Let's be fair folks.
I'm kinda neutral on this one as I paid my £50 for the box of tricks when it came out 14 (?) years ago. You could only get it via mail order from Time Life or someone, not from a shop on general release.
You can't get it anymore unless you find a second hand copy at a record fair, on ebay etc, so tell me what the harm is in allowing it for download.
No one is preventing Queen from making any money on it.
If anyone wants to be funny about this, you COULD say that by allowing downloads of Houston 77, Hammy 74, 79 etc, we are taking away revenue from Queen in the future if they ever decide to release these concerts....
Let's be fair folks.
I'm kinda neutral on this one as I paid my £50 for the box of tricks when it came out 14 (?) years ago. You could only get it via mail order from Time Life or someone, not from a shop on general release.
You can't get it anymore unless you find a second hand copy at a record fair, on ebay etc, so tell me what the harm is in allowing it for download.
No one is preventing Queen from making any money on it.
If anyone wants to be funny about this, you COULD say that by allowing downloads of Houston 77, Hammy 74, 79 etc, we are taking away revenue from Queen in the future if they ever decide to release these concerts....
Let's be fair folks.
I'm kinda neutral on this one as I paid my £50 for the box of tricks when it came out 14 (?) years ago. You could only get it via mail order from Time Life or someone, not from a shop on general release.
You can't get it anymore unless you find a second hand copy at a record fair, on ebay etc, so tell me what the harm is in allowing it for download.
No one is preventing Queen from making any money on it.
If anyone wants to be funny about this, you COULD say that by allowing downloads of Houston 77, Hammy 74, 79 etc, we are taking away revenue from Queen in the future if they ever decide to release these concerts....