Earls Court 77 - pittrek remastered edition

Ah, where would to get the full the second night of a concert in Earl `s Court 1977?

Hey, I know it's a bit late, but can anyone upload another copy of DVD2.004 somewhere else because Mediafire isn't allowing me to download that one piece.

Thanks!

pittrek wrote: Hi folks,
many people requested this and since I promised a Christmas gift to you, here you are :

Queen : Live At Earls Court, London, UK - 6. & 7. June 1977 (pittrek remastered edition)

Review from QueenLive.ca :

Queen capped off the A Day At The Races tour with two shows at London's Earls Court Arena. The band dropped ?50,000 on a new lighting rig, which was a giant crown on top of the stage. The music of Chopin (Freddie's choice) plays as the audience enter the venue. At this point, one can barely see the stage, as the crown is only a few feet above it, with black drapes below it, so you couldn't see anything on stage (perhaps
causing audience members to wonder where the band will be playing!).

Procession is heard (revived only for the Earls Court shows, and never to be used again), and then the usual ADATR overture rings through the speakers. Part way through, the crown slowly begins to rise, and out
comes the dry ice (the fourth picture above was taken during this moment; Brian later recalled that hearing the ADATR overture is when they would get nervous, as they knew they were about to go on at any
time!). Queen then burst onto the stage to perform Tie Your Mother Down, and the show goes on as usual.

Tonight the band cover Elton John's "Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting" during the Jailhouse Rock medley. Freddie apparently emerged from a trap door (sporting his dazzling silver lurex outfit) at the beginning
of the medley, but the videos from both nights unfortunately don't focus on him during that moment. The whole band (especially Roger) are a joy to watch during the medley. At the end of the show, the lights
continue to sparkle as the crown descends to its original position.

Freddie's voice is in pretty good shape tonight, but he has problems hitting a few of the higher notes, unlike the Bristol and Glasgow shows. You can feel a slight tension in the air; nothing like Hyde Park, but they
(especially Brian) still seem a bit nervous at times. It has been said that this is one of the band's greatest shows, but we must bear in mind that the high quality of the recording has made us impartial to
this one. Still, there are many incredible moments throughout. Brian's Brighton Rock solo is one of his best, and he really shines at the end of Doing All Right. Freddie puts in great performances of Doing All
Right, White Man, and Gods Revisited. Hearing Roger scream in the background between songs is always fun to hear, not to mention the duck quack before '39, which is also heard in many other shows at this point
in the set.

During this time period, Freddie wasn't heard singing "I see a little silhouetto of a man" on the tape of BoRhap's
opera section, and it isn't heard on any audience recordings earlier than Richfield 11-25-78 - this leads me to believe that the opera section as heard on the video was most likely tampered with after the fact (bearing in mind that at one point the Earls Court shows were a potential official release). It has been suggested numerous times that they panned the idea because of Freddie's "microphone problems", but we must remember that all we've
heard from this show is a video feed. Similar to the Hyde Park "echo" issue, what we are hearing is what was
recorded from the video feed, not the soundboard mix, what was heard in the monitors, or from the audience.

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I have audio rip from DVD Live at Earl` s Court 1977 A Snivlle Remastered Edition. What I want to say, on my opinion audio  quality A Snivlle Remastered Edition better than yours, I`m sorry

Then you must be going deaf.  Pittrek's audio (from Frank's VHS) is far superior.

Is this your 14th user account here now?

Sir GH wrote: Then you must be going deaf.  Pittrek's audio (from Frank's VHS) is far superior.

Is this your 14th user account here now?

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what is this version from Frank's VHS?
This is my first account here

Is it possible to find the first copies of the video gig in Earls Court  1977?

This is fantastic, I have wanted to see this for years!

Just one problem though - files 3, 7, 34 and 37 for DVD 2 are not available any more (File Not found). Any chance of someone uploading them for me so I can complete the DVD? Thanks!

I'll re-upload the missing files. Try again later :)

I just downloaded them - thanks very much :o)

Thanks

Could someone possibly re-upload the files, because they all seem to be missing.

Did you try my mediafire links or torrent on the first page?

Thanks for the reply, I managed to download a torrent of this version of the concert.

Thank you very much for this gem of a concert, Pittrek!
Earls Court 77 has been my favorite of non-release gigs (based on what I'd seen on youtube),
so I was really excited when I found this thread of yours.

The torrent link seem to stop at 1%, so I'll try mega next. Hopefully they won't deny me of this feast.

I love "39" from this show.

Someone is seeding this torrent - thanks a lot, stranger ;)

I hope I can at least download one DVD. I won't be able to rest until I have Earls Court in my hand.