Recommendations for Q+AL US tour recordings?

Thanks scott i think he finally got the message we are fed up with him

The thing is, I think he's that stupid he won't ?! He'll still try and hijack every discussion with his racist, homophobic thoughtless rants

I have a new idea fight him with love!
Good idea?

If rocknrolllover quotes to someone, or try to hijack a thread, you only should say to him:

I love you for your silence!
I love you for your peace!

And all the answers should say the same.

Ahh freddie solo reference

Ok, back on topic.

The best show for me until now - and i haven´t watched the Uncansville, CT 25.07.2014 - was at the IZOD center 23.07.2014- This was a memorable concert right until the end, the band was on fire!

Brian May was on the top of his game, probably at the best i´ve seen him, and Roger Taylor was fresh as fuck. At the end of the concert Roger was so pumped-up, i felt he wanted to play for another two hours. His drumming was among the best i´be seen from him - and yes, i´m aware of the 70´s Roger, but the reason Roger is the best in my book isn´t because he´s faster than anybody else. It´s because the way he thinks his drumming is unique!
Here´s the videos in Excellent Quality:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn-NHWcSWQPH8OIloinJMHAHQOLJgHvTA

The New York MSG concert also had it`s moments:
- The best version of "Stone cold crazy" so far. It was brutal! I don´t know if the band expected it to be that fast, but Roger just started it like a true mother fucker. They just had to follow him. It was brutal :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VKZYjVua5I

Another show that produced a gem was - 7/14 Bell Centre, Montreal, QC. It produced a vintage "NIH" from Roger. This was the third show in three days, and a great reception, so maybe Roger got pumped up to give, in my view, a wonderful version of this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jiv6vGHb8so

My two cents

I guess a good recording spot would be far enough away from individual singers in the crowd, and talking people, but I don't know how anybody would manage that. The Glamberts are quite chatty, I've noticed. It is entertaining to listen in on the things being said: "Oh my God! Look at him! I can't believe it! He is right there! Oh my God!"

[QUOTE] [b]Jefffab1995 wrote:[/b]Thanks for the 2 cents but he got on my last nerve stupid russian cunt[/QUOTE] There's a PM function, use it and complain to YourValentine (direct link below). She has previously warned him publicly about this homophobic comments, and now that he's crossed the line again with the homophobic & racist remarks, it's time we step up the complaints again. He NEEDS to be banned, there is no question about it now http://www.queenzone.com/members/pm.aspx?user_id=2775

Complaint sent

That Montreal show is pretty good......havent heard the NY one yet, but I'll check that one out when I get the chance....


Of course, once the Auburn Hills recording surfaces, that will be excellent!

Pm sent
Thanks

You can write any number of slander against me, it will not change anything.
I will not change my point of view. my opinion does not change about Lambert. even if he would write something like Bohemian Rhapsody, although he doesn't write songs!

I haven't seen any recordings but out of the 6 shows I attended:
1) Montreal. Great show, great audience. Good venue. Magic ambience.
2) New York & Uncasville (1st night) MSG is a classic. Brian was on fire. In Uncasville he was even better and visibly moved when we sang Happy Birthday to him).
4) Izod center (curtain malfunction, no 'Guitar cam' but otherwise a good show. Brian played perfectly).
5) Atlantic City (could be higher if only for the full rendition of Dragon Attack and the Staying Power bit in the bass solo but sadly we arrived VERY late and missed many songs. Brian played many bum notes during Last Horizon.. for a second I thought he had broken a string or something)
6) Philadelphia (Brian was not in a good mood. So-so show. Dull audience.)

[QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]You can write any number of slander against me, it will not change anything.[/QUOTE] I wouldn't bank on that 100%. You ran afoul of YourValentine's request that YOU refrain from anymore homophobic remarks, per http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1376499/is-it-now-acceptable-to-be-homophobic-on-this-site-update-no.aspx?page=2 as quoted below: [QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote:[/QUOTENAME] I see the homophobia, as well and I think it is very offensive. If you dislike Barack Obama for whatever reason you would not call him a "fucking nigger" because even in the most remote places of the world people have learned and understood the concept of racism and it is inacceptable. The same goes for gays - you cannot belittle a person for what he is. If you call someone a "fucking gay"then you are a homophobic and you have to stop it. It is inacceptable on a fan website, please stop it. [/QUOTE] And on top of that you also crossed the line with your racist remarks about President Obama being a monkey. Remarks like that would have gotten you banned from QueenOnline by now (which there is no denying by the way that you DO post there! Only difference is, you know they take this type of moderation more seriously over there, hence why you've toned it down under your aliases there), I don't understand why Barb and Richard have allowed you to stay here this long. You add absolutely NOTHING positive to the website or the fan community.

[QUOTE] [b]scottmax wrote:[/b]Why don't you troll the QOL boards ?[/QUOTE] He does hold two accounts there, "WhiteMan" and "WiseMan," but doesn't engage in the high level of trolling as much as he does here because the QOL mods don't allow as much free range trolling as this website does.