Anyone know
When last time millionaire waltz played live
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j0ck3
The last show of the NOTW tour, one of the London shows in May.
http://queenlive.ca/queen/78-05-13.htm
http://queenlive.ca/queen/78-05-13.htm
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[QUOTE] [b]j0ck3 wrote:[/b]
The last show of the NOTW tour, one of the London shows in May.
http://queenlive.ca/queen/78-05-13.htm[/QUOTE]
Thanks
The last show of the NOTW tour, one of the London shows in May.
http://queenlive.ca/queen/78-05-13.htm[/QUOTE]
Thanks
jrd1951
That is spot on,the band felt that it wouldn't 'fit in' with the newer material from 79 on,basically Freddie wanted to leap around a bit more!
j0ck3
[QUOTE] [b]jrd1951 wrote:[/b]
That is spot on,the band felt that it wouldn't 'fit in' with the newer material from 79 on,basically Freddie wanted to leap around a bit more![/QUOTE]
Well, the band more or less had to drop songs to make room for more new ones. Remember, Queen usually always brought in songs from the latest album when touring.
The medley was almost 18 minutes long by the end of the NOTW tour. It's quite obvious that they might have wanted to short it down so they threw in a song like Bicycle Race, ditched Lover Boy and Waltz and played a longer version of Get Down, Make Love instead.
Still, the Jazz tour(s) version of the medley still clocks in above 15 minutes and remained at that length for following tours until it was dropped during the Hot Space tour. I can see Freddie's point that he wanted to play less piano on stage during the Magic Tour because that allows him to interact more with the crowd. Which is why it makes sense that the Magic Medley is less than ten minutes long. Still, I find the 70's medleys very enjoyable to listen to because it's a great display of Queen being a group of four talented live musicians.
That is spot on,the band felt that it wouldn't 'fit in' with the newer material from 79 on,basically Freddie wanted to leap around a bit more![/QUOTE]
Well, the band more or less had to drop songs to make room for more new ones. Remember, Queen usually always brought in songs from the latest album when touring.
The medley was almost 18 minutes long by the end of the NOTW tour. It's quite obvious that they might have wanted to short it down so they threw in a song like Bicycle Race, ditched Lover Boy and Waltz and played a longer version of Get Down, Make Love instead.
Still, the Jazz tour(s) version of the medley still clocks in above 15 minutes and remained at that length for following tours until it was dropped during the Hot Space tour. I can see Freddie's point that he wanted to play less piano on stage during the Magic Tour because that allows him to interact more with the crowd. Which is why it makes sense that the Magic Medley is less than ten minutes long. Still, I find the 70's medleys very enjoyable to listen to because it's a great display of Queen being a group of four talented live musicians.
GT
You'd be surprised as to when they last played a part of TMW live.
Gregsynth
[QUOTE] [b]GT wrote:[/b]
You'd be surprised as to when they last played a part of TMW live.[/QUOTE]
I heard Freddie play bits of it at the Tokyo 1981 show (February 18th).
You'd be surprised as to when they last played a part of TMW live.[/QUOTE]
I heard Freddie play bits of it at the Tokyo 1981 show (February 18th).
kosimodo
@gt: suprise us with your knowledge....
Pim Derks
They rehearsed it for the 2008 QPR gigs, along with My Fairy King, Silver Salmon and It's Late - but at the last moment decided to drop it in favour of I Want To Break Free, Radio Ga Ga and Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
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[QUOTE] [b]GT wrote:[/b]
You'd be surprised as to when they last played a part of TMW live.[/QUOTE]
With Freddie?
You'd be surprised as to when they last played a part of TMW live.[/QUOTE]
With Freddie?