I have loved freddie for almost 25 years and this dvd is a waste of money. It has poor quality and sound. If you work for a living, save your money and buy champions of the world.

I have to say I am a HUGE Queen fan. I gave this to someone as a christmas present. I later borrowed it from her, because I had never seen it. I must say I was embarrassed that I gave it to her. Freddy Mercury has a voice that you either love or hate (and I love it), but on this he sounds like he is singing underwater. The show itself is good and I like Freddies camp style (which is why I give it two stars instead of one)

This DVD is so bad that it's physically painful! I have a top of the line Yamaha AC-3 receiver and NEAR speakers. If I dropped $80,000.00 on a better system I fear that it would only serve to lessen the pain. I had friends over to watch this concert and they left. Not that there is anything wrong with a man in skin tight Hot Pants!

This is definitely NOT the DTS version. The sound is definitely less than desirable and quite shallow. That said, be on the lookout for the DTS DVD-Audio disc of Queen's "A Night at the Opera". (I think it's coming out sometime in the beginning of 2002). I've heard a couple of tracks and it is absolutely breath-taking. And even though it's a DVD-A, they still have the original "Bohemian Rhapsody" video on there that will blow you away. The guys at DTS definitely know how to do surround sound.

Really honks you off when they resurrect these old shows and try to make them current. Audio is redubbed which sounds decent but the video portion is very weak. I wouldn't have bought this one if I had seen it beforehand.

I thought the sound engineering of this DVD was the worst I ever heard. I tried both DTS and Dolby 5.1, both were totally under-whelming. The separation is poor, even the frequency response is poor. I have cassette tapes that sound better. This is not what I buy music on DVD for. I am very happy with the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Elton John, etc. But Queen totally disappointed me.The THX introduction sound bite was impressive, the DVD was not. Too bad, it seemed like a nice concert, and a good performance by the talent. Bad sound engineering.