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winterspelt wrote:

As for Q+:
Reaching Out/TYMD (with Paul)




Yeah! I saw that live..........actually I loved the part where Lose Yourself was playing, and Brian's guitar kicked in, and the crowd erupted :D

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LucasDiego wrote:
The worst is the One Vision.


Worse than Tear it Up? I find the One Vision intro exciting enough. Doesn't quite reach the same heights as intros in earlier tours, though.
The King Of Rhye wrote:

Yeah! I saw that live..........actually I loved the part where Lose Yourself was playing, and Brian's guitar kicked in, and the crowd erupted :D



I never knew Brian played (even if its just a single chord) in Lose Yourself !
Hope I can find it on youtube!
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Viper wrote:

Intro thunder/We Will Rock You fast (Jazz tour, some of Crazy tour, later Montreal '81)

WWRY (F) is just perfect opener!


I certainly agree and have to add - Procession/Father to Son (Queen & Queen II tours)
Magic tour openings was also stunning. Actually there is not one that I can say bad or not impressive. Queen knew very well how to prepare and perform a rock show.


The King Of Rhye wrote:

winterspelt wrote:

As for Q+:
Reaching Out/TYMD (with Paul)




Yeah! I saw that live..........actually I loved the part where Lose Yourself was playing, and Brian's guitar kicked in, and the crowd erupted :D



Yeah I saw that live too! Nice one. And then Brian kicks in with the TYMD riff! The audience went nuts!
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I never knew Brian played (even if its just a single chord) in Lose Yourself !
Hope I can find it on youtube![/QUOTE]

The Lose Yourself Intro was official released on the dvd Q+PR Super Live In Japan. It's not on youtube. But you can hear it on other show. Check this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zcFlETN9Ko
winterspelt wrote:

I never knew Brian played (even if its just a single chord) in Lose Yourself !
Hope I can find it on youtube!


The Lose Yourself Intro was official released on the dvd Q+PR Super Live In Japan. It's not on youtube. But you can hear it on other show. Check this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zcFlETN9Ko

Best show opener for me is "Now im Here" as it is such a statement that the band have landed on the stage!
Hammersmith 75 version was legendary but i would say Hammersmith 79 was an improved rockier version!
Practice makes perfect!
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gerry wrote: Best show opener for me is "Now im Here" as it is such a statement that the band have landed on the stage!
Hammersmith 75 version was legendary but i would say Hammersmith 79 was an improved rockier version!
Practice makes perfect!


They didn't open with "Now I'm Here" in 1979
Now I'm here from Sheffield
Nobody cares about that bleeding Sheffield gig. There are literally hundreds of better gigs to listen to.
For me it's a toss between Flash/Hero and Processon/Father To Son.
Mercuryman12 wrote:

Now I'm here from Sheffield


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1a. Flash/The Hero (a shame the Milton Keynes DVD isn't the same as the VHS)
1b. Procession/Father To Son
1c. Intro/Tie Your Mother Down
1d. Thunderclaps/We Will Rock You

Worst: '82 North American tour. So odd to see Freddie standing alone under the spotlights doing the 'Rock It' intro, for a weak track that started off a rather weak set list.
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*goodco* wrote:

1a. Flash/The Hero (a shame the Milton Keynes DVD isn't the same as the VHS)
1b. Procession/Father To Son
1c. Intro/Tie Your Mother Down
1d. Thunderclaps/We Will Rock You

Worst: North American tour. So odd to see Freddie standing alone under the spotlights doing the 'Rock It' intro, for a weak track that started off a rather weak set list.


Yeah. Flash and The Hero did it for me. Yes, it is shame the DVD is a different edit...depriving the world of Freddie's best ever duck walk in the instrumental section of Now I'm Here...shame