[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]otisbarr1 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZAPV2QLR
1982-10-19 Fukuoka, Japan
I zippoed it and shared it with a friend. Thought i'd share if for others too..[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know the password for this file ?
(thought I be smart to d/l ot all at once...)
Many thanks for the selection (especially this Fukuoka show...I have the silvers from livein USA, marking a big desception in a pre-internet days, where bootleggers could make or break you...) Anyway...love to hear something more coherent now...
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...ah nevermind...the rapidhare links work great!
Thanks
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Loser In The End wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]otisbarr1 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZAPV2QLR
1982-10-19 Fukuoka, Japan
I zippoed it and shared it with a friend. Thought i'd share if for others too..[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know the password for this file ?
(thought I be smart to d/l ot all at once...)
[/QUOTE]
Thanks
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Loser In The End wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]otisbarr1 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZAPV2QLR
1982-10-19 Fukuoka, Japan
I zippoed it and shared it with a friend. Thought i'd share if for others too..[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know the password for this file ?
(thought I be smart to d/l ot all at once...)
[/QUOTE]
pittrek, greatest shows, thanks, excellent quality!!!!!!
A friend, christian
A friend, christian
Hi! I downloaded Sapporo 29. October 1982, Japan, and Tie Your Mother Down from Disc2 seems to be missing (I downloaded all the zip files from D2)!. Could somebody upload onlt this file? Thanks!
I remember having downloaded this concert somewhere down the line, but I'm not sure whether I kept it in the HD - I use to listen to a particular concert up until exhaustion and then I delete it from the HD I use at school, which has more space but it's not mine!
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come.
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come.
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[b]Yara wrote: [/b]
I remember having downloaded this concert somewhere down the line, but I'm not sure whether I kept it in the HD - I use to listen to a particular concert up until exhaustion and then I delete it from the HD I use at school, which has more space but it's not mine!
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come. [/QUOTE]
That intro is from Frankfurt. Great concert.
[b]Yara wrote: [/b]
I remember having downloaded this concert somewhere down the line, but I'm not sure whether I kept it in the HD - I use to listen to a particular concert up until exhaustion and then I delete it from the HD I use at school, which has more space but it's not mine!
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come. [/QUOTE]
That intro is from Frankfurt. Great concert.
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[b]Yara wrote: [/b]
I remember having downloaded this concert somewhere down the line, but I'm not sure whether I kept it in the HD - I use to listen to a particular concert up until exhaustion and then I delete it from the HD I use at school, which has more space but it's not mine!
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come. [/QUOTE]
I will wait fot the upload! Thanks!
[b]Yara wrote: [/b]
I remember having downloaded this concert somewhere down the line, but I'm not sure whether I kept it in the HD - I use to listen to a particular concert up until exhaustion and then I delete it from the HD I use at school, which has more space but it's not mine!
Well, I'll see whether it's still there. In case it is, I upload it for you, it's no problem.
Anyway, there are plenty of people who can help you with this, I think, so I'd say to you: "All right, all right, ohhh...everything's gonna be fucking well all right".
Ha! What concert does this intro come from? Tip: it's one of the 1982 concerts. Now it got easier.
And the intro is a beautiful melodic line, by the way, which Freddie used as a piano study or exercise not really to introduce, but to hint at "play the game" at times, or even "somebody to love" - the line, and its variations, can be detected throughout the performances of the songs and even in some of live renditions of staying power (I love the live versions of this song). Very well-tought up intro, though in this particular concert he added some peculiar lyrics to it and shifted the key, probably to suit the lyrics...
It reminds me a bit of some classical tiny piano pieces composed only to show a certain kind of composing method, the mastering of some challenging harmonics or, which is Freddie's case, as amusing suites to relieve the audience, so to speak, between the larger pieces featured in the recital or to create expectation for the real thing yet to come. [/QUOTE]
I will wait fot the upload! Thanks!
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[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
Hi! I downloaded Sapporo 29. October 1982, Japan, and Tie Your Mother Down from Disc2 seems to be missing (I downloaded all the zip files from D2)!. Could somebody upload onlt this file? Thanks![/QUOTE]
Anybody, please!?
[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
Hi! I downloaded Sapporo 29. October 1982, Japan, and Tie Your Mother Down from Disc2 seems to be missing (I downloaded all the zip files from D2)!. Could somebody upload onlt this file? Thanks![/QUOTE]
Anybody, please!?
It looks like not [img=/images/smiley/msn/sad_smile.gif][/img] I have only re-uploaded SirGH's upload and it probably didn't feature this track. So does anybody have it ?
It definitely should have been in there. In fact, I did two uploads in that original thread - the compilation of the two bootlegs, and the 5 or 6 tracks from the inferior version on their own.
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[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
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[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
Hi! I downloaded Sapporo 29. October 1982, Japan, and Tie Your Mother Down from Disc2 seems to be missing (I downloaded all the zip files from D2)!. Could somebody upload onlt this file? Thanks!
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Anybody, please!?
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I start the upload in 10 minutes you should have it during the next hour.
[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
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[b]RadekQ wrote: [/b]
Hi! I downloaded Sapporo 29. October 1982, Japan, and Tie Your Mother Down from Disc2 seems to be missing (I downloaded all the zip files from D2)!. Could somebody upload onlt this file? Thanks!
[/QUOTE]
Anybody, please!?
[/QUOTE]
I start the upload in 10 minutes you should have it during the next hour.
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[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
I start the upload in 10 minutes you should have it during the next hour.
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Thank you very much! Now my gigis complete and in superb quality! Thanks again and best regards from Poland :)
[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
I start the upload in 10 minutes you should have it during the next hour.
[/QUOTE]
Thank you very much! Now my gigis complete and in superb quality! Thanks again and best regards from Poland :)
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[b]pittrek wrote: [/b]
28. July 1982 New York, USA
[QUOTE]1982, 28th Jul.
New York, Madison Square Gardens
CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (level 8)
Sound: very good
Source: audience
Comments:
Recommended and complete! Many Hot Space songs in a live format.
Disc 1:
01. Flash
02. Rock it
03. We will rock you (fast)
04. Action this day
05. Play the game
06. Somebody to love
07. Now I'm here
08. Dragon attack/Now I'm here (reprise)
09. Save me
10. Calling all girls
11. Get down make love
12. Brighton rock
13. Body language
Disc 2:
01. Under pressure
02. Fat bottomed girls
03. Crazy little thing called love
04. Bohemian rhapsody
05. Tie your mother down
06. Another one bites the dust
07. We will rock you
08. We are the champions
09. God save the queen
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Links :
http://rapidshare.com/files/138226463/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138227557/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_2.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138235634/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_3.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138237237/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_4.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138237819/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138238381/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_2.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138238930/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_3.zip
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The links appear dead, any chance of upping to mediafire?
Thanks
[b]pittrek wrote: [/b]
28. July 1982 New York, USA
[QUOTE]1982, 28th Jul.
New York, Madison Square Gardens
CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (level 8)
Sound: very good
Source: audience
Comments:
Recommended and complete! Many Hot Space songs in a live format.
Disc 1:
01. Flash
02. Rock it
03. We will rock you (fast)
04. Action this day
05. Play the game
06. Somebody to love
07. Now I'm here
08. Dragon attack/Now I'm here (reprise)
09. Save me
10. Calling all girls
11. Get down make love
12. Brighton rock
13. Body language
Disc 2:
01. Under pressure
02. Fat bottomed girls
03. Crazy little thing called love
04. Bohemian rhapsody
05. Tie your mother down
06. Another one bites the dust
07. We will rock you
08. We are the champions
09. God save the queen
[/QUOTE]
Links :
http://rapidshare.com/files/138226463/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138227557/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_2.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138235634/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_3.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138237237/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d1_4.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138237819/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138238381/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_2.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/138238930/1982-07-28_New_York_USA_d2_3.zip
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The links appear dead, any chance of upping to mediafire?
Thanks
Well maybe it's a better idea to upload a 1st gen copy here :)