Live Aid DVD..... What were you doing?
Live Aid DVD..... What were you doing?
I just noticed for reference that the Live Aid DVD was being released on Monday, worldwide...
Can you remember what you were doing on July 13th 1985????
Can you remember what you were doing on July 13th 1985????
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And, as I recall, my hair sort of resembled Leo Sayer'smr magnolia wrote:some swally sesh, that!Epykat wrote:I do! I'd had my hair permedand then we went out for a meal to a restaurant in Leith with the outlaws and watched most of it on a pub telly!
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The long awaited DVD set has significant omissions, I believe. And not just the miserable peoplel who wouldn't let their sets be shown for "artistic" reasons.
July 13th, 1985, was it not?
I was watching it. All day. I never moved from the TV except to pee and brew up. I thought it was fantastic, all except Madonna's terrible singing. And I loved her - she just couldn't sing. Freddie M was fab. George Michael was too - I had a major fixation with Wham! at the time.
I didn't need to be doing anything else, I was 12. Yet another cat out of the bag!
July 13th, 1985, was it not?
I was watching it. All day. I never moved from the TV except to pee and brew up. I thought it was fantastic, all except Madonna's terrible singing. And I loved her - she just couldn't sing. Freddie M was fab. George Michael was too - I had a major fixation with Wham! at the time.
I didn't need to be doing anything else, I was 12. Yet another cat out of the bag!
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Was that released on VHS many, many years ago? My brother had Live in Rio and another one which I thought was Wembley. That was when I realised, aged...erm...not much, that FM was one of the greatest showmen ever. Maybe it wasn't Wembley though...not sure. Of course it had to be a long time ago because it's quite some time since he died.CatzVP wrote:
Plus I just bought 'Queen at Wembley'....so that will patch up the Extra Time!!!!
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Queen at Wembley was on VHS Bellybabe, actually both Rio and Wembley, both were great... Queen at their best, Yellow jacket and white vest stage, (so must have been around the time of Live Aid) it was a be-ugger to find on DVD though!! Freddie died 13 years ago this monthBellybabe wrote:Was that released on VHS many, many years ago? My brother had Live in Rio and another one which I thought was Wembley. That was when I realised, aged...erm...not much, that FM was one of the greatest showmen ever. Maybe it wasn't Wembley though...not sure. Of course it had to be a long time ago because it's quite some time since he died.CatzVP wrote:
Plus I just bought 'Queen at Wembley'....so that will patch up the Extra Time!!!!
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HeyGedge wrote:I can remember I had a far superior musical experience by ignoring Live Aid and going to see a band called The Men They Couldn't Hang at the Leadmill in Sheffield.
never seen em, but got the records. Might have to dig them out once I get the wires on the system found!
My memory is that one record would do though as they are all 'similar'? (sort of trad plus Billy Bragg with tune )
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Bellybabe - I was living in Nottingham at the time but visited my sister in Sheffield frequently. Leadmill was brilliant. I saw so many top bands there - Bragg, The Redskins, Housemartins, Misty in Roots. And it played superb music on Friday nights. Happy days.
Mr Magnolia - TMTCH were kind of slightly less manic Pogues but they had one song called Ironmasters which I still play. But I know what you mean by a little going a long way.
Mr Magnolia - TMTCH were kind of slightly less manic Pogues but they had one song called Ironmasters which I still play. But I know what you mean by a little going a long way.
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Live Aid DVD
Just played Disk 1 and it looks good so far.... it explains why there is only 10 hours as opposed to the original 16.... it says that a lot of footage has been damaged or lost over the 20 years and this DVD set is actually a whole load of footage spliced together...(so far I’ve seen no joins!) .... so far its worth the price!!
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Live Aid DVD
We were travelling back by car from a holiday in Wales and listened to it all the way - It was brilliant and certainly made the journey pass quickly. The 'kids' still remember it too.
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Especially the price I will be paying for it with the new toy I've recently acquired and some masterclasses from person who shall remain nameless.CatzVP wrote:Just played Disk 1 and it looks good so far.... it explains why there is only 10 hours as opposed to the original 16.... it says that a lot of footage has been damaged or lost over the 20 years and this DVD set is actually a whole load of footage spliced together...(so far I’ve seen no joins!) .... so far its worth the price!!
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