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That would be an absolute dream come true

@@linoybitton847 Yes , it would 1) Make the Trust a whole lot of money and 2) Introduce a whole new generation of younger people to Live Aid. Even if they did not release it on Bluray , I am sure they could do some sort of deal with Amazon Prime / Netflix etc in 1080pHD with all money going directly to the trust , as originally intended. Its time to bring this superb footage into the 21st century. The software is now out there to professionally upscale it to 1080p and a good portion of the hard work has ALREADY been completed by remixing the Audio , as per Midge's video. I hope the trust will SERIOUSLY consider this for the 40th.

AI upscale? Like the unwatchably bad "restoration" Peter Jackson has given the Beatles Get Back footage? No thank you. However as it's over 16 years since the original DVD set I think we're due an upgrade. There are several fan made upscales floating round the internet and they prove that the footage can look better than it does. To be honest I'd be move interested in improved audio, and if released on blu-ray there'd be space not only for a new surround mix but also (where they survive) the 2004 stereo and 5.1 mixes, the BBC and ABC mono TV mixes, the BBC and USA stereo radio mixes and the MTV stereo TV mixes

@@desperatemohammedantheworl5833 The Topaz Ai software is producing amazing results. What do you think these "fan made" restorations are using?

Yep , wish they would release at least the WHOLE Wembley concert in its entirety. We now know they have ALL the footage (Apart from Sade 1st 2.5 mins and a bit of the Who's performance) to do it.

@@teddystacker The missing Who performances survive as (officially) unreleased b-roll 16mm film footage from at least a couple of "roving" BBC handheld cameras while the audio survives in stereo as part of the archived tapes of the complete Radio 1 broadcast. There should be no problem constructing something from this and the surviving footage. Sade on the other hand we don't know about.

@@teddystacker The missing Who performances survive as (officially) unreleased b-roll 16mm film footage from at least a couple of "roving" BBC handheld cameras while the audio survives in stereo as part of the archived tapes of the complete Radio 1 broadcast. There should be no problem constructing something from this and the surviving footage. Sade on the other hand we don't know about.

@@teddystacker The missing Who performances survive as (officially) unreleased b-roll 16mm film footage from at least a couple of "roving" BBC handheld cameras while the audio survives in stereo as part of the archived tapes of the complete Radio 1 broadcast. There should be no problem constructing something from this and the surviving TV footage. Sade on the other hand we don't know about.

It’s on Through the Barricades album

Blessings for you too.

it's a nice song, yes, but, damn, I was hoping for Gold especially, to go along with Only When You Leave & True. Round and Round or Barricades would've been good too...

The manager picked the songs. He was a total failure.

Wow...The guitarist is young

Off topic

Gary was such an American in style lol, but one thing about the band, they were very preppy dressed in their vids and concerts. Tony probably wanted Gary in a nice dress shirt and he said mate, no way! LOL

Many bands were dressed like that, Gary was too underdressed. The fact it was hot was inconsequential, it's wasn't a beach festival.

@@mr.balloffur i'd rather be comfortable and not be burning than be overdressed and feeling like i'm about to lose my breath during a show.