They should release this concert:
That video was on the official Michael Jackson Youtube channel at one point or do I remember wrong? It had longer opening before the song started and there was Bad Tour logo at the beginning.
I Still Remember the OG Dirty Diana vid from the show. not much difference along with the longer intro.
The Picture quality is still mindblowing.But that audio mixing was Off the wall.
(Sometimes i would like to hear a HQ Live Audio Album.it was a common fashion during the older times for any other peformers or bands)
wonder if they do something.wonder how they gonna ruin it with the edits.
The DVD of Bucharest was just crazy,but Wembley also got some very few changes that i noticed.
No. I'm not talking about what I want. I'm talking about there not being any value in releasing them because the general public isn't interested.So you are talking about how boring is having multiple shows of the same tour... yet you want MORE History tour concerts? Are you kidding?
Again, I wasn't speaking for myself. I wasn't talking about MJ fans. I was talking about the general public, who are always the people who make the difference between a product being a success or a failure.Speak for yourself. You're the only person I've ever heard say this. Most fans are interested in all the concerts they can get
It would be free. Everybody watches stuff on YouTube they would never buy. It's not at all the same.YouTube
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It's 16mm. Not 35. The rest are definitely 35 but his 1st 2 are tape & bj is 16mm. Not sure about can you feel it thoughdam2040;4316940 said:Pretty sure the Billie Jean is tape. Definitely doesn’t look like film footage to me.
It's 16mm. Not 35. The rest are definitely 35 but his 1st 2 are tape & bj is 16mm. Not sure about can you feel it though
It's 16mm. Not 35. The rest are definitely 35 but his 1st 2 are tape & bj is 16mm. Not sure about can you feel it though
Moonwalker end credits have film footage of Bad. That jumping is probably from Man in the Mirror:
I hope we get a new concert release soon.
It would be interesting if we could get the film crew/lab that developed the US Leg Film Footage. We know Warren worked on the EU Film at Vision.I have a real feeling that Minneapolis was filmed in full.
It would be interesting if we could get the film crew/lab that developed the US Leg Film Footage. We know Warren worked on the EU Film at Vision.
You know it's really weird that it's like that. Triumph should've definitely had filmThe Triumph Tour only has tape footage released, the Off The Wall video from the Destiny Tour that I linked is 100% film footage.
You know it's really weird that it's like that. Triumph should've definitely had film
Interesting. I remember the rumor that MJ had Victory tour in Chicago filmed. I'm sure at least 1 show was completely filmed. This was the biggest tour at the time.When Michael had passed away, many major US newspapers had made their old MJ related articles available for public. I remember reading one article (if I'm not mistaken it was on the WSJ) from 1984 that stated, there were talks about broadcasting Victory tour on TV.
Interesting. I remember the rumor that MJ had Victory tour in Chicago filmed. I'm sure at least 1 show was completely filmed. This was the biggest tour at the time.
Yeah, I heard that too. The last show in Los Angeles too I believe. As much as I don't like the Instrumentals, just my taste. These shows deserve to be seen, Michael was incredible.. Every show.
Totally agree. Although the Victory Tour had a very synth-heavy 80s sound...Michael was, simply put, magical on stage every night during that tour.
Not sure whether or not L.A. was shot on film.
Exactly. Thriller ERA material would appeal to the general public no doubt. Considering that the Victory tour was US/Canada only I think it would do well there especially. I don't know why the Jacksons didn't want this sooner.That's the only reason I class these shows, as more of a time capsule if that makes sense. Just imagine the reviews if it was finally officially released, Michael performing during the Thriller days? The World would go fricking crazy, I'm sure of it. I remember reading quite a few years ago that it was originally intended for release and that their was miles upon miles of footage recorded on film, I know Chicago was clearly mentioned.
