Originally posted by DutchU2Fan:[..]
I have the broadcast version on my bootleg harddrive in better quality
Originally posted by DutchU2Fan:[..]
U2 records every show since ?, so they might release one in the future.
Originally posted by grzeko:[..]
It's not the "official release quality", these are the screen cameras only. You won't make a DVD out of it
Originally posted by markreed:[..]
and Edge played a wrong note he'd want to fix, but they could.
Originally posted by grzeko:[..]
It's not the "official release quality", these are the screen cameras only. You won't make a DVD out of it
Originally posted by markreed:[..]
Everything U2 is recorded to a very high standard. At worst, every show since 1992 has been recorded on video from the screens, and given the march of technology and resolution, I would think every show since PopMart onwards has been filmed at DVD resolution
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
They actually should. Four cameras, two wide angles and two up-close cameras. More than enough, less editing, more rock.
Originally posted by grzeko:[..]
Great, but it's not the DVD quality stuff. I'm not writing about the resolution, I'm writing about cropping, angles, number of cameras. You can't make full official video release out of screen cameras.
Originally posted by SJKamal:It would be cool if after the band call it a day, they release some full length concert films from all the tours on U2.com.
Originally posted by CraigFairlie:[..]
I just wish they'd release an archival series, similar to Bruce Springsteen or Pearl Jam.