Well I hope this is true

The Coppery One...
Kes wrote:I still hold some hope it starts after the Spring.
Im crusin' in overdrive....
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
Kes wrote:Chances are, if they bother releasing audio only concerts, on a hard format, then they won't go with more than about three of four releases on catalogue. It's called flooding the market.
When Universal went for releasing the albums, they decided that releasing all of them at once, would be saturating the market, and decided that batches of five studio albums was a more or less ideal figure. Live albums traditionally don't sell as well as studio ones, so the live stuff was put on the back burner. Unfortunately, the first planned audio only release, was postponed after the thing, and PR point it was connected to got cancelled, ie Knebworth 86, and Sonisphere 2012. They just need to get back on track with it.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
Kes wrote:Universal do not currently have ANY stand-alone "Queen" live audio releases on catalogue.
Wembley CDs were part of a DVD combo pack and Budapest CDs were part of either a DVD or BD combo pack. The only live audio stuff they've put out on a catalogue CD is Q+PR's ROTC.
Hollywood released On Fire At The Bowl, the same time they released the DVD, and AFAIK, the audio CDs are still on catalogue. Eagle won't be able to release them on CD, as they only have the video contract. So, even if Hollywood repress them, nothing has changed there so technically, it's not a reissue anyway.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
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