Most Energetic Moment by Queen

Queen is known for its energetic performance, which moment do you think Queen is at its maximum energy?

From my very limited listening, I vote for this:
"Great King Rat" live at Tokyo, Japan. 1st May 1975. In particular the second, longer guitar solo.
Queen is on a roll, specially Brian and Roger.

OOOOH good topic!

Well, let me just say two that come to mind instantly(that doesn't mean that these definitely ARE their most energetic moments)...just it is was what popped into my mind.  Okay here we go:

We Will Rock You (fast version) from Live Killers...what a pulse pounding intro!

and a studio track...the brilliantly  Queen-treated version of I Was Born To Love You from the Made In Heaven album.

Deacy throwing his bass.

All the showmanship lost it's meaning and currency with the others, because they were so interesting to watch.  When the boring little guy with the tiny shorts decided to go postal on his bass, that's when things got interesting.

probably now i'm here at the hammersmith odeon 1979

4/25/1979 is pretty energetic!

Zebonka12 wrote: "Deacy throwing his bass."

I don't believe you. :p When did John throw his bass? :D

Sweet Lady in 1977.  They upped the tempo by about 10 bpm by May, and it was just rocking.

John Deacon throwing bass guitar was to my best knowledge out of frustration, he was certainly not doing it out of  "energy" like Keith Moon and other The Who members would.

In Great King Rat on 1st May 1975, all of them were definitely on roll - the audience were REALLY enthusiastic and I do think that John Deacon was giving his absolute best - of course he wouldn't jump to do a bass solo, but I think he was feeling pretty energetic at that time too. This is definitely the most energetic performance I've heard.

Can't comment on 4/25/1979 and Sweet Lady in 1977 as I haven't listened, but I'll definitely check them out.

I think that Freddie showed more confidence, cockiness and energy as he performed "Keep Yourself Alive" at Houston in 1977 than anything I had seen or heard from earlier footage.   His performance of "Somebody To Love" at MK in 1982, his improv during Live Aid in '85 and  then "Hammer To Fall" at Wembley '86 also give me goosebumps - the latter of those being the epitome of energy.  But I'm sure there were loads more moments!

I agree with Thistleboy

Somebody to love at MK bowl is just magnificent and I love his energy during Hammer to Fall at wembley

All renditions of Sheer Heart Attack. Most notably, Paris and Hammersmith 1979.

I would thoroughly agree with Tokyo 1st May 1975; total savage energy and a hunger to work a new crowd. The version of Liar at over 11 mins is indicative of this.

My second choice would also be Houston 1977; listen to Roger's vocals on the fast WWRY and John outdoes himself on almost all the bass lines (listen to the improv section in Liar; he even sings in the slow WWRY.

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I've listened to a very limited number of Queen concerts, but I think the rendition of Sheer Heart Attack was more energetic in Leeds 1982.