Some of us didn't have access to the live feed for whatever reason (my internet was too shit and I wasn't too fussed on waking up very late at night to watch it anyway). All is not lost! This guy's covered it pretty well, very occasional interruption from ads. Check it out :)
Part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-AU8ZKDVu4&feature=plcp
Part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKeOkVofKYY&feature=plcp
Part 3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePZjxwzyCUk&feature=plcp
Part 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrKA3SH2_lM&feature=plcp
Part 5 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxwW6c-nCX4&feature=plcp
Part 6 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKc3aeeb1f8&feature=plcp
Part 7 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DaMFBwr5wc&feature=plcp
The setlist is as follows:
- Flash Gordon (intro from tape)
- Seven Seas Of Rhye (medley)
- Keep Yourself Alive (medley)
- We Will Rock You (fast version)
- White Man intro/Fat Bottomed Girls
- Don't Stop Me Now
- Under Pressure (Roger & Adam duet, Rufus on drums)
- I Want It All
- Who Wants To Live Forever
- A Kind of Magic (Roger vocals, Rufus drums)
- Days Of Our Lives (Roger vocals, Rufus drums)
- Love Of My Life (Brian vocals, 'duet' with clip of Freddie on last verse)
- '39 (Brian vocals)
- Dragon Attack (Son & Daughter riff in the bass solo)
- Drum 'battle' (Rufus & Roger drum solo)
- Guitar solo (generic Brian solo)
- I Want To Break Free
- Another One Bites The Dust
- Radio Ga Ga
- Somebody To Love
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love
- The Show Must Go On
- Bohemian Rhapsody (Adam vocals on 1st verse of ballad, Freddie on screen for 2nd verse. Opera section from tape as always)
Encore:
- Tie Your Mother Down (Brian vocals)
- We Will Rock You (Adam & some Russian guy named Victor who couldn't sing to save his life)
- We Are The Champions
I'm just doing this because the information is otherwise pretty all over the place.
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Thank you! God bless!
Better quality, although it stops at near the end of TYMD however: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flxIZD-vppA
Cheers! My stream skipped the SSOR and I thought they did Flash into KYA! Hopefully Hammersmith with have the complete tunes. Good work everyone.
Aah now I'll have to re-download it
inu-liger wrote:
Better quality, although it stops at near the end of TYMD however: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flxIZD-vppA
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Damn. I wish I'd found THAT web broadcast. Much better quality than the one I ultimatey found that would allow me to capture the stream.
This one is 714mb and ends at TYMD, mine is 576mb for the full gig.
Still. With any luck a decent TV recording will appear soon and it will be better than the web broadcasts.
Didn't Lostman write yesterday he recorded the TV broadcast ?
pittrek wrote:
Didn't Lostman write yesterday he recorded the TV broadcast ?
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No idea. Too many threads with way too many replies to trawl through.
Someone though HAS captured the transmission stream though (the links are on QZ somewhere) and that is the BEST we are going to get :)
I've gone into this knowing nothing of adam lambert, but is it a guy, I assumed he was male because of his name?
I watched to the end of 7 seas of rhye, not my cup of tea.
I watched to the end of 7 seas of rhye, not my cup of tea.
Fucking Joke 'Queen'+Adam Lambert xD
Here is the full concert.. so for those who missed it enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T1NYPkq-cU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T1NYPkq-cU
Based purely on video evidence:
As much as I was really sceptical, and Lambert's vibrato is still uncalled for in places, I am pleasantly surprised and impressed. At least he seems to have learned the words, and as importantly the melodies, in a couple of weeks' rehearsal, which is more than Paul Rodgers could be bothered to do over three years.
Brian in particular has really upped his game too in the last few years - when he wasn't very active he appeared on occasional guest spots and seemed ill at ease and lacking practice and unable to jam without simple mistakes. Recent tours as Queen and alone with Kerry Ellis, along with a new found comfort and relaxation on stage, has improved his playing no end - I was dubious about Jamie not being there this time but am glad to be proved wrong.
As much as I was really sceptical, and Lambert's vibrato is still uncalled for in places, I am pleasantly surprised and impressed. At least he seems to have learned the words, and as importantly the melodies, in a couple of weeks' rehearsal, which is more than Paul Rodgers could be bothered to do over three years.
Brian in particular has really upped his game too in the last few years - when he wasn't very active he appeared on occasional guest spots and seemed ill at ease and lacking practice and unable to jam without simple mistakes. Recent tours as Queen and alone with Kerry Ellis, along with a new found comfort and relaxation on stage, has improved his playing no end - I was dubious about Jamie not being there this time but am glad to be proved wrong.
steaming pile of shit.
Jesus! Gave up 3 mins in. Retire lads!
During Dragon Attack the bass player also played a snippet of Fairy Feller's bass line.