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This looks very tasty. The first official Queen DVD, announced as: Queen - The DVD Collection: Greatest Video Hits I. Relased in Region 2 on October 7th, and Region 1 on October 14th.
http://www.rnotley.freeserve.co.uk/queen1.bmp
Disc 1
Tracks colour-graded and pan and scanned for 16:9, with DTS and stereo PCM mixes. All tracks include commentaries by Brian May and Roger Taylor, with additional archive footage by Freddie Mercury and John Deacon.
1. Bohemian Rhapsody
2. Another One Bites The Dust
3. Killer Queen
4. Fat Bottomed Girls
5. Bicycle Race
6. You're My Best Friend
7. Don't Stop Me Now
8. Save Me
9. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
10. Somebody To Love
11. Spread Your Wings
12. Play The Game
13. Flash
14. Tie Your Mother Down
15. We Will Rock You
16. We Are The Champions.
The videos will all be re-edited from the video release, so they are in their full and uncut format (as opposed to blending/cross-fading into each other).
Disc 2
Extra rare videos:
1. Now I'm Here
2. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
3. Keep Yourself Alive
4. Liar
5. Love Of My Life
6. We Will Rock You (fast live version)
Bohemian Rhapsody section:
Documentaries:
Brian and Roger commentary
Roger talks about the making of the video
Brian "unpicking the mix" - in the studio, taking us through how BoRhap was recorded
Brian and Roger collect award from the Guinness Hit Singles people
Photo gallery set to 'Seven Seas Of Rhye'
QueenOnline info set to 'In The Lap Of The Gods'
Bonus hidden video:
Alternative edit of Bohemian Rhapsody



Cool!!!!



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£15.99 at bensonsworld, cheapest preorder i've seen. Roll on Greatest Hits II (I want to break free!!)



Cool!
Deaks.



Sounds bloody good!
Which is slightly surprising, because when I heard that this was being released I presumed we'd be getting a "bare bones" disc with not a lot on it.
How wrong I was...



nice lookin' set there! A must purchase methinks.
Don't think I'll bother with the later stuff - this stuff's classic though.



Ve meet at laaast.
About time this was given the treatment it deserved.
Boink!



WOW! This is the ultimate music disk with DTS! The ultimate sing-a-long dvd.



:clap: :notworthy :rocker:



Hope the neighbours like Queen as much as I do!!:rocker:



Originally posted by LeftHandedGuitarist
...pan and scanned for 16:9Er, I'm not sure exactly what this means, does it doesn't sound good.:(



Awesome!!
My favourite band gets a great DVD release finally. :rocker: :thumbs:



Their early videos were 4x3? :confused:



I thought nearly all their videos were 4:3 ...
so panned & scanned 16:9 would be a bit crap...
The Bohemiam Rhapsody section with the four heads for instance will look bloody awful if cropped to 16:9 (on the vid they are presented in a square)
I hope they haven't buggered them about too much



Wow, commentaries on a music video :clap:.
As the others have said though... "pan & scanned for 16:9" :shocker:
P.S. You can also get a DVD-A of A Night At The Opera, complete with track formats in DVD-A, DTS 5.1, and 96/24 PCM, plus a video of Bohemian Rhapsody in 5.1. Works in ordinary DVD players (in DTS or PCM). Got it for about £15 I think through PlayCentric.com (via. www.*********************).



I wonder what it will sound like in dts/dd



DTS? Cool... Where did you see that it will have a DTS track, LHG? The Queen site only states a "5.1" track and PCM.



I saw the DTS mentioned at the Queenonline shop, which clearly states it. The remixes have very likely also been done by Brian May himself, since he's very much into surround sound, and did the Night At The Opera DVD-A.
I am also very confused about the "pan and scanned for 16:9" statement. Many Queen videos were filmed in 4:3 fullscreen (in fact the only one I can think of that might not have been is Radio Ga Ga).
This isn't the only great official Queen DVD. Region 1 has a DTS version of the We Will Rock You Montreal '82 concert, in anamorphic widescreen with commentary by the concert director. Pretty great.