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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Yara wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't want to abuse of your patience!, but it'd be great for people who don't know a lot about it, like myself and many others, if you added the info about when they probably played the songs for the first time, just a quick notice, like: "Tie Your Mother Down - First played, to the best of our knowledge, in..., 19...".[/QUOTE]
I'm working on something similar for my website... a page with first/last (known) performances of songs, and notes on how they were performed.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]'Save Me': the earliest recording available for the public is indeed the one in Glasgow (1st December). Since no bootlegs from November survive (unless an elite collector has it), we can only speculate whether they played it then or not.[/QUOTE]
I once spoke with someone who was very sure it was played in November, as he attended many of the Crazy Tour shows.
I'm working on something similar for my website... a page with first/last (known) performances of songs, and notes on how they were performed.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]'Save Me': the earliest recording available for the public is indeed the one in Glasgow (1st December). Since no bootlegs from November survive (unless an elite collector has it), we can only speculate whether they played it then or not.[/QUOTE]
I once spoke with someone who was very sure it was played in November, as he attended many of the Crazy Tour shows.
Why was Fat Bottomed Girls played live so few times? Why didn't Queen play Princes Of The Universe live?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]One of those listings:
SONGS NEVER DONE LIVE IN FULL VERSION
White Man
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What art of this wasn't played live? It sounds complete to me on the Races tour.
Thanks,
Steve
SONGS NEVER DONE LIVE IN FULL VERSION
White Man
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What art of this wasn't played live? It sounds complete to me on the Races tour.
Thanks,
Steve
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jake? wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Why was Fat Bottomed Girls played live so few times?[/QUOTE]
It was played at almost every show between 78-82... that's a couple hundred times or so.
[QUOTE]Why didn't Queen play Princes Of The Universe live?[/QUOTE]
There were too many voices on the album, and there were a lot of changes... it would've been pretty hard to pull that one off.
It was played at almost every show between 78-82... that's a couple hundred times or so.
[QUOTE]Why didn't Queen play Princes Of The Universe live?[/QUOTE]
There were too many voices on the album, and there were a lot of changes... it would've been pretty hard to pull that one off.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jake? wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Why was Fat Bottomed Girls played live so few times?[/QUOTE]
It was played at almost every show between 78-82... that's a couple hundred times or so.
[QUOTE]Why didn't Queen play Princes Of The Universe live?[/QUOTE]
There were too many voices on the album, and there were a lot of changes... it would've been pretty hard to pull that one off.
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That's not much.
It was played at almost every show between 78-82... that's a couple hundred times or so.
[QUOTE]Why didn't Queen play Princes Of The Universe live?[/QUOTE]
There were too many voices on the album, and there were a lot of changes... it would've been pretty hard to pull that one off.
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That's not much.
That's relative to one's idea of "much", isn't it?