07-16-2004, 11:14 AM
se acuerdan de este gran concierto?
ahora va a ser lanzado en dvd:
Warner Vision International has secured the rights to release the historic Live Aid concert this fall. The concert, which took place on July 13th 1985 in London and Philadelphia, raised over $140 million to fight the African famine. Over 1.5 billion TV viewers watched the event. Having long insisted that they would not allow TV re-runs or a video release of the concert footage, Live Aid organizers led by Bob Geldof changed their minds earlier this year after pirate copies turned up on the Internet. Warner Vision's four-disc DVD set will feature over 10 hours of performances, re-mastered in surround sound, along with the new documentary "Food, Trucks & Rock N' Roll" and performances from related Live Aid events around the world. Among the acts that performed were David Bowie, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Madonna, Paul McCartney, Queen, Keith Richards, U2, The Who and the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin. Permission to use the performances for the DVD had to be sought individually from each artist. Look for Live Aid to be released worldwide on November 1st.
ahora va a ser lanzado en dvd:
Warner Vision International has secured the rights to release the historic Live Aid concert this fall. The concert, which took place on July 13th 1985 in London and Philadelphia, raised over $140 million to fight the African famine. Over 1.5 billion TV viewers watched the event. Having long insisted that they would not allow TV re-runs or a video release of the concert footage, Live Aid organizers led by Bob Geldof changed their minds earlier this year after pirate copies turned up on the Internet. Warner Vision's four-disc DVD set will feature over 10 hours of performances, re-mastered in surround sound, along with the new documentary "Food, Trucks & Rock N' Roll" and performances from related Live Aid events around the world. Among the acts that performed were David Bowie, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Madonna, Paul McCartney, Queen, Keith Richards, U2, The Who and the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin. Permission to use the performances for the DVD had to be sought individually from each artist. Look for Live Aid to be released worldwide on November 1st.