Queen Rare Early Concerts - (Probabily Fake)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhMieRdpduQ

Is this real?

I didn't watch it (I have no youtube access from work) but if it's on youtube, you can be 100% sure it's a fake

All the dates are wrong. In fact, the Boston 74 show didn't even occur.

It's all common material from 73, 74 and 75. Golders Green, Rainbow, Hammersmith, etc.

Boston sounds like the rainbow show lol

Is Fake Friend

OK I'm talking from my memory so feel free to correct any crap I write :-)

Keep Yourself Alive - hard to tell from the shitty quality, but it could be Hammersmith Odeon 75

Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green Hippodrome

White Queen - Hm... the official Rainbow video perhaps ?

Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow March 74 ?

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
OK I'm talking from my memory so feel free to correct any crap I write :-)
Keep Yourself Alive - hard to tell from the shitty quality, but it could be Hammersmith Odeon 75
Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green Hippodrome
White Queen - Hm... the official Rainbow video perhaps ?
Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow March 74 ?
[/QUOTE]
Keep yourself alive from hamm 75?? mmm i think is from De lane lea session with a higher pitch

I think some of the dates are wrong. Were they really playing Keep Your Self Alive that early?

[QUOTE] [b]Biggzy10 wrote:[/b]
I think some of the dates are wrong. Were they really playing Keep Your Self Alive that early?[/QUOTE]
Yeah... is very probably that they played keep yourself alive on "early" gigs (at least up 1971/72)

Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green 9-13-73
White Queen - Hammersmith 12-24-75
Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow 3-31-74

Can't figure out exactly which show Keep Yourself Alive is from.

[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green 9-13-73
White Queen - Hammersmith 12-24-75
Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow 3-31-74
Can't figure out exactly which show Keep Yourself Alive is from.[/QUOTE]

I looked through EVERY version from 1973-1976 (where Freddie had that more youthful tone), and none of them match! I found some 1973 ones that sound close, but not exactly identical to that recording.

[QUOTE] [b]Gregsynth wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green 9-13-73
White Queen - Hammersmith 12-24-75
Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow 3-31-74
Can't figure out exactly which show Keep Yourself Alive is from.[/QUOTE]
I looked through EVERY version from 1973-1976 (where Freddie had that more youthful tone), and none of them match! I found some 1973 ones that sound close, but not exactly identical to that recording.
[/QUOTE]
Look the De lane lea recording of Keep Yourself alive... or maybe from bbc sessions... i think is some of that with some high pitch, audience noise and low quality... but anyway is only a guess

[QUOTE] [b]MERQRY wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Gregsynth wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Jailhouse Rock - Golders Green 9-13-73
White Queen - Hammersmith 12-24-75
Seven Seas Of Rhye - Rainbow 3-31-74
Can't figure out exactly which show Keep Yourself Alive is from.[/QUOTE]
I looked through EVERY version from 1973-1976 (where Freddie had that more youthful tone), and none of them match! I found some 1973 ones that sound close, but not exactly identical to that recording.
[/QUOTE]
Look the De lane lea recording of Keep Yourself alive... or maybe from bbc sessions... i think is some of that with some high pitch, audience noise and low quality... but anyway is only a guess[/QUOTE]

I looked at those versions, and those don't match either! The lyrics are amended on that video "all you people--keep yourself alive." On the BBC/De Lane ones, the studio lyrics are used!

I think KYA is from a concert

It's the Oxford 73 soundcheck.

Crisis averted :-)