What concert would you want to have as an official release?

Some soundboards from 1977, there are a lot, and a official mix of Earls Court

apart from the concerts, which I would like to see Hyde Park 1976 come out of in good quality, in my opinion (as far as it can count and be out of place in this thread) it is time they brought out the unofficial study material we already know and also what we do not know. the fiftieth anniversary seems like a good reason to me. That material is of interest to all longtime fans, who I don't think survived until Queen's centenary (although I hope so - maybe a little deaf unfortunately).

Out of the stuff we already kind of have, Hyde Park 76 and Hammersmith 79 would be great to have because the footage we have is either in bad quality or incomplete (meanwhile we already have Earls Court and Houston 77 in good quality, although it wouldn't hurt to see Earls Court's second night).

But what I'd really find cool would be that Boston NOTW show and the 1980 first night in the Wembley Arena - those would have great performances of songs that weren't performed a lot.

To cap it off, I'd be happy if we good full, good quality releases of São Paulo 1981 and Rio 1985, just because I'm Brazilian.

Yes, but loom at what they've managed to do with the Hyde Park footage in things like Rags To Rhapsody or DOOL; pretty top-notch!

I think would want a release of Hyde Park '76.

Other than Kampuchea '79 having cuts, I can't think of any other pro-shots in circulation that we don't have great versions of.


Earls Court
Houston
Buenos Aires 81

etc

I mean, sure we'd all love these to get the official treatment, but we're lucky enough to already have pretty damn good versions (thanks Pittrek and co.!)

Give us something we know exists in better quality that is not already available to us.

wembley 1986

Wish we had gotten a 30th anniversary reissue of the VHS release last year…

My top 5 picks would probably be:

Kingston Polytechnic, Kingston, UK, Feb. 20, 1971 (mainly because Queen supported Yes)
Gaumont Theatre, Worcester, UK, Nov. 15, 1973 (cause its one of the earliest dates on their debut)
Winter Gardens, Blackpool, UK, Mar. 1, 1974 (I wanna hear this leg so bad!!)
Civic Centre, Saint Paul, MN, USA, Aug. 15, 1982 (Same as Blackpool + Saint Paul is the closest Queen got to my city)
Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland, June 1, 1986 (To have 100% of the Magic Tour public even though its my least favorite Queen tour)

Yes, I know I'm a menace.

Honerable mentions

Portland and Boston 1977 + Nov 1979 gigs.

Look what Bruce Springsteen does with his shows... Every night of this tour is recorded and printed on cd for his fans. I went in Rome last month and I bought the CD with the soundboard mix (of course these are official releases)... No cuts, no overdubs, just music and memories of that night. Bruce and also Pearl Jam are releasing past gigs. I think that one day, with a more efficient technology (today is already amazing) and with other people leading the QPL maybe we would see something really interesting. My biggest fear is that one day fans will lose their appetite for these things. I mean, we all are growing up... Some of Queen's diehard or older fans are already dead or grew up so releasing things will be less convenient.

I think QPL has lost its chance to sell loads of stuff. In 2014 they released Rainbow, then Hammy in 2015. That could have been the right start for realeasing stuff. Earls Court, Houston, Hyde Park, Hammy 79... Who's gonna buy those in 10 years? If they released all this stuff in last 10 years with CDs, Dvds they could have made a lot of money. Nowadays (with all this stuff on streaming and with vinyl very expensive) and in the future will be more difficult in my opinion. Even the hype due to the movie is fading slowly. They missed too much occasions. Everyday people wants GHs, they gave 'em 150 reissues of any colour. But what about fans?

I was really surprised with the Miracle Box, so i hope they will do some of this kind of stuff in the future. Maybe this will appen when QAL will stop concerts, who knows that... I think we all don't give a sh** about voice cracks, guitar mistakes... They should stop making unreal tracks with overdubbing anything (Look Montreal 81...) or avoid releasing other things for the "inability to overdub". We all are human.

I agree with you... Live Killers (and also Jazz) deserve a "new mix". I think they can do it if they want to. We know for sure that also Knebworth and Hammy 79 were recorded in their entirety. (audio). They "missed the train" in 2018/19. After the movie a lot of people bought Bohemian Rhapsody OST and other queen stuff. Imagine if they did release Knebworth (audio) with the title "A Night of summer magic: the very last legendary queen concert". In my opinion that could have been a great occasion to make money. Everyday people, Vinyl collectors, Music lovers, Queen Fans... Anyone would have bought that release, the very last freddie mercury concert. What a pity! Let' see what's gonna happen in September at the Freddie birthday... Fingers crossed.

Indeed, that would be so easy to put out as a 2-CD/BR set. Hard to imagine that they recorded the show, edited it, mixed it etc just for 1 streaming event. 

Actually, Spread Your Wings lasted three tours (News of the World, Jazz, Crazy) and both If You Can't Beat Them (Jazz and Crazy) and Staying Power two (Hot Space and The Works although it was dropped after a while)

One of the 86 indoor concerts. The arenas were fun, but those were lift offs!