intrigues me very much to publish something in this format." The little extract of the article (Italian language) can be viewed here: |
| Rick 09.06.2011 05:48 |
Wow. Interesting. Rainbow 1974 complete would be a dream come true! |
| thomasquinn 32989 09.06.2011 06:16 |
"For this particular concert we are also thinking of making a 3D version." So they are complete fucking morons after all. Anyone who's seen a 2d digital film re-vamped into 3d knows the result is pathetic. How much more so if the source is a film reel or a video recording... |
| e-man 09.06.2011 06:20 |
great news about Rainbow!! a 2D version of Budapest in HD will do me just fine :) if they manage to make it sound as good as Montreal, I'll be a VERY happy fan |
| Hangman_96 09.06.2011 06:50 |
Oh, how I wish it would come true! |
| cmsdrums 09.06.2011 07:01 |
Budapest and Rainbow gigs in HD on Blu Ray with fully remixed (NOT downmixed from original stereo tapes) audio is good with me. Budpaest at the correct speed will be lovely! |
| KevoM 09.06.2011 07:07 |
e-man wrote: great news about Rainbow!! a 2D version of Budapest in HD will do me just fine :) if they manage to make it sound as good as Montreal, I'll be a VERY happy fan Me too, Budapest on BD and in DTS HD matser Audio should be great. They can ditch the gimmicky 3D though! As long as they remember that the years are ticking on and 'time waits for nobody' So anytime before I'm 100 would be nice! |
| Raffy 09.06.2011 07:33 |
For the Rainbow release i hope for a 2 dvd set. 1st Disc: 19.11.1974 London, UK 2nd Disc: 20.11.1974 London, UK (VHS version) Bonus section: all the songs omitted on the VHS and the ones cutted presented in full version plus 31.03.1974 London, UK and backstage footage from the 2 nights of November. Also for Budapest it would be great a 2 dvd set: 1st Disc: The concert film 2nd Disc: all the songs omitted on the VHS and the ones cutted presented in full version plus an extensive documentary about Magic Tour (with footage from soundchecks, Paris, Mannheim, Budapest, Knebworth, Spain). Maybe I'm a dreamer... but I'm not the only one ;) |
| queenUSA 09.06.2011 07:35 |
Rainbow ... SWEET! I would not want to hold up the project for 3D on Budapest. Just a clean copy would be good enough for me. |
| Raffy 09.06.2011 07:48 |
News confirmed also on the italian web site Queenheaven.it: link |
| dysan 09.06.2011 07:50 |
3D will be fine. Will certainly be interesting to see. Rainbow in time for Christmas? |
| Raffy 09.06.2011 07:53 |
dysan wrote: 3D will be fine. Will certainly be interesting to see. Rainbow in time for Christmas? I hope so :) |
| pittrek 09.06.2011 08:12 |
OMFG stay AWAY from 3D dammit ! Just release the damned things as you have them, we will be absolutely satisfied |
| Matheusms 09.06.2011 08:50 |
They will release Budapest in stereo pictures with the soundtrack extracted from Live Magic. Well, Rainbow is great, probably they'll release something more than what we had on Box of Tricks and, of course, we all expect it on Blu-ray. |
| Rick 09.06.2011 09:07 |
Rainbow is a fine choice btw. One of the early concerts that captures John in a very good mood. Has anyone ever noticed that? At other concerts he seemed more...I don't know...like he didn't enjoy it that much. |
| Doga 09.06.2011 09:26 |
Of course they want to release the only three gigs filmed in proper film. Is a great notice after all, Montreal is fantastic, a memento of the Raw power of Queen. Rainbow is a dream for every fan, and Budapest is simply, one of their best gig ever, and the better production in Queen history, maybe my favourite too, much better than Wembley. With this three gigs released in HD i will be happy. They only question is: Why they didn't film more gigs? (I know, that was a different era, but...) My congratulations to Queen Productions!!!! |
| Matheusms 09.06.2011 10:13 |
I think that there's a reasonable explanation for this lack of proper video recordings, actually the only way you could release the concerts on those days is as a movie to the teathers rather than today, that you can release it on dvd or in the eighties, when VHS was around. I don't know much about this but probably it was very expensive to record a gig (and they used to record more than one night) in 35 mm at the time and spent a lot of money to record something that will not be released at all wasn't interesting to the band at that point. At least, they recorded other concerts in standard quality, bands like Pink Floyd didn't even have SD concerts recorded from their classic line-up. |
| the dude 1366 09.06.2011 10:16 |
Budapest which would look amazing on blu ray. It really is one of their best. 3D is just trendy and might be laughable in the near future. A cleaned up picture directly from film, while making sure the HD sound has both good stereo and surround mixes is best. I know Brian likes to make sure there is both audio formats. Montreal looks and sounds amazing and so would Budapest. Judging by the sped up sound of the Budapest to fit it into the 90 minute max VHS format will be redone. I know the speed up drives lots of us crazy. |
| dysan 09.06.2011 10:19 |
I haven't watched Budapest for YEARS. I might have a look tonight. I love love love the candid stuff around the city. A great, friendly concert film. |
| Tommilaiho 09.06.2011 11:37 |
Rainbow released, OH HELL YEAH!!!! Budapest 3d. Might be good but I wouldn't get my hopes up. |
| GinjaNinja 09.06.2011 11:39 |
Great news! Well, apart from the 3D part: it's a bit pointless and gimmicky. |
| The Real Wizard 09.06.2011 11:58 |
flu wrote: "Why they didn't film more gigs? (I know, that was a different era, but...)" It's only in hindsight that we can wish. Back then most people just didn't see the value in filming things for posterity. Things were usually filmed for promotional purposes or broadcast. The fact that things like Rainbow and Hyde Park exist is pretty incredible. Only in the last 20 years have people realized how fortunate the world was to have things like The Beatles, The Who, Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Queen. And they all wish more shows were filmed. 3D or not, this is fantastic news. Thank you QP and Universal Records ! This simple change in bureaucracy has made 2011 an incredible year for Queen fans. |
| Hangman2011 09.06.2011 12:13 |
Ah, This news appear only here in this topic official information is not. Untill appear official information I will not believe in this news |
| dysan 09.06.2011 12:55 |
True. I can imagine Budapest 3D getting a limited theatrical release. |
| Rick 09.06.2011 13:43 |
Budapest is great as well, of course, but Rainbow first please ;-) |
| Gaabiizz 09.06.2011 13:54 |
Seria Exelente!! |
| brians wig 09.06.2011 15:10 |
So they're gonna piss about with 3D, but they won't release anything on Bluray because they don't think the format will take off? Is Brian a bit of a dick or what???? As for the rainbow concert, apparantly it was shot on PAL 2" video tape, so I hope they leave it alone at that. Bloody hate filmised concerts - they look crap. Be aware everyone, that it will undoubtedly STILL be an edit of the two nights, though I'm happy to be proved wrong... Finally. Where's the Hammy 75 DVD that was promised two years ago? |
| mooghead 09.06.2011 16:28 |
Ok, I will bite. Unless there were 2 cameras in very close proximity to each other there will be NO 3d. Its like sayin Q+PR is just like real Queen ie... a load of shit. But.. there are idiots who will convince themselves it is real. Good luck to you all. If you are happy then crack on :-) |
| brians wig 09.06.2011 17:12 |
mooghead wrote: Ok, I will bite. Unless there were 2 cameras in very close proximity to each other there will be NO 3d. Its like sayin Q+PR is just like real Queen ie... a load of shit. But.. there are idiots who will convince themselves it is real. Good luck to you all. If you are happy then crack on :-) =============================================== It's obviously a faked effect, but they've tried it successfully with the Bo Rhap video (where have you been????) and an awful lot of cinema films that are touted as 3D are shot 2D and processed into a 3D effect. Obviously you know even less about 3D than I do, so stop being a cocky sod. |
| The Real Wizard 09.06.2011 17:48 |
brians wig wrote: As for the rainbow concert, apparantly it was shot on PAL 2" video tape =============== Are you sure? I've heard it was properly filmed, from numerous sources, including Brian's soapbox. He said the Rainbow, Montreal and Budapest shows were the only shows they properly filmed - just those 5. And I wouldn't doubt it - the Rainbow film was shown in the cinemas throughout the 70s. |
| Adam Baboolal 09.06.2011 17:58 |
brians wig wrote: mooghead wrote: Ok, I will bite. Unless there were 2 cameras in very close proximity to each other there will be NO 3d. Its like sayin Q+PR is just like real Queen ie... a load of shit. But.. there are idiots who will convince themselves it is real. Good luck to you all. If you are happy then crack on :-) =============================================== It's obviously a faked effect, but they've tried it successfully with the Bo Rhap video (where have you been????) and an awful lot of cinema films that are touted as 3D are shot 2D and processed into a 3D effect. Obviously you know even less about 3D than I do, so stop being a cocky sod. ================================================================= Was about to say the same thing. The most blatant example being the Star Wars films being converted to 3D. It takes time and work, but it's becoming a common practice these days. In some cases, it can be really well done, so, colour me interested on this idea for an old film concert. Adam. |
| MERQRY 09.06.2011 18:18 |
Sir GH wrote: brians wig wrote: As for the rainbow concert, apparantly it was shot on PAL 2" video tape =============== Are you sure? I've heard it was properly filmed, from numerous sources, including Brian's soapbox. He said the Rainbow, Montreal and Budapest shows were the only shows they properly filmed - just those 5. And I wouldn't doubt it - the Rainbow film was shown in the cinemas throughout the 70s. ------------- Yes, i also toght it was filmed in 35 mm but Gary Taylor said "otherwise" on the Rainbow Post... Here a quote of him: " he shows were actually shot on 2" tape, which was the best quality format at the time." If they could release these shows (mainly the complete rainbow 1974) it will to be the best live release in Years! |
| TyphoonTip 09.06.2011 20:57 |
As long as Budapest is slowed down to it's correct speed/pitch I will be happy. That issue has always marred that concert |
| MERQRY 09.06.2011 22:57 |
TyphoonTip wrote: As long as Budapest is slowed down to it's correct speed/pitch I will be happy. That issue has always marred that concert ---------- They haven't to correct the speed cause they have the original "untoched" film.. who speed up the gig weren't QP but the company who released the gig in vhs (and laser disc i belive) a time ago. |
| pittrek 10.06.2011 00:43 |
[QUOETNAME]MERQRY wrote:Well - an average fan can correct the pitch of the audio or the speed of the video + audio on a home computer. There is no excuse to release video with "PAL speedup" in the 21st centuryTyphoonTip wrote: As long as Budapest is slowed down to it's correct speed/pitch I will be happy. That issue has always marred that concert---------- They haven't to correct the speed cause they have the original "untoched" film.. who speed up the gig weren't QP but the company who released the gig in vhs (and laser disc i belive) a time ago. |
| thomasquinn 32989 10.06.2011 03:24 |
dysan wrote: 3D will be fine. Will certainly be interesting to see. ==== No, it won't, it'll be gutwrenching to see. Turning an analog 2d recording into a digital 3d film gives a result comparable to a black-and-white film that's tinted (colored in) later on. It reduces visual quality instead of enhancing it. What would be far preferable is a frame-by-frame restoration of Rainbow, similar to the process used on Birth of a Nation, where damage to individual frames is restored by using directly adjecent frames. This would apply, to a lesser degree, to Budapest. A 3d release would just be a waste of money. |
| Soundfreak 10.06.2011 05:36 |
Goodness....is this "ComplainZone" or what? You will get Budapest in 2 D - so why all the negativity about them trying to make it 3D as an extra??? Budapest was filmed with so many cameras and many of them were constantly moving, which makes it easier to create good 3D effects. So why put it down before you even saw a result? No one has to go and watch it in cinema.... |
| dysan 10.06.2011 05:49 |
I hope they stick in more shots of the audience in the Rainbow film - It looks too much like a soundcheck to me. |
| Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 10.06.2011 06:15 |
Raffy wrote: News confirmed also on the italian web site Queenheaven.it: link ============================================================================= Thank you so much for the link, Raffy. Did anybody else follow the link? They talk about a concert for an audience of two thousand people for television purposes and they mention Pink and Tom Chaplin, if I recall well, as possible singers. But what I was delighted about was to read about studio work on a "rediscovered" track, altough they might refer to Michael Jackson tracks, which would be old news by now. See what google translator did of second paragraph of page 4: "And when it comes to album releases is impossible not to think of the infamous unreleased, so desired by fans. Brian confirms that there are, although not many. Moreover, he argues, if so many things have been discarded there must be a reason. In any case, just in recent months he and Roger have been working on a new song, the two only recently rediscovered. He does not specify when it is published, or in what context, but we hope that this happens very soon." Cheers, Ogre- |
| KevoM 10.06.2011 06:20 |
I'm pretty sure i've seen clips of Rainbow on film (?). Anything shot on SD video tape (broadcast or domestic) would NOT benefit from a high def conversion (especially 2" video from the early 70s!). Even when it comes to film, it would have to be AT LEAST shot on super16mm, again anything less and you would see no difference. The BBC did serveral concept tests in the early days of HDTV. 'You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear!' Also, how about some of the promos that were originally shot on film? If the original negatives or film reels still exists, then maybe these could benefit from a HD overahul? Probably unlikely as they would have been converted to video for editing and final output WATC (although looks like 8mm to me!) I Want It All Don't Stop Me Now Bicycle Race AOBTD (again looks v low res 8mm, poss even video) Any more? There wasn't many as production costs in film are much higher than video tape. |
| pittrek 10.06.2011 06:54 |
AOBTD was shot on video |
| Negative Creep 10.06.2011 07:09 |
KevoM wrote: Anything shot on SD video tape (broadcast or domestic) would NOT benefit from a high def conversion (especially 2" video from the early 70s!). Standard definition analogue is still higher definition than standard digital - which is what most DVDs offer (and sometimes less than standard) due to the amount of data people try and cram on to them. Almost all DVDs show signs of digital artifacts - which are obviously not present on analogue material. The current digital masters of most DVD releases are far higher quality that was is commerically released as the files are compressed to fit the format. I'd rather see the material in it's original transfer quality (albeit remastered, but not compressed and downscaled for a format which isn't big enough to accurately store visual and audio content in any quantity) with lossless audio, than an image littered with digital artifacts and mp3 quality audio. |
| TyphoonTip 10.06.2011 07:36 |
MERQRY wrote: TyphoonTip wrote: As long as Budapest is slowed down to it's correct speed/pitch I will be happy. That issue has always marred that concert ---------- They haven't to correct the speed cause they have the original "untoched" film.. who speed up the gig weren't QP but the company who released the gig in vhs (and laser disc i belive) a time ago. What...? All I'm saying is, if they do release Budapest again, the speed/pitch better be corrected. Otherwise it will be a complete waste of time. As for the defence of: 'well, you can just slow it down yourself' ....If you have to tamper with the running speed of an officially released product to prevent Freddie from sounding like a chipmunk, there's something desperately wrong. |
| bago.vidovic 10.06.2011 08:08 |
but how are they going to stretch the picture ? dont forget that everything was filmed in 4:3 .... |
| Soundfreak 10.06.2011 09:07 |
All I'm saying is, if they do release Budapest again, the speed/pitch better be corrected. Otherwise it will be a complete waste of time. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< The Budapest video plays a semitone too fast due to the transfer from film with 24 pics per second to video that demands 25 pics. So the easiest way for video producers always was, to simply play the film with 25 pics per second when transfering it. But in the meantime technology went on and it should be no problem to do it right this time. My hope for "Rainbow" is, that they still have the full versions of all those songs that once were edited into this weird medley of Father to Son/Keep yourself alive/Liar. And what to do with all the vocal overdubs.....leave them in....mix them out......I'm curious what they will do and I'm looking forward to it. |
| malicedoom 10.06.2011 09:09 |
I wish they'd just leave the 4:3 stuff IN actual 4:3. I don't mind the black bars on the side and I'd rather see it all as originally filmed/presented. |
| Wiley 10.06.2011 10:30 |
Budapest in 3D would be awesome but they should make it right. No crappy cardboard red-blue glasses but an actual "3D Bluray". Many movies are even sold with 3 discs editions: 3D Bluray, Standard Bluray and DVD or Digital Copy. To the posters dissing and complaining about the 3D bit.... it's not 1980! 3D is much better now and it is more accessible. If you don't want to see it in 3D simply disable it (not sure if it's possible) or buy the regular Bluray (2D) or DVD version (I'm sure there will be one). I don't see how they would release Budapest in HD but only in 3D. They will surely have a 2D version availabie in a second disc, like many other movies are sold today. |
| brians wig 10.06.2011 10:30 |
dysan wrote: I hope they stick in more shots of the audience in the Rainbow film - It looks too much like a soundcheck to me. ==================================== Really? I don't want to watch the audience... |
| brians wig 10.06.2011 10:37 |
Negative Creep wrote: KevoM wrote: Anything shot on SD video tape (broadcast or domestic) would NOT benefit from a high def conversion (especially 2" video from the early 70s!). Standard definition analogue is still higher definition than standard digital - which is what most DVDs offer (and sometimes less than standard) due to the amount of data people try and cram on to them. Almost all DVDs show signs of digital artifacts - which are obviously not present on analogue material. The current digital masters of most DVD releases are far higher quality that was is commerically released as the files are compressed to fit the format. I'd rather see the material in it's original transfer quality (albeit remastered, but not compressed and downscaled for a format which isn't big enough to accurately store visual and audio content in any quantity) with lossless audio, than an image littered with digital artifacts and mp3 quality audio. =================================== I have to agree. Also, DVD is only 540 lines of Horizontal resolution yet UK PAL videotape is 625. I also think PAL 2" tape from the 1970's used on the BBC's equipment is FAR better picture quality and far nicer to look at that anything the 1980's and most of the 1990's had to offer. As for quality itself, Anything shot on videotape would benefit hugely from the space available on a Bluray disc. Bluray isn't an encoding format, it's a storage medium, and there's no reason why it can't be used to show the full screen resolution of videotape material AND at a high bitrate to reduce the risk of digital artefacting. |
| brians wig 10.06.2011 10:41 |
bago.vidovic wrote: but how are they going to stretch the picture ? dont forget that everything was filmed in 4:3 .... =============================================== Stretch the picture!!!!! Now you're making me MAD!!!!! You can't 'stretch' the picture, you have to zoom in on it and therefore you lose top and bottom and also decrease the quality of the image. The GVH DVDs were a bloody shambles. If it's shot in 4:3 then it bloody well should be kept in 4:3. Widescreening a 4:3 image is a practise that should be STOPPED and anyone caught doing it should have their balls removed with a rusty blunt instrument. Yes, that's swearing, but by God, you've hit on the BIGGEST thing that pisses me off here. |
| Hangman2011 10.06.2011 11:18 |
It is intresting to me what can say about this news Gary Taylor |
| KevoM 10.06.2011 11:21 |
I think you'll find film(35mm) can be cropped (matted) or anamorphically squeezed to whatever aspect ratio suit the Directors. i,.e 1.85:1, 2.35:1, 4:3 etc. Montreal 81 comes in two flavours, teh original (intende?) AR of 4:3 and the later cropped for DVd of 1.85:1. Not sure which was intended? Agree about analogue video being of better quality to sd DVD, forgot about that, same goes for audio (obviously) . |
| Hangman2011 10.06.2011 13:42 |
It is intresting to me what can say about this news Gary Taylor |
| Hangman_96 10.06.2011 13:59 |
Hangman2011 wrote: It is intresting to me what can say about this news Gary Taylor ================= Unfortunately, it will be hard to get such info. |
| Hangman2011 10.06.2011 14:12 |
Lostman wrote: Hangman2011 wrote: It is intresting to me what can say about this news Gary Taylor ================= Unfortunately, it will be hard to get such info. ====================================================== GT unreal fucking nasty gentleman anyway we call him Death on Two legs hey hey hey |
| Rick 10.06.2011 15:04 |
Doc, you lost a patient! |
| malicedoom 10.06.2011 15:12 |
Anyone ever compared the 2 Montreal 81 releases to see just how much was cropped out to achieve the 16x9 ratio? I've wanted to do that for the videos as well (Greatest Flix VHS/Laser releases vs. the Greatest Video Hits DVDs 16x9 stuff), but haven't yet. Wondering just how much was 'lost'... |
| neokaden 10.06.2011 15:20 |
.....I want Hammy 1979 ...... |
| The Real Wizard 10.06.2011 15:49 |
Hangman2011 wrote: GT unreal fucking nasty gentleman anyway we call him Death on Two legs hey hey hey ===================== I know you're a troll, but now we know you're also a fucking retard. GT has contributed many great things to QZ. What exactly have you contributed, other than inane ramblings with a translator? |
| Kevinrm15 10.06.2011 16:05 |
Hangman you bastard you take that back! I did talk to GT, he said he's surprised Brian mentioned the Rainbow concert getting released cause Brian wanted it to be a surprise. Now you shut your dumb foreign troll mouth or else my fist is going 10 inches down your throat! |
| ITSM 10.06.2011 16:38 |
It will be nice to finnaly have a 70s show on DVD - hoping for a CD release too, though I already have it on a bootleg (one of a few bootlegs I have).. Looking forward to the 3D experience! Queen in 3D could be n i C E |
| Matheusms 10.06.2011 19:49 |
It's quite obvious for me that they'll release Budapest also on 2D Blu-ray. |
| ksimpson1960 10.06.2011 23:02 |
I wish Queen would have selected a show from NOTW tour, or Jazz tour, or something that wasn't preveiously released ...albeit, the budapest show was great, it WAS already released..., I know Queens arsenal is vast, and they 'could' have released Paris '78,, ...anyway, Question: anybody know how the 3D be added ? Did Freddie 'poke' his microphone stand toward the cameras? do they blur the background, to make the foreground 'appear' closer with more focus? I saw Clash of the Titans 3D, it made me nauseous, ..Mabe, it will be SO good you can almost see Queen's hand coming out of the screen, towards your wallet.. CAN'T WAIT !!! |
| Queenman!! 11.06.2011 02:38 |
ksimpson1960 wrote: I wish Queen would have selected a show from NOTW tour, or Jazz tour, or something that wasn't preveiously released ...albeit, the budapest show was great, it WAS already released..., I know Queens arsenal is vast, and they 'could' have released Paris '78,, ...anyway, Question: anybody know how the 3D be added ? Did Freddie 'poke' his microphone stand toward the cameras? do they blur the background, to make the foreground 'appear' closer with more focus? I saw Clash of the Titans 3D, it made me nauseous, ..Mabe, it will be SO good you can almost see Queen's hand coming out of the screen, towards your wallet.. CAN'T WAIT !!! ============== Paris 1980, I didn't know they had that show in the archives. Great. A new gem? Or... Paris 1979? I think you meant the last didn't you. |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 02:44 |
Sir GH wrote: Hangman2011 wrote: GT unreal fucking nasty gentleman anyway we call him Death on Two legs hey hey hey ===================== I know you're a troll, but now we know you're also a fucking retard. GT has contributed many great things to QZ. What exactly have you contributed, other than inane ramblings with a translator? ============================================================================= I know that you're gay from Canada. But now I know that you're still Canadian disgrace |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 02:47 |
Kevinrm15 wrote: Hangman you bastard you take that back! I did talk to GT, he said he's surprised Brian mentioned the Rainbow concert getting released cause Brian wanted it to be a surprise. Now you shut your dumb foreign troll mouth or else my fist is going 10 inches down your throat! ============================================================================================= Oh, another one Kinder Surprise hatched out of nowhere |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 02:50 |
What good did Gary Taylor that all of you defending him so? |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 02:53 |
I will be verry happy if Rainbow and Budapest release in this year |
| ksimpson1960 11.06.2011 04:37 |
Queenman!... In answer to your Question, : April 23rd 1978 Paris,Pavillion, .....Killer Concert |
| catqueen 11.06.2011 05:13 |
e-man wrote: great news about Rainbow!! a 2D version of Budapest in HD will do me just fine :) if they manage to make it sound as good as Montreal, I'll be a VERY happy fan Exactly!!! The Montreal dvd is incredible! |
| Rick 11.06.2011 05:39 |
Hangman2011 wrote: Sir GH wrote: Hangman2011 wrote: GT unreal fucking nasty gentleman anyway we call him Death on Two legs hey hey hey ===================== I know you're a troll, but now we know you're also a fucking retard. GT has contributed many great things to QZ. What exactly have you contributed, other than inane ramblings with a translator? ============================================================================= I know that you're gay from Canada. But now I know that you're still Canadian disgrace ===== Doc, your patient is still on the loose! |
| Hangman_96 11.06.2011 05:42 |
ksimpson1960 wrote: Queenman!... In answer to your Question, : April 23rd 1978 Paris,Pavillion, .....Killer Concert ======================== You mean this concert in Paris 1978 was filmed? |
| tonyyy 11.06.2011 07:27 |
It will be fantastic if they release those two great concerts in blue-ray format! (and also on dvd) Tony My webpage: link |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 09:22 |
tonyyy wrote: It will be fantastic if they release those two great concerts in blue-ray format! (and also on dvd) Tony My webpage: link ====================================================================== I'm agree with you |
| Kevinrm15 11.06.2011 11:54 |
I'll tell ya Hangman! Gary Taylor is really nice! As is Greg Brooks! They have been kind enough to let us in on some information and other things! They're my friends! So you better just shut up, I'm not letting you come close to getting away with trash talking them!! |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 11:58 |
Kevinrm15 wrote: I'll tell ya Hangman! Gary Taylor is really nice! As is Greg Brooks! They have been kind enough to let us in on some information and other things! They're my friends! So you better just shut up, I'm not letting you come close to getting away with trash talking them!! ============================================================================================= This phrase said you, I'm laugh :-) I'll not tell ya Hangman! Gary Taylor is not really nice! As is Greg Brooks! They have not been kind enough to let us in on some information and other things! They're not my friends! So you better not just shut up, I'm letting you come close to getting away with not trash talking them!! |
| Kevinrm15 11.06.2011 12:07 |
You fricken Russian bastard your probably not even a Queen fan!! You probably get your joys just from being an idiot thinking you can own every Queen item under the sun! Well you're wrong! Sure, I want to see everything get released at one point in time, but it's nothing to rush. Everyone else here knows it, GT, GB, Bob, Jamster, Gregsynth, Pittrek. Your sick abusive childish mouth isn't gonna help anything either! I'll have you know one more thing! Greg Brooks was kind enough to send me a free copy of his 2005 revised Queen Live for FREE & SIGNED. I originally offered to pay money for it, he offered the signed part. Now you think about what you said, choke on it, and kill yourself! |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 12:16 |
Kevinrm15 wrote: You fricken Russian bastard your probably not even a Queen fan!! You probably get your joys just from being an idiot thinking you can own every Queen item under the sun! Well you're wrong! Sure, I want to see everything get released at one point in time, but it's nothing to rush. Everyone else here knows it, GT, GB, Bob, Jamster, Gregsynth, Pittrek. Your sick abusive childish mouth isn't gonna help anything either! I'll have you know one more thing! Greg Brooks was kind enough to send me a free copy of his 2005 revised Queen Live for FREE & SIGNED. I originally offered to pay money for it, he offered the signed part. Now you think about what you said, choke on it, and kill yourself! I am fan of Queen, shut your homo mouth |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 12:19 |
Hangman2011 wrote: Kevinrm15 wrote: You fricken Russian bastard your probably not even a Queen fan!! You probably get your joys just from being an idiot thinking you can own every Queen item under the sun! Well you're wrong! Sure, I want to see everything get released at one point in time, but it's nothing to rush. Everyone else here knows it, GT, GB, Bob, Jamster, Gregsynth, Pittrek. Your sick abusive childish mouth isn't gonna help anything either! I'll have you know one more thing! Greg Brooks was kind enough to send me a free copy of his 2005 revised Queen Live for FREE & SIGNED. I originally offered to pay money for it, he offered the signed part. Now you think about what you said, choke on it, and kill yourself! ======================================================================================== I am fan of Queen, shut your homo mouth |
| The Real Wizard 11.06.2011 12:40 |
Hangman2011 wrote: What good did Gary Taylor that all of you defending him so? =================== The question is - what did he do to you personally to merit such hateful words from you? Time to ban another troll, methinks.. |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 12:45 |
Sir GH wrote: Hangman2011 wrote: What good did Gary Taylor that all of you defending him so? =================== The question is - what did he do to you personally to merit such hateful words from you? Time to ban another troll, methinks.. =============================================================================================== Time to ban Canadian bastard |
| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 12:52 |
The topic turns into trolling, because of Mr. Bob Mr clever troll and mr. Hangman has nothing to do with these crimes mr. bob |
| pittrek 11.06.2011 14:24 |
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| Hangman2011 11.06.2011 14:55 |
pittrek wrote: =============================================================================================== I ask to notice, I have no quarrel with anyone. Just a there is a handful of people aim to humiliate other people. There are a couple of people who say that I fuck brains of all those present here |
| Bad Seed 12.06.2011 08:17 |
Well that's never gonna get a release! Was my reaction after watching the Rainbow show at the SIS exhibition, so I'll be quite suprised if this turns out to be true. I honestly thought we would have seen Hyde Park or maybe Earls Court released before this. Would make a lovely release if they include the March show, and some Tokyo '75 stuff. |
| Bad Seed 13.06.2011 14:46 |
Don't know if anyone else saw this on the QOL site. From one of the admins: 'Don't get too excited, plans on LIVE releases are coming together, that is FACT and these two have been mentioned, among others...you guys will start to see live releases for sure and these will be part of that roll out eventually, but when and how they are presented is still unconfirmed'. |
| TheFairyfellersMasterStroke 19.06.2011 11:03 |
I would very much like see Budapest gig , and a Rainbow gig . But my heart feels that nothing will happen in this year since us often deceived. Brian said that there is many awesome plans will be involved about 100 songs, if I remember correctly, and will still be shooting film. And concerning concerts which are so eager to see the fans nor word he didn't said |
| Hangman_96 19.06.2011 17:06 |
Maybe this will be off-topic, but may I repeat my question to ksimpson1960 since it was ignored: was concert in Paris on April 23, 1978 filmed? |
| Dane 21.06.2011 09:40 |
Budapest is NOT an exciting enough performance to get the 3D treatment! They should take Hammy'79!! (earls court '77 is the best but that release will never be) |
| KevoM 21.06.2011 18:11 |
Dane wrote: Budapest is NOT an exciting enough performance to get the 3D treatment! They should take Hammy'79!! (earls court '77 is the best but that release will never be) You're kidding?? Budapest is one of the best Queen concerts ever filmed. MUCH better than anything from the 70s where BBC/ITV cameraman were still 'cutting their teeth' with new electronic cameras and zoom lenses (doesn't it show, too!). Along with MK 82 and Wenbley86, i'd say Budapest is one of the most well crafted filmed Queen concerts, technically and performance wise. |
| thomasquinn 32989 23.06.2011 06:18 |
That may be so, but it's still a 1980s recording with typical 1980s technology, the shortcomings of which would be *emphasized* by a fake-3d treatment. I maintain that the 3d-treatment of 2d-source material is a waste of time and effort. Unless you film it stereoscopically, it won't look halfway decent. |
| Toozeup 04.07.2011 16:46 |
ThomasQuinn wrote: That may be so, but it's still a 1980s recording with typical 1980s technology, the shortcomings of which would be *emphasized* by a fake-3d treatment. I maintain that the 3d-treatment of 2d-source material is a waste of time and effort. Unless you film it stereoscopically, it won't look halfway decent. They borrowed every 35mm film camera in hungary to film it so we are probably talking 60's and 70's technology here considering these less developed countires couldn't afford the latest tech. The quality of the end product depends on the man behind the camera and the film stock used. Budapest remastered from the original film rushes and complete would look amazing. The parts with the band out and about in hungary should be taken out of the main film and included as extras (and hopefully expanded.) I'd buy that! |
| Barber`s son 12.07.2011 10:11 |
Nice topic, really. I hope this is not one more fried chicken which later turns out to be moldy stuff if you understand what I mean |
| Hangman_96 12.07.2011 10:43 |
Barber's son wrote: Nice topic, really. I hope this is not one more fried chicken which later turns out to be moldy stuff if you understand what I mean =================================== I think it does indeed turn out that now, because I feel it that way. |
| rocknrolllover 18.09.2011 01:29 |
I don't believe in this official news If in the release of gig in Budapest 1986 there is no doubt but in the release of gig at the Rainbow 1974, I don't believe |
| brians wig 18.09.2011 04:30 |
They can stuff them if they only plan to release in NTSC :( |
| Toozeup 18.09.2011 15:12 |
Considering the amount of footage on the second DVD, and the uncompressed stereo track as well as the DTS track, encoding the video to NTSC probabably saved valuable disc space and was the only way they could squeeze everything in. It's annoying, but the compression is still much better than the previous pal release! |
| rocknrolllover 21.06.2012 23:47 |
It's funny how quickly the topic is died |
| . 22.06.2012 08:45 |
Is it died then~ |
| Hangman_96 23.06.2012 17:04 |
Given the latest news, it should be alive now again. |
| Hangman_96 27.06.2012 17:16 |
*BUMP* Since it looks like both concerts are going to be released this year (or at least one of them), I consider this topic will be best to discuss them. |
| FMRTJDBM 12.12.2012 02:43 |
What we have now: The work progress started this year. |
| jones904 12.12.2012 04:04 |
Great idea. Mine actually, but who has a 3d tv? |
| cmsdrums 18.12.2012 06:44 |
Brian's speech at the press launch of the Queen E-Book says: "It already has a Live section which is already extremely good, but over the coming months we will be adding material from Live At The Rainbow which can be fed into this product… you’ll be able to see it and click on it as an update". Looks form this that the Rainbow release may not be too far off then........ |
| The Real Wizard 18.12.2012 12:47 |
cmsdrums wrote: Brian's speech at the press launch of the Queen E-Book says: "It already has a Live section which is already extremely good, but over the coming months we will be adding material from Live At The Rainbow which can be fed into this product… you’ll be able to see it and click on it as an update". Looks form this that the Rainbow release may not be too far off then........Encouraging. |
| brians wig 18.12.2012 15:00 |
cmsdrums wrote: Brian's speech at the press launch of the Queen E-Book says: "It already has a Live section which is already extremely good, but over the coming months we will be adding material from Live At The Rainbow which can be fed into this product… you’ll be able to see it and click on it as an update". Looks form this that the Rainbow release may not be too far off then........Forgive me for being negative, but whilst that's wonderful news, I hope it doesn't mean they either want to keep the footage exclusive for the next five years as a "sales incentive" or that they've changed their mind about releasing full Rainbow... |
| GinjaNinja 18.12.2012 16:01 |
He mentions a DVD in this video: link Things are looking promising! :D |
| dowens 18.12.2012 19:13 |
sounds pretty convincing to me that Rainbow will be released! |
| Marknow 18.12.2012 19:26 |
GinjaNinja wrote: He mentions a DVD in this video: link Things are looking promising! :DNice one, thanks for posting the vid, Rainbow 1974 it is next then. |
| MERQRY 18.12.2012 21:53 |
Marknow wrote:What a nice moment when he says "DVD"... but it's me or he don't say it more conviced?? "Live at the Rainbow D....V...D"GinjaNinja wrote: He mentions a DVD in this video: link Things are looking promising! :DNice one, thanks for posting the vid, Rainbow 1974 it is next then. |
| rocknrolllover 19.12.2012 10:22 |
The more I hear these mentions about the Rainbow concert on DVD, the more I believe we shall see this concert on DVD. The first long-awaited step to releasing 70's concerts. And I don't care of it's going to be a compilation - most importantly, just give me that. |
| Gaabiizz 24.12.2012 01:40 |
Even missing a release of Budapest, this has not been definitive |
| rocknrolllover 27.12.2012 02:56 |
I hope Live at the Rainbow will be release without any anniversary dates |
| rocknrolllover 27.12.2012 02:56 |
I hope Live at the Rainbow will be release without any anniversary dates |
| Hangman_96 01.07.2013 17:16 |
Any more news on Rainbow now? |
| BETA215 14.07.2014 14:04 |
Raffy wrote: Maybe I'm a dreamer... but I'm not the only one ;)Looks like they hear part of your comment! :) I mean. The Budapest release contains: The Concert film and an "extensive" documentary about Magic Tour (with footage from TV channels)! And the Rainbow release contains: All the songs complete, but both concerts merged. and the March concert (at least what remains)! |