QueenZone discussion #915768
Queen in Slovenia 1980
| theCro 20.11.2006 08:53 |
Anyone has this info? i need everything, from concert date to MP3gig /if anyone has it) |
| Wayne Gretzky 20.11.2006 09:23 |
QueenConcerts.com |
| s.m. 20.11.2006 10:35 |
queen wans´t in slovenia in 1980. they were in ljubljana 07.02.1979 |
| Serry... 20.11.2006 12:30 |
...which is capital of Slovenia... (though it was Yugoslavia in those days) |
| bigV 20.11.2006 12:58 |
In fact, that (and not Budapest) was Queen's first forray behind the Iron Curtain. But to the best of my knowledge the show has not been recorded or filmed. V. |
| s.m. 20.11.2006 14:08 |
bigV wrote: In fact, that (and not Budapest) was Queen's first forray behind the Iron Curtain.wrong zagreb, croatia was first 06.02.79. |
| Bohardy 20.11.2006 19:45 |
"...which is capital of Slovenia... (though it was Yugoslavia in those days)". - I think s.m. was pointing out that theCro got the year wrong, and is well aware that Ljubljana is in Slovenia (as it is now). |
| Serry... 21.11.2006 00:23 |
Bohardy wrote: "...which is capital of Slovenia... (though it was Yugoslavia in those days)". - I think s.m. was pointing out that theCro got the year wrong, and is well aware that Ljubljana is in Slovenia (as it is now).My reply was an addition to his reply, for the people who doesn't know what's the difference between Slovakia and Slovenia for instance. |
| Crezchi 21.11.2006 04:41 |
Btw, what ever happened to that NO-SHOW user who claimed they were going to have all these Zagreb '79 pics?? I have been looking forward to them :( |
| Tim June 21.11.2006 11:43 |
Yugoslavia was a socialist country, but was not a member of the "Warsaw Pact". I think there was a "bit" more day by day liberty there, than in other communist countries at the same time, which were under the (indirect) control of the USSR . |
| onevsion 21.11.2006 16:56 |
<font color=?B2F><b>Crezchi wrote: Btw, what ever happened to that NO-SHOW user who claimed they were going to have all these Zagreb '79 pics?? I have been looking forward to them :(same question here.... I'm really looking formward to see those flix |
| bigV 22.11.2006 14:07 |
s.m. wrote:Was that pedantic or what?bigV wrote: In fact, that (and not Budapest) was Queen's first forray behind the Iron Curtain.wrong zagreb, croatia was first 06.02.79. I meant the country, not the particular date. Boo-hoo! V. |
| theCro 12.03.2008 04:14 |
s.m. wrote:was this bootleg ever released?bigV wrote: In fact, that (and not Budapest) was Queen's first forray behind the Iron Curtain.wrong zagreb, croatia was first 06.02.79. |
| Double-U 12.03.2008 04:51 |
Nothing from this concerts was ever released. There are some rumours that maybe some parts find their way to the "Live Killers" album. The shows seem to be recorded for this album and I guess they spent their days in the archives because Greg Brooks write a lot about the audience and Freddies contact to them in his book "Queen-Live". I´m sure he wasn´t there so he must have listen to a recording. regards W. |
| Voice of Reason 2018 12.03.2008 05:12 |
It's true (for younger readers) that Yugoslavia always had a different sort of status from other Eastern countries. People from the West went there on holidays for example. |
| pittrek 12.03.2008 05:57 |
Voice of Reason 2007 wrote: It's true (for younger readers) that Yugoslavia always had a different sort of status from other Eastern countries. People from the West went there on holidays for example.Also people from the East :-) |
| Double-U 12.03.2008 06:06 |
The people of East-Germany were not allowed to travel to Yugoslavia. They met relatives and friends in Hungary or Czechoslovakia instead. W. |
| The Real Wizard 12.03.2008 11:55 |
Crezchi wrote: Btw, what ever happened to that NO-SHOW user who claimed they were going to have all these Zagreb '79 pics?? I have been looking forward to them :(You and me both. Damn... Double-U wrote: Nothing from this concerts was ever released.All we've got is a little review. I've got the link on my website. The shows seem to be recorded for this album and I guess they spent their days in the archives because Greg Brooks write a lot about the audience and Freddies contact to them in his book "Queen-Live". I´m sure he wasn´t there so he must have listen to a recording.Yep... for sure. |
| Poo, again 12.03.2008 16:05 |
bigV wrote: In fact, that (and not Budapest) was Queen's first forray behind the Iron Curtain. But to the best of my knowledge the show has not been recorded or filmed. V.Yugoslavia wasn't behind the Iron Curtain. |
| on my way up 12.03.2008 16:29 |
The shows seem to be recorded for this album and I guess they spent their days in the archives because Greg Brooks write a lot about the audience and Freddies contact to them in his book "Queen-Live". I´m sure he wasn´t there so he must have listen to a recording.Yep... for sure. They have indeed lots and lots of audio from 1979. Greg's book also learns us some Crazy tour shows were recorded. He transcribes stage banter AND he mentions it in his intro or prologue or how do you call it. If I remember correctly this are his exact words:'...and several crazy tour shows I hadn't even heard on bootleg'. This info makes me wonder if a crazy tour release(audio) would be possible? Would that not be even better than Live Killers(being europe'79)? Anyway, a fantastic 79 audio release is very high on my personal want list. |
| theCro 13.03.2008 02:11 |
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:i have some connections in HRT (Croatian oldest national television).. i can call few people if anyonce can confirm me EXACT date of the concerts cause HRT (by that time Televizija Zagreb) for sure recorded that show... maybe i can find it .. i'll do my best if you guys try to guide me and help me.Crezchi wrote: Btw, what ever happened to that NO-SHOW user who claimed they were going to have all these Zagreb '79 pics?? I have been looking forward to them :(You and me both. Damn...Double-U wrote: Nothing from this concerts was ever released.All we've got is a little review. I've got the link on my website.The shows seem to be recorded for this album and I guess they spent their days in the archives because Greg Brooks write a lot about the audience and Freddies contact to them in his book "Queen-Live". I´m sure he wasn´t there so he must have listen to a recording.Yep... for sure. |
| theCro 13.03.2008 04:02 |
ok, i contacted 'my people' in arcihves on Croatian television and in next 30 minutes i'll know if concert weather its audio or video exist in archives... i told them to search for 06.02.1979. and 02.06.1979 because i didnt know was it sixth february or second june 1979. in next 30 minutes i'll let everyone know if this exist in hrt archives... at least i tried my best... if it exist, then it's another, major problem to get hands on audio or video... but, soon we will first know if it exist or no. :) |
| theCro 13.03.2008 04:53 |
ok it wasnt found ... they told me it might be recorded and not labeled... in that case they cant find it, but they found Freddie Rare interview from 1979.. more here about it: /queenzone/1088699.html |
| hcrvelin 21.03.2008 15:32 |
Double-U wrote: Nothing from this concerts was ever released. There are some rumours that maybe some parts find their way to the "Live Killers" album. regardsI remember when I was much younger I bought Live Killers LP in Rijeka (Croatia) and at one spot you could hear something (don't remember what) specific to language here. I was always puzzled by that as I could not find any reference for recording being made in Croatia or Slovenia. My gramophone is dead so I can't check which part that really is. |
| s.m. 23.05.2008 17:17 |
audio from zagreb is a myth like a nessie you hear a lot of people heard it exists, but somehow it dosen't pop up call me a unfaitful bt i don't think we will ever hear that concert |