Definitely. I like this concert much better than ROTC which I did not buy, I only have the 1 hour TV presentation. The Japanese concert has the better set list, better light, it's far better filmed than the hectic ROTC and it has a bonus disc with backstage footage from the Budapest concert.
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Certainly will be, however I have to dissagree with Your Val, I think the ROTC is a great DVD, in terms of making it feel like being there, I think it does a much better job than any previous Queen dvd, if it had Fred on it, then it would have been perfect!, however I ain't complaining.
The CD version on the other hand it another matter, that just does nothing for me, somehow the sound seems to be less defined.
It's a matter of taste, really. If ROTC gives you the "live" feeling, that's great. It does not do it for me, at all. For me, it's the worst video release ever. For me, it does not look like a concert, it looks like a theatrical, smoothed and soft boiled "event", nothing of the actual live feeling is left. The hectic cuts, glaring lights, swivelling of cameras through the venue all the time does disconnect the film from the actual concert imo and makes it look like an art pour l'art film with no soul and no understanding of the music. Plus there is no bonus. Plus the stupid title and the horrible cover that looks like Jesus is coming back to earth and the fans are the stupid masses staring into the light.
I prefer the simple and honest documentation of a live concert as presented by the Japanese TV. Maybe I am just old fashioned.
"Maybe I'm just old fashioned" no it's just different taste as you say, funny thing is all those elements you mention make it for me, however I do agree with the no bonus and the title comments!
I shall be very interested to see the Jap one, and frankly i wish they'd do a US one as well. but I think that might get a lot of flack!
YourValentine wrote: The hectic cuts, glaring lights, swivelling of cameras through the venue all the time does disconnect the film from the actual concert imo and makes it look like an art pour l'art film with no soul and no understanding of the music.
Thats just so you can't see Paul reading the teleprompter!! :-D
YourValentine wrote: It's a matter of taste, really. If ROTC gives you the "live" feeling, that's great. It does not do it for me, at all. For me, it's the worst video release ever. For me, it does not look like a concert, it looks like a theatrical, smoothed and soft boiled "event", nothing of the actual live feeling is left. The hectic cuts, glaring lights, swivelling of cameras through the venue all the time does disconnect the film from the actual concert imo and makes it look like an art pour l'art film with no soul and no understanding of the music. Plus there is no bonus. Plus the stupid title and the horrible cover that looks like Jesus is coming back to earth and the fans are the stupid masses staring into the light.
I prefer the simple and honest documentation of a live concert as presented by the Japanese TV. Maybe I am just old fashioned.
Agreed. It's looks like one big videoclip. It doesn't look real to me.
Agree with you YV, ROTC didn't quite work for me either. That release was "cheap", enough said.
This Japan DVD looks exciting and with extras, so yes, I will by this one.
YES indeed i’m gonna buy me this 2 DVD set.
but first it will be the making of A NIGHT AT THE
OPERA A 2 dvd set with 2hours and 23 minutes
of material.
breakthru1989 wrote: YES indeed i’m gonna buy me this 2 DVD set.
but first it will be the making of A NIGHT AT THE
OPERA A 2 dvd set with 2hours and 23 minutes
of material.
Ah yeah, I should get that one too, eh?
I never bothered getting the ANATO anniversary re-release CD+DVD set, so I think I might as well buy that ANATO 2DVD set, since it apparently also has the whole album in 5.1 (DTS/Dolby Digital?)
Bit OT, but since we're on the subject.
I have the 30th Anniversary Edition cd+dvd, but unsure if i need the two disc dvd that are soon going to tbe released. What's the main difference between the two disc and one disc edition of "making of a night at the opera" DVD?
TheGame, just buy the one-disc version of the making of ANATO.
The second DVD on the two-disc version is simply the (disappointing, uninteresting, unneccessary, cheap, missed-opportunity etc etc) DVD you already have in the CD/DVD ANATO 30th Anniversary Edition.
From QOL: The Japanese only DVD release, Queen + Paul Rodgers DVD 'Super Live In Japan', has been put back to April. Previously it was to be issued on March 31st. There is currently no new confirmed release date.
Interesting I have it on order from Japan and I have not had an email to tell me it's been delayed.
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YourValentine wrote: It's a matter of taste, really. If ROTC gives you the "live" feeling, that's great. It does not do it for me, at all. For me, it's the worst video release ever. For me, it does not look like a concert, it looks like a theatrical, smoothed and soft boiled "event", nothing of the actual live feeling is left. The hectic cuts, glaring lights, swivelling of cameras through the venue all the time does disconnect the film from the actual concert imo and makes it look like an art pour l'art film with no soul and no understanding of the music. Plus there is no bonus. Plus the stupid title and the horrible cover that looks like Jesus is coming back to earth and the fans are the stupid masses staring into the light.
I prefer the simple and honest documentation of a live concert as presented by the Japanese TV. Maybe I am just old fashioned.
You might be right it is too mutch boiled, and it rather looks like a fake live show.
But in my opinion the camera angles are brilliant, but indeed it all does look a bit fake.
YourValentine wrote: It's a matter of taste, really. If ROTC gives you the "live" feeling, that's great. It does not do it for me, at all. For me, it's the worst video release ever. For me, it does not look like a concert, it looks like a theatrical, smoothed and soft boiled "event", nothing of the actual live feeling is left. The hectic cuts, glaring lights, swivelling of cameras through the venue all the time does disconnect the film from the actual concert imo and makes it look like an art pour l'art film with no soul and no understanding of the music. Plus there is no bonus. Plus the stupid title and the horrible cover that looks like Jesus is coming back to earth and the fans are the stupid masses staring into the light.
I prefer the simple and honest documentation of a live concert as presented by the Japanese TV. Maybe I am just old fashioned.
I agree with you. Don't like ROTC DVD at all. I did not buy it. I only have the 3 LP set.