exhaustive "soundboard recording" list

Hello everybody!

I seldom post things over here, but I enjoy reading occasionally...

Sorry if this has been already discussed, but...
...I've searched the internet for a complete list of soundboard quality recordings of Queen concerts but ended up finding only bits and not a proper "list".

...does such a thing exist?

anyone can help?

in the meantime...Thanx in advance! ;)

try searching on www.queenlive.ca, which features a section for all documented Queen shows and highlights the formats they have been found on.

Rainbow March '74, Hammersmith '75, Richfield '77 (although it's distorted), Earls Court '77 (video source), Munich '79 (video source), Paris '79 (video source), Tokyo '79 (video source), Buenos Aires '81 (radio and video), Milton Keynes '82 (radio source), Tokorozawa '82 (radio source), Sun City '84, Live Aid '85 (radio source), Mannheim '86 (radio source), 2nd Wembley (radio source), Budapest (radio source).

Hope this helps: http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1027435/the-queen-live-archive-list-finally-sorry-for-the-delay.aspx

There is more than what the list above states.

GT, re:

>There is more than what the list above states.

Shock me - GB was involved so, by extension, how on EARTH could anyone have believed that it was exhaustive?

[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]

GT, re:

>There is more than what the list above states.

Shock me - GB was involved so, by extension, how on EARTH could anyone have believed that it was exhaustive?[/QUOTE]

Disrespectful much?

inu-liger, re:

>Disrespectful much?

If that's supposed to be a question (as you've used a question mark) its unintelligible. Think of using these words at the start of the question when you're trying to write it - they usually help the reader understand what you mean:

What
How
When
Why
Where
Who

Have another try........

"dudeofqueen" should be three words, as in "I'm a twat"

Hasn't your English teacher taken you thorough basic sentence construction yet; think about what you're going to write before posting it so that anyone reading can understand exactly what you mean.

(You needed a comma placed after "in" to fully emphasise your point chap.)

Of course there are more soundboard recordings than that list.
For example all the Live Killers audio (Greg mentioned that in that post).

Also, I can't believe Queen toured the States intensively without ever taping themselves in places like La Forum or Madison Square Garden (legendary concert venues).
Actually, I think there's surely a soundboard recording for the LA 12-12-77 show (how I'd wish they'd release that tape, the best setlist possible imo).

Of course, whether (many of) the soundboard recordings are deemed good enough quality for an audio release isn't entirely different matter...

I adore the Zeppelin soundboards and think Queen soundboards could be even more revealing. The Sun City tape is a good example of that (oh, how I wish we'd have part 2 of that one also...)

@ dudeofqueen: "Hasn't your English teacher taken you thorough basic sentence construction yet;" is unintelligible. If the English teacher has been "thorough", then the lessons cannot be "basic". But I guess you meant "through", right? Also, as it is a question you are asking, you should emphasise this through the use of a question mark. For your reference, it looks like this: "?".

Perhaps you should think about what you write before you post it, just so that it makes some sense - especially if the post serves as a criticism of another user's grammar or punctuation.

Also, your username makes no sense.

Sorry guys, I didn't mean to cause a fuss ;)
I was "tiding up" my collection and was wondering how many concerts were actually missing.

Queenlive is definitely what I was looking for...having said that, I'll just send my greetings to my social life for a while :D

Thanks again for the very useful hints!

Wow, i hadn't seen that topic where GB listed all the footage and audio available- Finally knebworth was confirmed. That is good news

[QUOTE] [b]GT wrote:[/b]

There is more than what the list above states.[/QUOTE]

It would be much appreciated if we could get a revisited list about soundboard recordings ;)