BAD 25 - 2012 - General Discussion [Closed] please cont. discussion in BAD25 Announcement thread

[Galactus123]

Things I want:

1. Bad World Tour 1988 concert dvd and possibly worldwide cinema release
2. Bad World Tour live album
3. Bad 25 album with new songs, demos and photos

[mj58smooth]

That's awesome!!

[Zakk]

Things I want released for BAD25:
1. BAD World Tour 1988 Concert DVD and possibly a cinema release
2. BAD World Tour 1988 concert CD
3. BAD World Tour 1988 concert Poster
4. BAD World Tour 1988 concert T-Shirt
5. BAD 25 CD with unreleased songs, Demos and Remixes
6. Spike Lee BAD25th Documentary DVD/Blu-Ray with additional interviews and studio footages and exclusive clips
7. BAD 25 accessories.

[Rudolf]

Fans singing happily to his songs are boring, but I love it when they show the craziness, like hundred of fans fainting! Of course, they shouldn't cut any of Michael's amazing dance moves, but they could show some fans fainting in-between songs...

No!! Just not these AGAIN! Shots like these ruin the video IMO. Try to watch, for example, MITM of Bucharest 1992 DVD version. It's almost unwatchable.







To me these are the shots that give the appropriate hype



Excuse the image quality on these last ones

[T.N.A.]

Contacted Pepsi Romania 2 days ago and they said:

"Dorian, if you stay tuned, you will find about the Pepsi updates at the right moment!"

Wow, didn't expect that!

I think it's fair to say our little funny country doesn't usually get much stuff like that...

[T.N.A.]

@MJJLatvia: The crowd on Queen's shows are very involved into the whole show, the crowd has their part in the shows. Radio Gaga, We Will Rock You, Love Of My Life, Another One Bites The Dust, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, the many call and responses, etc.

Freddie and the band wanted to involve the audience into the show, they wanted them to be a huge part of the concert, to sing along and clap on songs (that were wrote just for that) like Radio Gaga or We Will Rock You.

Audience shots in their performances are very important since they were huge crowds who were very involved in the show. Nobody wants to see nothing but Freddie singing and "throwing his c*nt around the stage" (in his own words) and Roger Taylor banging his drums for whole minutes and stuff like that. That stuff is great, but the audience is the main attraction on songs like We Will Rock You, Radio Gaga, and the others I mentioned. Not to mention that the crowd shots from their concerts are showing the audience as a whole (most of the time) rather than individuals who scream and bang their heads or whatever. THAT would be boring, but not seeing a sea of people clap their hands at the same time to Radio Gaga or sing the verses to Love Of My Life with Freddie just standing there.

With that said, it's a whole different story on Michael's concerts.

[thrillerchild]

Hi there, I contacted Pepsi UK (Britvic) to see if these cans would be available in the UK and it's bad news for UK people.

Here is there reply:

"Thank you for your e-mail. I can confirm unfortunately these cans will not be available to buy in the UK. I hope this information is useful. Kind regards"

Not cool

[Rudolf]

The crowd on Queen's shows are very involved into the whole show, the crowd has their part in the shows. Radio Gaga, We Will Rock You, Love Of My Life, Another One Bites The Dust, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, the many call and responses, etc.

Freddie and the band wanted to involve the audience into the show, they wanted them to be a huge part of the concert, to sing along and clap on songs (that were wrote just for that) like Radio Gaga or We Will Rock You.

Audience shots in their performances are very important since they were huge crowds who were very involved in the show. Nobody wants to see nothing but Freddie singing and "throwing his c*nt around the stage" (in his own words) and Roger Taylor banging his drums for whole minutes and stuff like that. That stuff is great, but the audience is the main attraction on songs like We Will Rock You, Radio Gaga, and the others I mentioned. Not to mention that the crowd shots from their concerts are showing the audience as a whole (most of the time) rather than individuals who scream and bang their heads or whatever. THAT would be boring, but not seeing a sea of people clap their hands at the same time to Radio Gaga or sing the verses to Love Of My Life with Freddie just standing there.

With that said, it's a whole different story on Michael's concerts.

That's true, but even in Michael's concerts I can recall songs like Human Nature which involves audience as well. I think there must be some other songs as well, but can't recall at the moment. Even when Michael is doing ''hee hees'' and ''auuch'' before the songs he involves audience similiar way Freddie did. Anyway, the audience as whole is better IMO in all situations and songs rather than watching on one individual. That doesn't give hype for me but I wish to see Michael at that point and skip that shot. Audience shots from above look very great and aren't boring for me at least.

I love the parts in songs live where song meets it's one of culminations, before that light is turned down and then suddenly goes bright and shows epic crowd. Something like that is in MITM as well

[BUMPER SNIPPET]

*double post*

*triple post*

[T.N.A.]

That's true, but even in Michael's concert's I can recall songs like Human Nature which involves audience as well. I think there must be some other songs as well, but can't recall at the moment. Even when Michael is doing ''hee hees'' and ''auuch'' before the songs he involves audience similiar way Freddie did. Anyway, the audience as whole is better IMO in all situations and songs rather than watching on one individual. That doesn't give hype for me but I wish to see Michael at that point and skip that shot. Audience shots from above look very great and aren't boring for me at least.

I love the parts in songs live where song meets it's one of culminations, before that light is turned down and then suddenly goes bright and shows epic crowd. Something like that is in MITM as well

I agree. Crowd shots are important and some are very cool. Just not the excessive close ups of random screaming girls or people fainting. I don't care about that stuff. I just wanna see Michael dance.

Shots of the whole crowd and stuff like that are cool though. They show you how big and important MJ's concerts were.

[Rudolf]

I agree. Crowd shots are important and some are very cool. Just not the excessive close ups of random screaming girls or people fainting. I don't care about that stuff. I just wanna see Michael dance.

Shots of the whole crowd and stuff like that are cool though. They show you how big and important MJ's concerts were.

Exactly.

[Galactus123]

There was TOO much crowd shots in Bucharest dvd. It felt like that every 2nd shot was showing audience. We want to see Michael perform. Yes there can be some crowd shots but not too much.

[Dangerous Incorporated]

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[Rudolf]

^ Old joke

[Bubs]

[QUOTE=Dangerous Incorporated;3629165]


We'll see
According to that statement, they are supposed to make an announcement today 04.27.2012
"Bad tour live in Wembley/Rome 1988 Theather/DVD official announcement"

If there is no such an announcement today, we can safely say its a fake:-)



I know it a fake, just messing