Queen Live in Sheffield (05.11.1974, City Hall, UK) - Audio

Thanks to Brians Wig for the audio and Queen of Mercury for uploading it. It is unfortunate that it happened this way, but i´m going to enjoy this concert a lot. Queen were on top form on this tour.

OK Folks.
Apparantly this recording is now available on a pressed CD from Breakdown (a Japanese bootleg firm I'm told).
Didn't take them long did it?

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[b]brians wig wrote: [/b] OK Folks.
Apparantly this recording is now available on a pressed CD from Breakdown (a Japanese bootleg firm I'm told).
Didn't take them long did it?[/QUOTE]

Horribly fast. I hope they don't use edited versions of "Queen of Mercury" artworks. And I hope nobody's going to buy it.

Thanks Jerkfabiano. Or worstman12, as you prefer.

Thanks.

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OK Folks.
Apparantly this recording is now available on a pressed CD from Breakdown (a Japanese bootleg firm I'm told).
Didn't take them long did it?[/QUOTE]


Bootleggers are downloading on every torrent site. That's why I stopped sharing my recordings on the internet.

If everyone did that, then all the new music would stop.

The bootleggers are going to make their money no matter what's out there.

The more free music that's out there, the less people will buy bootlegs.

Lyon 1979 next? :-)

[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]

If everyone did that, then all the new music would stop.

The bootleggers are going to make their money no matter what's out there.

The more free music that's out there, the less people will buy bootlegs.
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That's not true. Even if all tapers stopped sharing their audience recordings, plenty of new music would be out there for everyone to enjoy. In this day and age pro-shots, radiobroadcasts and internetbroadcasts are very common. Much unlike the situation in the 60s, 70s, 80s and even 90s.

I respect you for all the work you did on your website and the dozens of shares you did here, but as far as I know, you never taped a show yourself.

I recommend you try to stealth tape (audio and video, two rigs) at a concert you visit. After you have done it, do the audio and video editing, color correcting etc. and make a nice MKV with chapters and share it for free on dime a dozen or some other torrent site seeing that only weeks later some japanese bootleg company made a blu-ray out of it.

After that happened, we will discuss the matter further.

Thx!

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[b]moonie wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Mrmarioanonym wrote:[/b]

thank you for banning MercuryMan12, whoever you are.[/QUOTE]

Unfortunately, it's probably only a matter of time before he's back under a new name I would think...

Anyway, Enough of that.. Thanks for this. It's a very enjoyable recording. A shame about the circumstances surrounding it's release.

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The irony in your post is that this very thread was started by Mercuryman12, since he and Queen of Mercury are the same person.

[QUOTE] [b]people on streets wrote:[/b]

That's not true. Even if all tapers stopped sharing their audience recordings, plenty of new music would be out there for everyone to enjoy. In this day and age pro-shots, radiobroadcasts and internetbroadcasts are very common. Much unlike the situation in the 60s, 70s, 80s and even 90s.[/QUOTE]
Indeed, you're right. Of course I was referring purely to things taped from the audience.

[QUOTE]I recommend you try to stealth tape (audio and video, two rigs) at a concert you visit. After you have done it, do the audio and video editing, color correcting etc. and make a nice MKV with chapters and share it for free on dime a dozen or some other torrent site seeing that only weeks later some japanese bootleg company made a blu-ray out of it.[/QUOTE]
You're in the minority on that one. If the majority of the people who tape shows would be upset about this kind of thing, then places like Dimeadozen wouldn't still be having hundreds of new shows posted every day.

dong wheres my automobile

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