We announced on our #PM-Radio podcast last night, as summed up nicely by Kef:
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What was announced on the show will rattle the collectors and the other QZ users who may have heard the announcement, I'm quite sure of that. it was a rather major announcement indeed.
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Alright, here's what I jotted down from the announcement:
1. It regards Earl's Court. (AKA one of the Queen shows which has been the tangent of a certain troll in the past couple months...)
2. A 'mutual friend' of Gregsynth was given an authentic audience tape of the June 6th 1977 show about two weeks ago. Prior to then, the only known source was the audio of the dry soundboard from the video. It is a legit audience tape(the podcast mentioned high-generation copies of Seattle '77 being falsely claimed/labelled as audience tapes for Earl's Court), and is of decent quality. As evidence that this recording's the real deal, the taped intro for Procession, Tie Your Mother Down, and Death On Two Legs were played from the audience tape on the podcast.
3. Aforementioned mutual friend asked Gregsynth to restore/pitch-correct the tape. Inuliger will then have the recording professionally remastered.
4. According to the podcast, it'll be shared by mid to late November, no later than November 24th 2011(the 20th anniversary of Freddie's death).
If you want to hear "Procession (Intro)/Tie Your Mother Down", "Death On Two Legs" and (somewhere close to the end of the show) "'39" from this E.C. audience recording until the November release happens otherwise, you can catch it somewhere on the reruns for last night's show which run until Tuesday evening: <a href="http://radio.ppnstudio.com:8202/pmradio.aac">http://radio.ppnstudio.com:8202/pmradio.aac</a>
(Copy-paste this into your audio player's appropriate stream URL input. This show will NOT be downloadable, it can only be streamed. Enjoy the show, though be warned the whole show lasts 5h 12m :-) )