Broadcasting x Official Releases

[artlover 3,878]

Guys I came up with this question to a friend of mine who wasn't able to respond properly. 

Some of broadcasted concerts have become official releases e. g. The Girlie Show Live Down Under, The Re-Invention Tour, Sticky and Sweet, MDNA. 

Are there any major differences between the HBO/EPIX/Showtime concerts when compared to DVD/Bluray?

[RUADJAI 14,882]

35 minutes ago, artlover said:

Guys I came up with this question to a friend of mine who wasn't able to respond properly. 

Some of broadcasted concerts have become official releases e. g. The Girlie Show Live Down Under, The Re-Invention Tour, Sticky and Sweet, MDNA. 

Are there any major differences between the HBO/EPIX/Showtime concerts when compared to DVD/Bluray?

Some yes, Some No. 

 

Girlie Show: Different Camera Angles throughout in DVD release/ Circus music had to be changed for copyright. 

Reinvention Tour: Was not broadcasted as a concert... Im going to tell you a secret was broadcasted and its the same as the DVD. 

Sticky & Sweet: Im pretty sure the DVD is the same as the SKY1 Broadcast.

MDNA: SAME against everyone's wishes. 

Drowned World Tour: DVD has different camera angles than HBO broadcast. 

Confessions Tour: was censored by NBC. Live to Tell showed only the backdrop on the broadcast. Some songs were cut as well. Paradise Not for Me? I can't remember. Also infamously broadcasted in HD and released only in DVD quality. 

Rebel Heart Tour: Same

 

[scamper 1,972]

Blond Ambition Tour from Nice has different camera angles too,

And The Who's that girl tour broadcasted shows were the complete shows from Tokyo and Turin and the one released was a mix of Tokyo, Turin and Florencia.

 

[mr00mister 892]

2 hours ago, RUADJAI said:

Sticky & Sweet: Im pretty sure the DVD is the same as the SKY1 Broadcast.

Confessions Tour: was censored by NBC. Live to Tell showed only the backdrop on the broadcast. Some songs were cut as well. Paradise Not for Me? I can't remember.

The original broadcast of Madonna: Sticky & Sweet Tour had the intro video heavily abreviated, as well as some interludes (Heartbeat, the Give It 2 Me intro). the commercial breaks didn't help much to keep the pace, and the released version, Sticky & Sweet Tour, wasn't much better.

Confessions Tour: Live in London edited some parts heavily (the beginings of Like a Virgin, I Love New York, Ray of Light, the dance interlude of Music Inferno) and missed several songs (the Sorry remix, Drowned World, Paradise, Lucky Star). I could see the entire show only when The Confessions Tour was released. 

BUT the Latin American broadcast wasn't censored. HBO Latin America showed the entire Live to Tell performance, unedited, just like the released product.

[RUADJAI 14,882]

14 minutes ago, mr00mister said:

The original broadcast of Madonna: Sticky & Sweet Tour had the intro video heavily abreviated, as well as some interludes (Heartbeat, the Give It 2 Me intro). the commercial breaks didn't help much to keep the pace, and the released version, Sticky & Sweet Tour, wasn't much better.

Confessions Tour: Live in London edited some parts heavily (the beginings of Like a Virgin, I Love New York, Ray of Light, the dance interlude of Music Inferno) and missed several songs (the Sorry remix, Drowned World, Paradise, Lucky Star). I could see the entire show only when The Confessions Tour was released. 

BUT the Latin American broadcast wasn't censored. HBO Latin America showed the entire Live to Tell performance, unedited, just like the released product.

Did Latin HBO include all songs too?

[mr00mister 892]

16 minutes ago, RUADJAI said:

Did Latin HBO include all songs too?

no, they cut the ones i said on the previous paragraph. the only difference between NBC and HBO was the censoring on Live to Tell. I saw her on the mirror cross on TV.

[artlover 3,878]

So the untouched Girlie Show was HBO's besides the angle switching thing? 

I mean, the real concert. 

[artlover 3,878]

I also once read that the S&S that aired in Argentina had less editing in it.