Skip to content
Queen crest Queenzone.org

Best Spread Your Wings performance?

40 posts
Thread

Posts in chronological order

Search forum

Sign in to watch

Watching a topic is how you opt in to reply pushes.

Copenhagen 1978 or Newcastle 1979 (second night).
BBC for me.


Oscar J wrote:
Copenhagen 1978 or Newcastle 1979 (second night).


2nd this, but obviously I will always recommend Copenhagen first ;)
BBC for me due to the rawness, the extended arrangement, Freddie going for most of the high notes which he didn't in a live gig environment, but most of all for that MASSIVE tom sound!! :-)
cmsdrums http://totalrecallband.wix.com/site www.facebook.com/totalrecalluk
Sheffiled


cmsdrums wrote: BBC for me due to the rawness, the extended arrangement, Freddie going for most of the high notes which he didn't in a live gig environment, but most of all for that MASSIVE tom sound!! :-)


True, the BBC version is the best. But Newcastle and Copenhagen has the best live version.
BBC version is amazing! Live Killers version is better I think... has a different feelling... Generally, all live versions were great! Original version sucks!
Newcastle 1979 (second night). Can't stress enough on how good that version is!
I always knew I was a star And now, the rest of the world seems to agree with me-Freddie Mercury
Ok I'm gonna heart it later.


Gregsynth wrote: Newcastle 1979 (second night). Can't stress enough on how good that version is!


A shame the quality.
Don't forget my collection of demos and outtakes: http://goo.gl/uQARhn PM me if you want any [leaked] multitrack. Ya se ven los tigres en la lluvia.


BETA215 wrote:


Gregsynth wrote: Newcastle 1979 (second night). Can't stress enough on how good that version is!


A shame the quality.


It's not that bad to be honest!
I always knew I was a star And now, the rest of the world seems to agree with me-Freddie Mercury
BBC and Newcastle December 4.
The Restoration Collection http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1505635/the-restoration-collection-cm.aspx
Stockholm 4/12/1978 is also pretty good...
^ Yup. That and Hammersmith 1979.

Sign in to reply