ANNOUNCE: Queen - Wembley Stadium 1986 (new Wardour release) (torrent)

A brand new release from Wardour. This time they've released a 4 CD-set which contains both famous Wembley shows from July 1986.

The first night is the same old source, but from a much lower generation tape, as the old version had worse quality. This version sounds much better.

The second night is a new source, taped right near the stage in great quality. You can hear the whole concert performed as live as it was in fact, without all those overdubs present on the official releases.

The bootleg info as is follows:

Band: Queen
Title: Wembley Stadium 1986
Venue: Wembley Stadium, London, UK
Date: July 11, 1986 (discs 1 & 2); July 12, 1986 (discs 3 & 4)
Label: Wardour
Number: WARDOUR-096
Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > jetAudio > FLAC

Disc 1
01 One Vision
02 Tie Your Mother Down
03 In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited
04 Seven Seas Of Rhye
05 Tear It Up
06 A Kind Of Magic
07 Day-O
08 Under Pressure
09 Another One Bites The Dust
10 Who Wants To Live Forever
11 I Want To Break Free
12 Impromptu
13 Guitar Solo
14 Now I'm Here

Disc 2
01 Love Of My Life
02 Is This The World We Created?
03 (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care
04 Hello Mary Lou
05 Tutti Frutti
06 Bohemian Rhapsody
07 Hammer To Fall
08 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
09 Radio Ga Ga
10 We Will Rock You
11 Friends Will Be Friends
12 We Are The Champions
13 God Save The Queen

Disc 3
01 One Vision
02 Tie Your Mother Down
03 In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited
04 Seven Seas Of Rhye
05 Tear It Up
06 A Kind Of Magic
07 Day-O
08 Under Pressure
09 Another One Bites The Dust
10 Who Wants To Live Forever
11 I Want To Break Free
12 Impromptu
13 Guitar Solo
14 Now I'm Here

Disc 4
01 Love Of My Life
02 Is This The World We Created?
03 (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care
04 Hello Mary Lou
05 Tutti Frutti
06 Gimme Some Lovin'
07 Bohemian Rhapsody
08 Hammer To Fall
09 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
10 Big Spender
11 Radio Ga Ga
12 We Will Rock You
13 Friends Will Be Friends
14 We Are The Champions
15 God Save The Queen

Enjoy!

Great!!

Have Covers?

Is Frontal in no great Quality

You're welcome.

Nope, sorry, I don't have covers. Maybe there is someone out there who has one?

Wow ,great Thank You!!

Brilliant ... thanks for torrenting this. No seed yet though.

It sounds like they did a bit of hiss reduction on both nights. But they do sound great overall. Clearly both tapes are from the same taper.

No doubt, this is one of the best bootleg releases in a long time. Nice to see Wardour coming up with new tapes, unlike most labels who just bootleg things that have been shared online for free.

MERCI BEAUCOUP

Nice upload. Very surprised this is a new source.
Torrent working great.

Thanks to the original uploader and Lostman (for uploading it here).


I agree with The Real Wizard. The best bootleg in a long time. Most of the (almost all) of the recent releases are just shared recordings put on silvers. This release uses unheard tapes in great quality, which is of course very nice.

Personally, I really like this because it's great to be able to compare both shows based on comparable audience recordings (in terms of soundquality). You get more of the atmosphere for the first night...which is my favourite of the two shows, altough the second night is great aswell (and I prefer it without overdubs!).

Thanks a lot Lostman!!! I can´t wait to hear this new source! :)

Thank you very very much!!!

Thank you very much.

thanks a lot, let's hope for some new audience tape sources of concerts that have not been released officially in superior remastered sound...

[QUOTE] [b]thefallenqueen wrote:[/b]
thanks a lot, let's hope for some new audience tape sources of concerts that have not been released officially in superior remastered sound...[/QUOTE]
We can always hope this taper made more truly great sounding Queen recordings (during the Magic tour - or even better - during other tours aswell) and that those recordings are now in the hands of the folks from Wardour..
Of course, it's probably a British taper (2 London shows): we already have great recordings from both Newcastle and Knebworth and a pretty good one from Manchester (an upgrade of that one would be welcome though since there's quite a bit of crowd on the current best recording of that show, making some parts hard to hear).

I'm hoping for some new seventies stuff coming out in 2012...BUT: in the world of unofficial recordings, everything is great 'cause you never know what's coming next(unless you know about certain shows of course and you know they might get a "release").

Thanks a lot :)