1974.Nov.06 - St. George's Hall, Bradford, England

Venue: St. George's Hall, Bradford, England

Date: November 6th, 1974

Lineage: CDR  > WAV > FLAC

Good Audience Recording

Setlist:

01. Procession
02. Now I'm Here
03. Ogre Battle
04. Father To Son
05. White Queen
06. Flick Of The Wrist
07. In The Lap Of The Gods
08. Killer Queen
09. The March Of The Black Queen
10. Bring Back That Leroy Brown
11. Son And Daughter
12. Keep Yourself Alive
13. Seven Seas Of Rhye
14. Stone Cold Crazy
15. Liar
16. In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited
17. Big Spender
18. Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll
19. Jailhouse Rock


AUDIOCHECKER v1.2 - by Dester - [email protected]
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01 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\01 Procession.flac
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02 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\02 Now I'm Here.flac
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03 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\03 Ogre Battle.flac
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04 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\04 Father To Son.flac
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05 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\05 White Queen.flac
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06 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\06 Flick Of The Wrist.flac
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07 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\07 In The Lap Of The Gods.flac
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08 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\08 Killer Queen.flac
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09 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\09 The March Of The Black Queen.flac
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10 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\10 Bring Back That Leroy Brown.flac
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11 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\11 Son And Daughter.flac
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12 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\12 Keep Yourself Alive.flac
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13 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\13 Seven Seas Of Rhye.flac
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14 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\14 Stone Cold Crazy.flac
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15 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\15 Liar.flac
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16 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\16 In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited.flac
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17 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\17 Big Spender.flac
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18 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\18 Modern Times Rock'n'Roll.flac
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19 -===- C:\Documents and Settings\x\desktop\Queen - Bradford 1974.11.06\19 Jailhouse Rock.flac
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Links:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5CF9L64K 
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8AURX7LZ 
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F1NC9G3S 
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LF73TA8M

Great stuff, cheers.

Awesome! That's what I call fast work! Thank you RTB!

Thank you very much for this concert. I was waiting it for a long time!!!

Thank you for this sharing.

Please can someone post this as a torrent,the megaupload dosnt seem to be working for me?Cheers.........

Thank you very much, I think I had this one in mp3!!!
Cheers!!!

RoyThomasBaker wrote:

Venue: St. George's Hall, Bradford, England

Date: November 6th, 1974

Lineage: CDR  > WAV > FLAC

Just a quick question - as you've included the artwork from the Breakdown bootleg - does that mean that that's the definite source of this recording?

TimBHM wrote:

Just a quick question - as you've included the artwork from the Breakdown bootleg - does that mean that that's the definite source of this recording?

This is definitely not the Breakdown version. Never mind the source, the number of tracks isn't even the same.

Sir GH wrote:

TimBHM wrote:



Just a quick question - as you've included the artwork from the Breakdown bootleg - does that mean that that's the definite source of this recording?

This is definitely not the Breakdown version. Never mind the source, the number of tracks isn't even the same.

Yeah I was going to say... the recording is 4 minutes longer than your site lists for the runtime of the Breakdown version... or the other audience version for that matter! Is this a new source?

It's all the same audience source.  They just play at different speeds.

Sir GH wrote:

It's all the same audience source.  They just play at different speeds.

Ah so then the obvious question is how do you tell what the correct speed is?

Many many thanks !


Regards,

Olivier,
Belgium.

I might be wrong but I think this one runs at the correct pitch.

TimBHM wrote:

Sir GH wrote:



It's all the same audience source.  They just play at different speeds.

Ah so then the obvious question is how do you tell what the correct speed is?

Unless you're a musician with perfect pitch, you'd have to either compare it to a recording playing at the right speed (like an official release) or take a song like Now I'm Here and play an open D string on a tuned guitar to see if it matches.

Thanks!