Rock In Rio Dvd - Which song is from which show?

If i have understood correctly, the rock in rio dvd or vhs is compiled from both nights.I´m wondering, what songs came from the january 11 and what came from January 18.

I watched the Dvd again yesterday, and noticed that freddies voice sounds quite different on different songs. Sometimes it sounds good, and then, little less great. If anyone has information about which song is from which night, please let me know.

Well, obviously I Want To Break Free is from the second night!

Cheers!

Stolen from Queenconcerts.com (I hope Martin doesn't kill me :-) )

Machines intro *
Tie Your Mother Down *
Freddie greets the audience **
Seven Seas of Rhye *
Keep Yourself Alive *
Liar *
It's A Hard Life *
Now I'm Here **
Is This The World We Created...? **/*
Love Of My Life **
Brighton Rock *
Hammer To Fall *
Piano intro **
Bohemian Rhapsody *
Radio Ga Ga *
I Want To Break Free **
We Will Rock You *
We Are The Champions *
God Save The Queen *

* 12.1.1985 (officially 11.1.1985)
** 19.1.1985 (officially 18.1.1985)

WTF? I thought the shows were like two nights in a row, not this far apart. Oh well. I'll stop thinking.

Thats what i thought first too.
Anyway thanks for the info !

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]I'm such a slut wrote: [/QUOTENAME]WTF? I thought the shows were like two nights in a row, not this far apart. Oh well. I'll stop thinking.[/QUOTE]

This was a very big festival in Brazil, headlined by Queen, Yes, ACDC and the likes. It would be strange if the same band would headline two nights in a row. This is what wikipedia says (in portuguese, but I guess you'll understand the core):

Rock in Rio I (1985)
Segue abaixo a programação de cada um dos dias do festival, em sua primeira edição, no Rio de Janeiro, em 1985:

11/01/1985 - Sexta-Feira

Ney Matogrosso
Erasmo Carlos
Baby Consuelo e Pepeu Gomes
Whitesnake
Iron Maiden
Queen
Público: 150 mil pessoas

12/01/1985 - Sábado

Ivan Lins
Elba Ramalho
Gilberto Gil
Al Jarreau
James Taylor
George Benson
Público: 250 mil pessoas

13/01/1985 - Domingo

Os Paralamas do Sucesso
Lulu Santos
Blitz
Nina Hagen
Go Go's
Rod Stewart
Público: 90 mil pessoas

14/01/1985 - Segunda-Feira

Moraes Moreira
Alceu Valença
George Benson
James Taylor
Público: 30 mil pessoas

15/01/1985 - Terça-Feira

Kid Abelha & Os Abóboras Selvagens
Eduardo Dusek
Barão Vermelho
Scorpions
AC/DC
Público: 50 mil pessoas

16/01/1985 - Quarta-Feira

Os Paralamas do Sucesso
Moraes Moreira
Rita Lee
Ozzy Osbourne
Rod Stewart
Público: 40 mil pessoas

17/01/1985 - Quinta-Feira

Alceu Valença
Elba Ramalho
Al Jarreau
Yes
Público: 20 mil pessoas

18/01/1985 - Sexta-Feira

Kid Abelha & Os Abóboras Selvagens
Eduardo Dusek
Lulu Santos
The B-52's
Go Go's
Queen
Público: 250 mil pessoas

19/01/1985 - Sábado

Baby Consuelo e Pepeu Gomes
Whitesnake
Ozzy Osbourne
Scorpions
AC/DC
Público: 250 mil pessoas

20/01/1985 - Domingo

Erasmo Carlos
Barão Vermelho
Gilberto Gil
Blitz
Nina Hagen
The B-52's
Yes
Público: 200 mil pessoas

As pointed out, the correct dates are 11.01.1985 and 18.01.1985. Obviously I haven't corrected it on this page yet :-) Will do soon.

Wow!!!!!!

The Go-Go's opened for Queen? That just must have been a treat.

But talk about a Guitarists' dream show. Brian, George Benson, Angus Young, Trevor Rabin (sad, no Steve), James Taylor, Steve Vai, and whatever his name is from The Scorpions. Andy Taylor (Duran Duran) was Rod Stewart's that year. That pretty much covered everything. Plus wasn't Randy playing with Ozzy still, at that time? (can't remember) Al Jarreau had session king Paul Jackson playing for him.

Holy cow.

Nope, Rhoads died in '82. Otherwise, yeah... lots of big names!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Wow!!!!!!

and whatever his name is from The Scorpions. [/QUOTE]

Michael Schenker ;)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Wow!!!!!!

and whatever his name is from The Scorpions. [/QUOTE]

Michael Schenker ;)[/QUOTE]
Wasn't it Rudi in 85 ?

Matthias Jabs on lead guitar, Rudolf Schenker on rhythm guitar.

And Steve Vai wasn't in Whitesnake yet, it was John Sykes.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]I'm such a slut wrote: [/QUOTENAME]WTF? I thought the shows were like two nights in a row, not this far apart. Oh well. I'll stop thinking.[/QUOTE]

Nina Hagen

[/QUOTE]

omfg....poor Brazilians...I never thought she was so big in the 80's...

Anyone else think that having Ozzy followed by Rod Stewart on the 16th is a bizarre mix?
That must have been an interesting audience to stand in.

Id probably have enjoyed both, but I suspect I would have been the exception rather than the rule!