They had been touring and recording relentlessly for five years, and none of their hard work had started to pay off yet, which raised concerns for the band members. 'Seaside Rendezvous' was later included as a bonus video on the 'A Night At The Opera' 2011 iTunes LP.Despite having two Top Ten albums and two Top Ten singles to their name, Queen found themselves in serious dire straits at the start of 1975. This menu allows you to play all tracks, select a song, goto setup, or resume. If you allow the DVD to play then return to the menu, a 38 second piano version of ' Death On Two Legs' is played, which could possibly be from a demo or early take.
The first menu allows you to play in stereo, in 5.1 surround sound, select a song or goto the setup. When the DVD first loads, the menu is shown over the start of 'Death On Two Legs', and if you leave it then the menu disappears as the main part of the song starts at 0:38. The new videos feature a lot of footage from the Hyde Park, Earl's Court and Houston concerts, but a number of other shows are present including the Concert For Kampuchea, Wembley 1986, and Budapest 1986. The majority of the mixes were previously available on the 2002 DVD-Audio release of the album, but it adds a new surround sound mix of 'God Save The Queen', aswell as archive commentary for each video. Each track has been remixed into 5.1 surround sound, full details of which are available on the Surround Sound Mixes page. The DVD includes the original promo video for 'You're My Best Friend', the alternate 'flames' promo video for 'Bohemian Rhapsody', and ten newly created videos for the remaining tracks.
The CD is a newly remastered version of the album, and was also available separately as a CD and LP. This set was released to mark the 30th Anniversary of Queen's 1975 album, and features the CD album and a DVD equivalent, in a wrap-around sleeve with a booklet and outer slipcase. Released on 21 November 2005 as a CD and DVD set.Įxecutive producers : Brian May and Roger TaylorĭVD produced by Simon Lupton and Rhys ThomasĪudio for DVD produced by Kris FredrikssonĪll new videos directed by Simon Lupton & Rhys ThomasĪrchive commentary compiled by Greg Brooks, Simon Lupton and Rhys Thomasĥ.1 mixes produced by Roy Thomas Baker and Brian May, mixed by Elliot Scheiner.Įxcept: 'God Save The Queen', produced by Brian May and Justin Shirley-Smith, mixed by Kris Fredriksson
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