Queen concert with the ultimate setlist: what's your pick?

Do what you want but Cool cat and Rain must fall and some Freddie solo stuff would've been awesome.

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Do what you want but Cool cat and Rain must fall and some Freddie solo stuff would've been awesome. [/QUOTE]

I agree mate. Love those 2 songs.

For me it would be 10.03.1972 it may be old but the set list

01. Son & Daughter
02. Great King Rat
03. Jesus
04. The Night Comes Down
05. Liar
06. Keep Yourself Alive
07. See What A Fool I've Been
08. Stone Cold Crazy
09. Hangman
10. Jailhouse Rock
11. Bama Lama Bama Lou

Jesus ,the night comes down, and an early stone cold crazy plus hangman just those four songs would make the entire concert worth it

^ That would be an awesome concert to hear!

Dead On Time
We Will Rock You (Fast)
Let Me Entertain You
Dancer
White Queen
Spread Your Wings
Jealousy
Somebody To Love
Im In Love with My Car/Fun It/ Loser In The End
Brighton Rock
Long Away
39
Love Of My Life
Mad The Swine
Las Palabas De Amor
Get Down Make Love
White Man
Guitar Solo (Chinese Torture)
Prophets Song
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Man On The Prowl
-encore wait-
Stone Cold Crazy
Cool Cat
-encore wait 2-
Bohemian Rhapsody
We Will Rock You
We Are The Champions
Sheer Heart Attack (Brian comes out with a different guitar so they can smash stuff and wreck things onstage for the end)

Anything in the 1976-77 era, really. That's when they were at the top of their game.

But if I had to pick one, it'd be pretty much any night from the autumn 77 US tour. Every show we have on tape is different, as they had more of a rotating setlist than any other tour.

Doing All Right, Ogre Battle, Now I'm Here, Sleeping On The Sidewalk, Spread Your Wings, It's Late, My Melancholy Blues (and maybe even others) were all on rotation - they had over 30 songs in the can. Clearly the relative ease of the NOTW songs gave them a lot of confidence. They slayed every night.

I'm sure they were great pretty much every night of their career, but there was a certain musical focus they had in this period. Every artist has their peak, and this was theirs.

^^^ yes 77, but I also think that The Crazy Tour was also another high point. With a good setlist and some rotation too.

True. But I still lean to 77, because they'd dropped most of the old songs by 79.