Queen
Opera House
Manchester,
England
November 26th 1973
AUD>?>CDR>WAV(CDex)>FLAC Level 8
1.1 Procession 1:05
1.2 Father To Son 6:05
1.3 Son And Daughter 7:19
1.4 Ogre Battle 4:57
1.5 Hangman 6:23
1.6 Keep Yourself Alive 3:57
1.7 Liar 7:36
1.8 Jailhouse Rock medley 3:31
1.9 Bama Lama Bama Loo 2:22
Total Time: 43:15
This is a very nice sounding audience recording, much better than my old mp3 copy. Don't miss the performance of Hangman!
From Queenlive.ca:
Not many complete recordings exist from the era, so this is precious, even in average quality. In these early shows, you can hear how the band has little experience playing live (especially with the way Freddie interacts with the audience), but there's almost a positive tension in the air as well. They played as best as they could to win over British audiences in '73, so in that respect, it's really a treat that we're able to hear so many recordings of Queen at this stage in their career.
http://www.mediafire.com/?d5mb49mvymc
http://www.mediafire.com/?c32vhhmxhy3
http://www.mediafire.com/?6azkw4v2vgj
http://www.mediafire.com/?92qvxnxtv3m
DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3 AND REDISTRUBUTE!!!!
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Yes! Thanks so much!
Wow ! Thanks a lot !
Now with this, I think every recording from 1973 has been shared! The only thing off hand I remember is the new Wardour source for Golder's Green 73, which is from what I've heard better. Would anyone care to share that?
Thank you very much!!! I didn't have this one.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]josedequeso wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Now with this, I think every recording from 1973 has been shared! The only thing off hand I remember is the new Wardour source for Golder's Green 73, which is from what I've heard better. Would anyone care to share that?[/QUOTE]
Hm, a new source for GGH ? Never heard about that one. Do you have some links ?
Hm, a new source for GGH ? Never heard about that one. Do you have some links ?
Great share, josedequeso! Thanks for this one :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]josedequeso wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Now with this, I think every recording from 1973 has been shared! The only thing off hand I remember is the new Wardour source for Golder's Green 73, which is from what I've heard better. Would anyone care to share that?[/QUOTE]
Hm, a new source for GGH ? Never heard about that one. Do you have some links ?[/QUOTE]
Yep: http://queenonstage.com/mywebpage/popspectaculare.htm and on Bob's site. It comes from a BBC transcription disc that sounds better than the other source but incomplete. So a compilation would be great!
Hm, a new source for GGH ? Never heard about that one. Do you have some links ?[/QUOTE]
Yep: http://queenonstage.com/mywebpage/popspectaculare.htm and on Bob's site. It comes from a BBC transcription disc that sounds better than the other source but incomplete. So a compilation would be great!
That's nice!
Thank you!
Can i make a torrent of this show?
many thanks again, Joe!
Thank you!
Can i make a torrent of this show?
many thanks again, Joe!
Many Thanks dear Joe !!! You completed the 1973 shares !! Just missing this new one, but it will probably appear here soon, as the sharing spirit is more awake than ever these days it seems !!
Now, ready for 1974 ? ;o)
thanks again !
Regards,
Olivier,
France.
Now, ready for 1974 ? ;o)
thanks again !
Regards,
Olivier,
France.
Thanks a lot Joe, great share!!!
Many thanks! Another early gem! Please someone make this into a torrent however, as mediafire isn't working for me at the moment :(
Thank you very much !!!
Thank you!
It's a great improvement to the old mp3 files.
It's a great improvement to the old mp3 files.
MERCI BEAUCOUP