S**t. You might be right. I was kinda hoping the collector's box would include EVERYTHING, but yeah, they might be forcing me to get everything (BR for video, CDs for listening, Box as a collectors item...)
S**t. You might be right. I was kinda hoping the collector's box would include EVERYTHING, but yeah, they might be forcing me to get everything (BR for video, CDs for listening, Box as a collectors item...)
At this price for the deluxe boxset, a quality book is attemptedRichard-Eastham wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 11:49 am I recall not long after the Bratislava concert, the JMJ website was inviting fans to upload images of themselves at the concert. I wonder if a selection of these images will make their way into the release somehow? Perhaps on the sleeve artwork?
A booklet with examples of the concert artwork, the AI images, some technical sketches of the stage design, rehearsal photos and other details (a bit like the CPLT photo book) would be fantastic.nexxxus wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 1:27 pmAt this price for the deluxe boxset, a quality book is attemptedRichard-Eastham wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 11:49 am I recall not long after the Bratislava concert, the JMJ website was inviting fans to upload images of themselves at the concert. I wonder if a selection of these images will make their way into the release somehow? Perhaps on the sleeve artwork?
I can also add that in The Opening they missed the opportunity to focus on the fireworks during the TV broadcast.Richard-Eastham wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 10:21 am I'd really like a short "making of" or a behind the scenes bonus film as part of the package. I think there's lots to reveal about how this show all came about. The Docklands mini-film and the first part of the official Houston film are the only times this we have seen this sort of film. We need much more of this how it happened type footage.
I also think the main concert film needs a re-edit. The live edit produced for the livestream and TV was pretty good, but there were a few missed opportunities, such as using the drone shot when the low-level fireworks really kicked in during the finale of Stardust. A stage level camera shot, or a shot from the crowd perspective, would connect with the viewer much better, and give a sense of what it was really like to be there. Which was intense and mesmerising.
Yes, that was also a missed moment in the live edit. There were also times when the UFO Tower (such as during The Opening) had the most brilliant shimmering flashing lighting effects applied but that too got missed, and the transitions from one lighting state to another weren't always picked up on.dzoolook wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 4:18 pmI can also add that in The Opening they missed the opportunity to focus on the fireworks during the TV broadcast.Richard-Eastham wrote: Thu May 29, 2025 10:21 am I'd really like a short "making of" or a behind the scenes bonus film as part of the package. I think there's lots to reveal about how this show all came about. The Docklands mini-film and the first part of the official Houston film are the only times this we have seen this sort of film. We need much more of this how it happened type footage.
I also think the main concert film needs a re-edit. The live edit produced for the livestream and TV was pretty good, but there were a few missed opportunities, such as using the drone shot when the low-level fireworks really kicked in during the finale of Stardust. A stage level camera shot, or a shot from the crowd perspective, would connect with the viewer much better, and give a sense of what it was really like to be there. Which was intense and mesmerising.
Why doesn't he think the same about concerts from the '80s and '90s? It's high time the old concerts were digitized. The copyright belongs to him now.
I think the answer would be along the lines of the official sales figures for PSB's 2021 re-release of their 1994 live VHS, but they don't seem to be available online.