Hello,
After the Pablo Records version, Now the Gypsy Eye version of the Sao Paulo show, 20th March 1981.
This one is maybe not the best we could hear, but maybe completists will like to have this one.
We also have a FM-sourced recording on this board. So please maybe try and sort which is the best version, which is the second best, which is the worst etc...
Let Sao Paulo Entertain You (Gypsy Eye)
From the original 2CD silvers.
See Queenonstage page for more info :
http://www.queenonstage.com/mywebpage/saopaulo.htm
According to Queenonstage, this is taken from the FM version.
Lineage : Let Sao Paulo Entertain you (Gypsy Eye, silvers) --> wav (EAC) --> Flac level 8 (Frontend)
Tracklisting :
CD1 :
1. Opening
2. We Will Rock You (fast)
3. Let Me Entertain You
4. Play The Game
5. Somebody To Love
6. I'm In Love With My Car
7. Get Down Make Love
8. Need Your Loving Tonight
9. Save Me
10. Now I'm Here
11. Dragon Attack
12. Now I'm Here (Dragon Attack)
13. Fat Bottomed Girls
CD2 :
1. Love Of My Life
2. Back Chat (intro) / Keep Yourself Alive
3. Flash
4. The Hero
5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
6. Bohemian Rhapsody
7. Tie Your Mother Down
8. Another One Bites The Dust
9. Sheer Heart Attack
10. We Will Rock You
11. We Are The Champions
12. God Save The Queen
Artwork and info file :
http://rapidshare.com/files/106254714/LET_SAO_PAULO_ENTERTAIN_YOU_-_ARTWORK.rar
The music files :
CD1 :
http://rapidshare.com/files/106198749/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD1.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/106210712/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD1.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/106222587/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD1.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/106194941/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD1.part4.rar
CD2 :
http://rapidshare.com/files/106239787/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD2.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/106247462/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD2.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/106232526/Let_Sao_Paulo_Entertain_You_CD2.part3.rar
Don't share this recording in a lossy format please.
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Definitely worth downloading.
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot for your share!
I can't remember where I downloaded it, but I have a 24bit Flac version of this concert in very good quality (FM or Tely broadcast). I'm at work now, but I'll check it out as soon as I'm home :-)
I can't remember where I downloaded it, but I have a 24bit Flac version of this concert in very good quality (FM or Tely broadcast). I'm at work now, but I'll check it out as soon as I'm home :-)
Thanks a lot Olivier, great share(s)
Here's LMEY from the 24bit vers:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nn90pm2jyoj
What do you think? FM broadcast, judged by the digital noises. I have no lineage or information about this one. It also includes several Interviews with band and crew.
Greetings,
Olli
http://www.mediafire.com/?nn90pm2jyoj
What do you think? FM broadcast, judged by the digital noises. I have no lineage or information about this one. It also includes several Interviews with band and crew.
Greetings,
Olli
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Definitely worth downloading.[/QUOTE]
Honestly, are you sure?
I once heard a sample of CLTCL, and it was horribly bad (with that horrible crackling noise) compared to the radio broadcast that was shared here.
That said, thanks for all your recent shares, Olivier. They have been most helpful in the ongoing search for the best recording of each show.
Honestly, are you sure?
I once heard a sample of CLTCL, and it was horribly bad (with that horrible crackling noise) compared to the radio broadcast that was shared here.
That said, thanks for all your recent shares, Olivier. They have been most helpful in the ongoing search for the best recording of each show.
I don't know, I didn't download it yet :-) Maybe it would be better to write something like "it's definitely worth to download it and compare it to my version "
Ruth.Olivier,
You´re on fire! Thanks for sharing another one.
Take care
You´re on fire! Thanks for sharing another one.
Take care
Any chance of having the second night in Sao Paulo?
Rrrrrrrrrrradio bandeirantes apresenta o maior espetáculo do ano. Hahaha. Oh, dear, it's...you know, kind of melancholic to listen to this concert, held in the period when Brazil was in its transition to a democracy and the people were full of hope, and now see what a wreck this country has become. Even the language was quite different, it had a charm to it, and we've lost it. We lost it all. But the concert is really good, if for nothing else than the stunning singing by the crowd in "love of my life", a song which, you know, kind of symbolized a whole lot of things for the people back then. Though I do like it when Freddie manages to sing the song and the crowd lets him do it - his rendition of this song in Montreal, 1981, is brilliant, there's no other word for it.
Rrrrrrradio Bandeirantes. Cool to listen to "r" still pronounced like american (?) English "tt", just like in "le[tt]er", in the beginning of the word. Freddie does that in Hammersmith Odeon, 1975, doesn't he? I think it's "In the Lap Of the Gods" (it's so rrrrrrisky...but...lol). Kind of reminded me of that scene on "My Fair Lady", featuring Audrey Hapburn as the rogue, when Higgins start to deplore the way the English language had been used by the people, especially the youth and the poor - one of his points is, exactly, that besides dropping the "hs" along the way - 'ead for head, and so on - they also pronounced "r" as I have described.
So what was a sign of high education here - that pronounce of r, right in the beginning of the sentence, as the American (?) English "le[tt]er" - was a sign of unruled, undisciplined, uneducated use of the English language in "My Fair Lady".
Of course my wonderings have no social or linguistic value. Just random thoughts.
It's a VERY good performance by Brian May, and it's a pity that the audio, even the radio broadcast, was not that great. He does a good job throughout the whole concert and some amazing soloing. Freddie delivers a very restrained, even moderate performance as compared to others of that period - he was still trying to take care of his voice. If you listen to him in Montreal in the end of that year you'll notice the difference - somebody to love and love of my life are given truly blistering performances that really beat the hell out of me. There are moments in these songs in the Montreal gig that he hits what would be mezzo-soprano notes if he were a female. And he does it with a very clear articulation, clean smooth delicate voice and quite loud!
Brian May is the devil himself in Montreal, he's playing at such a brisk pace, he and Roger, in fact, that it's trully mind-boggling that he didn't miss as many notes as one'd expect from anyone and doesn't harm the structure of the songs or even their logic - he makes a great "choice of notes", very musical, logical, as well as Freddie. Brian is in great shape in São Paulo as well as in Montreal, and as far as I'm concerned, he is not as dedicated to practice as many other guitar players and - that's a pity - he has been struck with pretty serious diseases and illnesses ever since they started the band. A trully remarkable talent, always very professional, focused, restrained and serious on stage, which was not easy considering he had to share it with...that thing. lol
The video of this concert in São Paulo is REALLY AWESOME FOR BRIAN FANS. He's the one who appears the most because he was the idol in Brazil back then, not Freddie - people kept shouting "Brian" throughout the whole gig. lol In Rock and Rio it was still pretty much the same, though 4 years later - Brian still represented Queen for the Brazilian audience. Kind of funny.
Rrrrrrradio Bandeirantes. Cool to listen to "r" still pronounced like american (?) English "tt", just like in "le[tt]er", in the beginning of the word. Freddie does that in Hammersmith Odeon, 1975, doesn't he? I think it's "In the Lap Of the Gods" (it's so rrrrrrisky...but...lol). Kind of reminded me of that scene on "My Fair Lady", featuring Audrey Hapburn as the rogue, when Higgins start to deplore the way the English language had been used by the people, especially the youth and the poor - one of his points is, exactly, that besides dropping the "hs" along the way - 'ead for head, and so on - they also pronounced "r" as I have described.
So what was a sign of high education here - that pronounce of r, right in the beginning of the sentence, as the American (?) English "le[tt]er" - was a sign of unruled, undisciplined, uneducated use of the English language in "My Fair Lady".
Of course my wonderings have no social or linguistic value. Just random thoughts.
It's a VERY good performance by Brian May, and it's a pity that the audio, even the radio broadcast, was not that great. He does a good job throughout the whole concert and some amazing soloing. Freddie delivers a very restrained, even moderate performance as compared to others of that period - he was still trying to take care of his voice. If you listen to him in Montreal in the end of that year you'll notice the difference - somebody to love and love of my life are given truly blistering performances that really beat the hell out of me. There are moments in these songs in the Montreal gig that he hits what would be mezzo-soprano notes if he were a female. And he does it with a very clear articulation, clean smooth delicate voice and quite loud!
Brian May is the devil himself in Montreal, he's playing at such a brisk pace, he and Roger, in fact, that it's trully mind-boggling that he didn't miss as many notes as one'd expect from anyone and doesn't harm the structure of the songs or even their logic - he makes a great "choice of notes", very musical, logical, as well as Freddie. Brian is in great shape in São Paulo as well as in Montreal, and as far as I'm concerned, he is not as dedicated to practice as many other guitar players and - that's a pity - he has been struck with pretty serious diseases and illnesses ever since they started the band. A trully remarkable talent, always very professional, focused, restrained and serious on stage, which was not easy considering he had to share it with...that thing. lol
The video of this concert in São Paulo is REALLY AWESOME FOR BRIAN FANS. He's the one who appears the most because he was the idol in Brazil back then, not Freddie - people kept shouting "Brian" throughout the whole gig. lol In Rock and Rio it was still pretty much the same, though 4 years later - Brian still represented Queen for the Brazilian audience. Kind of funny.
MERCI BEAUCOUP
Hello, first let me say thank you for another great share.! Now, can you please check the part 4 from the disc one?
" Server 342.rapidshare.com unavailable due to hardware-problems."
Thanks again.!
" Server 342.rapidshare.com unavailable due to hardware-problems."
Thanks again.!
Well, it also says that they are working on it ! So let's wait and see. If needed, then I will reupload the files !
Regards,
Olivier,
France.
Regards,
Olivier,
France.
Ok thank you.
Are there any chanches to get it from a torrent or mediafire?