| Chinwonder2 10.03.2016 11:20 |
Hey everyone, can somebody please tell me which documentary or video compilation this clip comes from? I remember seeing it in something I downloaded a while ago, but now I can't remember :( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8aGaxavDAU&feature=youtu.be&t=5m18s -Chin |
| Killer_queenIII 10.03.2016 12:15 |
I found a comment from the OP regarding that bit: "Gracias por tu comentario Ramón. En efecto ese par de segundos es de las grabaciones de DoRo, la extraje de la versión promocional de The Show Must Go On (aparece también en uno de los insertos del Tributo a Freddie)." I'm not really good in Spanish, bust best I can tell, it's a DoRo clip taken from TSMGO. |
| The Real Wizard 10.03.2016 12:15 |
^ that sounds about right. |
| MercurialFreddie 10.03.2016 12:26 |
I really hope that all of the footage DoRo shot that day is in the Queen archives. Are they still denying having anything other than the audience footage ? |
| Chinwonder2 10.03.2016 13:15 |
I've searched for the Promo video of TSMGO and only foudn this, but I can't fidn the clip in it :/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGkt0vW5CG8 -Chin |
| dave76 10.03.2016 13:18 |
I've bought the Jewels dvd just for the fact that there are 2 Innuendo period videos on it. Since we probably never get to see Greatest Video Hits 3 i am ok with Jewels. |
| Mr.QueenFan 10.03.2016 14:19 |
MercurialFreddie wrote: I really hope that all of the footage DoRo shot that day is in the Queen archives. Are they still denying having anything other than the audience footage ?The camera in this clip was pointed towards Freddie, so i'm pretty sure that Doro have in their archives or QP archives Boh Rhap and other songs from Knebworth. I think there was a topic some years ago in QZ about DoRo needing to catalogue their archive, and that means that at the time even they didn't know what was in their spolio. About Roger in Knebworth: -His drumming seems to be more fluid. Great, great drumming in the Rock section. Even Freddie was ecstatic, judging by his huge smile after he looked at Roger. |
| Jedi Knight 10.03.2016 14:43 |
Chinwonder wrote: I've searched for the Promo video of TSMGO and only foudn this, but I can't fidn the clip in it :/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGkt0vW5CG8 -ChinMaybe this can help you in your search: http://web.archive.org/web/20110825043735/http://www.btinternet.com/~darren.robins/queen_thevideos/index.htm |
| guild93 10.03.2016 15:13 |
It may have been from the compilations shown at the FM Tribute 1992 on the big screen between the bands (which were also bonuses on the 2002 DVD) Luke |
| Chinwonder2 10.03.2016 15:21 |
I still can't find it, but the website says it's on Disc 2 of the Tribute Concert :( -Chin |
| fr1986 10.03.2016 16:21 |
Thats right, it is on the dvd2 of the old Freddie mercury tribute relase(2002). What you have in TSMGO video is a very short Snippet of Hammer to fall from Knebworth, which is also present(and a bit longer) in the unreleased Freddie Mercury Documentary shared here sometime last year. |
| Chinwonder2 10.03.2016 17:34 |
fr1986 wrote: Thats right, it is on the dvd2 of the old Freddie mercury tribute relase(2002). What you have in TSMGO video is a very short Snippet of Hammer to fall from Knebworth, which is also present(and a bit longer) in the unreleased Freddie Mercury Documentary shared here sometime last year. Oh, I have the 2013 Definative Version. Is that clip present on this version? -Chin |
| Jake12 10.03.2016 17:38 |
link |
| Killer_queenIII 10.03.2016 21:48 |
^this reminds me of a question I wanted to ask for a while. I don't know if anyone answered this, but is there more DoRo clips of Knebworth that I have't seen yet? these are the clips i've seen so far: The part where their helicopter arrived at Knebworth Hammer To Fall - bit seen from the In My Defense video Is This The World We Created - Champions of the World Radio Gaga - Crowd shots and ending (where Deacy threw his bass) from Rare Live WATC - Rare Live |
| The Real Wizard 10.03.2016 22:31 |
Jake12 wrote: linkAwesome. So when will QP finally stop denying that they have a fair chunk of the Knebworth footage? It's criminal that they didn't release these songs as bonus tracks on the Wembley DVDs. |
| DepeX 11.03.2016 04:02 |
Yes, almost same bonuses in the two editions and nothing related to Knebworth. |
| on my way up 11.03.2016 08:04 |
The Real Wizard wrote:I remember the topic about Knebworth where Greg said we should "expect the unexpected" and that "we should consider the option that we have all been misinformed" and that he can't say more than that ... Oh, and that we have to read between the lines.Jake12 wrote: linkAwesome. So when will QP finally stop denying that they have a fair chunk of the Knebworth footage? It's criminal that they didn't release these songs as bonus tracks on the Wembley DVDs. So, I still think there's more Knebworth footage... Thus, one day there will be a Knebworth release (maybe audio) and then there'll be bonus footage, magically found just 2 weeks prior to the release... :-) By the way, for having a "great archive" and an archivist Queen have big trouble in locating their stuff. -->When Milton Keynes came out, they couldn't locate more than half an hour of footage from Tokorozawa... -->When Wembley first came out on DVD, only some bits from the first night were said to exist... and then 8 years later we found out they had the ENTIRE first show, in great quality! Why wasn't that included the first time and - worse - why did they misinform us? -->There's 38 minutes of Rainbow march '74 footage: to be released on a Rainbow rerelease in 2034?? |
| pittrek 11.03.2016 08:57 |
At least the complete second half (from Is This The World We Created to God Save The Queen) exists on 16mm film shot by DoRo, together with backstage footage (most known is the bit with Freddie's "vocal exercise" which is interrupted by Roger, and footage of them walking to the stage) and some interviews. Because of sheer incompetence or laziness the same footage is labeled as Wembley (together with Mannheim footage and even some Budapest footage) on various releases and often mixed with real Wembley backstage footage. And of course there's the helicopter footage (again shot by DoRo), One Vision shot by ITV, a significant amount of Status Quo footage, some Big Country bits ... |
| Biggus Dickus 11.03.2016 09:13 |
on my way up wrote:I doubt that was the case with Tokorozawa material on the Bowl DVD. I think they just decided not to put certain tracks which showed that Freddie's voice wasn't in best shape. Maybe they didn't have the multitracks so they couldn't fix those dodgy bits. I think the original VHS release of that gig was about an hour long. In my opinion Freddie didn't sound that bad. It might just be another of their fan-friendly production decisions.The Real Wizard wrote:I remember the topic about Knebworth where Greg said we should "expect the unexpected" and that "we should consider the option that we have all been misinformed" and that he can't say more than that ... Oh, and that we have to read between the lines. So, I still think there's more Knebworth footage... Thus, one day there will be a Knebworth release (maybe audio) and then there'll be bonus footage, magically found just 2 weeks prior to the release... :-) By the way, for having a "great archive" and an archivist Queen have big trouble in locating their stuff. -->When Milton Keynes came out, they couldn't locate more than half an hour of footage from Tokorozawa... -->When Wembley first came out on DVD, only some bits from the first night were said to exist... and then 8 years later we found out they had the ENTIRE first show, in great quality! Why wasn't that included the first time and - worse - why did they misinform us? -->There's 38 minutes of Rainbow march '74 footage: to be released on a Rainbow rerelease in 2034??Jake12 wrote: linkAwesome. So when will QP finally stop denying that they have a fair chunk of the Knebworth footage? It's criminal that they didn't release these songs as bonus tracks on the Wembley DVDs. |
| on my way up 11.03.2016 09:28 |
Biggus Dickus wrote:It was the explanation at the time. I'm 100% sure! It was then also said they had the complete multi track audio (for example also Calling all girls was released as audio track for the photo gallery!).on my way up wrote:I doubt that was the case with Tokorozawa material on the Bowl DVD. I think they just decided not to put certain tracks which showed that Freddie's voice wasn't in best shape. Maybe they didn't have the multitracks so they couldn't fix those dodgy bits. I think the original VHS release of that gig was about an hour long. In my opinion Freddie didn't sound that bad. It might just be another of their fan-friendly production decisions.The Real Wizard wrote:I remember the topic about Knebworth where Greg said we should "expect the unexpected" and that "we should consider the option that we have all been misinformed" and that he can't say more than that ... Oh, and that we have to read between the lines. So, I still think there's more Knebworth footage... Thus, one day there will be a Knebworth release (maybe audio) and then there'll be bonus footage, magically found just 2 weeks prior to the release... :-) By the way, for having a "great archive" and an archivist Queen have big trouble in locating their stuff. -->When Milton Keynes came out, they couldn't locate more than half an hour of footage from Tokorozawa... -->When Wembley first came out on DVD, only some bits from the first night were said to exist... and then 8 years later we found out they had the ENTIRE first show, in great quality! Why wasn't that included the first time and - worse - why did they misinform us? -->There's 38 minutes of Rainbow march '74 footage: to be released on a Rainbow rerelease in 2034??Jake12 wrote: linkAwesome. So when will QP finally stop denying that they have a fair chunk of the Knebworth footage? It's criminal that they didn't release these songs as bonus tracks on the Wembley DVDs. Freddie's performance in Tokorozawa is actually really really good. His voice cracks badly during some songs but for every bad crack there's an astonishing example of creative phrasing or making up for the occasional crack with sheer power. The show is very different compared tot Milton Keynes and that's why I think they should release - at some point - a box with the 2 complete shows. All they would have to do is fix a few cracks and some auto tune on Body Language :-) :-) :-) The fast wwry, action this day, calling all girls, nih-put out the fire - dragon attack, cltcl,... All stunning performances... Edgy and energetic. Just the way I like it... |
| AlexRocks 11.03.2016 12:11 |
On My Way Up is there any chance you would like to give some information to the other seven billion of us when this was said by Greg Brooks?!!!! |
| Biggus Dickus 11.03.2016 12:51 |
on my way up wrote:Yeah, I'm not doubting what you said, I'm doubting whether QPL told the truth or not. I've never compared the Bowl DVD footage with the old VHS version to see if they did something with the sound. But yes I really like that gig too.Biggus Dickus wrote:It was the explanation at the time. I'm 100% sure! It was then also said they had the complete multi track audio (for example also Calling all girls was released as audio track for the photo gallery!). Freddie's performance in Tokorozawa is actually really really good. His voice cracks badly during some songs but for every bad crack there's an astonishing example of creative phrasing or making up for the occasional crack with sheer power. The show is very different compared tot Milton Keynes and that's why I think they should release - at some point - a box with the 2 complete shows. All they would have to do is fix a few cracks and some auto tune on Body Language :-) :-) :-) The fast wwry, action this day, calling all girls, nih-put out the fire - dragon attack, cltcl,... All stunning performances... Edgy and energetic. Just the way I like it...on my way up wrote:I doubt that was the case with Tokorozawa material on the Bowl DVD. I think they just decided not to put certain tracks which showed that Freddie's voice wasn't in best shape. Maybe they didn't have the multitracks so they couldn't fix those dodgy bits. I think the original VHS release of that gig was about an hour long. In my opinion Freddie didn't sound that bad. It might just be another of their fan-friendly production decisions.The Real Wizard wrote:I remember the topic about Knebworth where Greg said we should "expect the unexpected" and that "we should consider the option that we have all been misinformed" and that he can't say more than that ... Oh, and that we have to read between the lines. So, I still think there's more Knebworth footage... Thus, one day there will be a Knebworth release (maybe audio) and then there'll be bonus footage, magically found just 2 weeks prior to the release... :-) By the way, for having a "great archive" and an archivist Queen have big trouble in locating their stuff. -->When Milton Keynes came out, they couldn't locate more than half an hour of footage from Tokorozawa... -->When Wembley first came out on DVD, only some bits from the first night were said to exist... and then 8 years later we found out they had the ENTIRE first show, in great quality! Why wasn't that included the first time and - worse - why did they misinform us? -->There's 38 minutes of Rainbow march '74 footage: to be released on a Rainbow rerelease in 2034??Jake12 wrote: linkAwesome. So when will QP finally stop denying that they have a fair chunk of the Knebworth footage? It's criminal that they didn't release these songs as bonus tracks on the Wembley DVDs. |
| on my way up 11.03.2016 12:52 |
AlexRocks wrote: On My Way Up is there any chance you would like to give some information to the other seven billion of us when this was said by Greg Brooks?!!!!Reread the topic here on qz started by Brooks himself with the title "this is why I think knebworth footage does not exist" or somethibg along those lines. |