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Wow... this is unreal! Thanks for the clips.

You will be the star of the Queen community if you share the whole recording.
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Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent!
This is very exciting news!!! I'm looking forward to hearing it in its entirety. Like sir gh says: you'll be a star:-)thanks
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I'm always touched and shocked by the power and beauty of queen music from the 1970s, especially from their early tours. I cannot belive how great musicians they were in those glory days and listening to this samples I'm just out of words. Please share this precious jewel with us.
this sounds awesome- what a treasure - i hope for all the dedicated Queen fans here that this gets shared..
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]« Jay » wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent![/QUOTE]

That's what surprised me too.. And Seven Seas Of Rhye in 1976 is quite unique I think.
Micrówave wrote: I would prefer they release a concert of all four sitting at a table just talking about Queen without exerting any kind of energy. Well, maybe Fred can smoke
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]« Jay » wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent![/QUOTE]

Yeah!!! me too. I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though?
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Leaky Luke wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Seven Seas Of Rhye in 1976 is quite unique I think.[/QUOTE]

Definitely.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=olive>A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though?[/QUOTE]

It's on the New York recording, but not the Milwaukee recording from a month later. So perhaps they dropped it part way through the tour because it wasn't getting good feedback from their audiences...? It's hard to tell with so few recordings available!
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Great sound! Finally a clean version of "Lazing on a ...". Do they play Hangman on this one? It would be great.

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Here is the complete setlist:

Sweet Lady
White Queen
Flick of the Wrist
Medley (Bo Rhap ...)
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Brighton Rock
The Prophet's Song
Stone Cold Crazy
Doin' Alright
Lazing on Sunday Afternoon
Keep Yourself Alive
Seven Seas of Rhye
Liar
Hey Big Spender
Jailhouse Rock
Stupid Cupid

The total length of the recording is 82 mins.

Sheer conjecture but the inclusion of "Seven" might have to do with the band missing their 1st show in Boston supporting Mott due to Brian coming down with hepatitus.

Having worked with a number of bands doing lighting - bands would throw in some different songs into a set on a given night as they too get bored with playing the same cookie-cutter set each night.
sounds awesome.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=olive>A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Yeah!!! me too. I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though?[/QUOTE]

Lazing on a sunday was played also in New York, Beacon Theater the 6th february 1976
Great news. Thank you very much.

I guess Ogre Battle is missing at the beginning of the show, isn't it?
I'd love to hear this as well- I love the photo on youtube from the boston garden concert in 82- especially since I was at that show..good memories indeed