Why are the two nights at Earls Court not released

Hi, this is my first thread, I hope you could answer to this

as we already know, There are just a few days until the 44th anniversary of those two magnificent and spectacular concerts at the Earls Court, and even though there has not been an official launch of those concerts, since at Queen the Great, they talked about the Hyde Park concert. but they jumped from 1976 to 1977 in the NOTW era, they skipped the part of talking about Earls Court, I've always been curious because Brian and Roger in all the documentaries that there have been of Queen never talk about those two concerts, they show very few images, yes, but they don't talk about the concerts as such. I do not understand, if it is one of the best concerts of Queen after Hammersmith and Montreal.

as a consequence of that I have created my own theories as to why they have not made an official Earls Court release. One of them is because as you have been noticed in the bootleg versions of vhs and antidens, at the end of each song; The image turns dark, (example: the camera is turned off when tie your mother down is about to end and it turns on again when ogre battle starts), it is as if they had paused and at the beginning of another song they turned it on again. Again, I do not know if that defect is in the video tapes that QPL owns.


The other one is now with professional audio (multitrack), I feel like they were planning to launch those concerts years later, but the sound engineers did not realize that they did not press the record button, in order to start recording the audio and they realized in the middle of the concert and logically only half of the concert of the 1st night was recorded, something similar to what happened in knebworth '86 but with the video. error that would not be repeated on the 2nd and last night of the race tour.

Another is the one that we have all had and is the failure of Freddie's microphone in several songs from the 1st night such as:

1- tie your mother down

2- ogre battle

3- death on two legs

4- '39

5- Bohemian rhapsody

That would not be an excuse to release the concerts, they could be patched with the audio of other concerts such as Copenhagen, Inglewood or Bristol.

Anyway, all the fans are in one way or another disappointed or sad, cos queen did a re-release of greatest hits, and it is sad since they publish and talk about the same thing Always

Hammersmith

rainbow

greatest hits

Budapest

Hammersmith

rainbow

Hammersmith

rainbow

Enough! : '(

fans want to see something new, fans want to see: official hyde park, official earls court, official Houston 77, official paris 79, some live album from other tours, as well as live killers.

Forgive me if I get excited, but it is that if it makes me sad not to see some new audiovisual material of my favorite band since I can remember. I love the Hammersmith, rainbow, Budapest, Montreal concerts. but we already know a lot about those concerts. I hope and take the time to read this, it is something that I have wanted to say for a long time, I love you Queen fans

So, Dry, Emmanuel and i were discussing about the 2nd night audio of Killer Queen from Earl's Court, (possibly overdubbed until he sings "from paris"). And we found something interesting, the 1st night audio mix featured on "The Queen Phenomenon" (matched with the 2nd night footage) in 1995 sounds different from the one heard in the soundboard.
Seems kinda strange, given the fact that no piano mic audio was recorded. Here's my theory, i compare both nights audio and, it rarely matches only the first few verses, in this case, they overdubbed the first and second verse at some parts, (until he sangs "yeah" it goes out of sync)

Proof: drive.google.com/file/d/14o_raVdQ2fpzdajLptyvyPk8fCGFouKA/view?usp=drivesdk


I want you guys, to answer this thread, and what's your opinion about this

[...] an ISOLATED vocal that could then be used to make a surround mix.