Live magic question

Listening to live magic,which I've had since 1992. I still can't work out what Freddie says before seven seas of Rhye?

Any suggestions?

"This is what you wanted this is what you're gonna get", I believe is what he says :)

-Chin

I love Live Magic.

Live magic is actually a CD I played a lot! Wish it got a release on Spotify at least.

The roar when they enter the stage for One Vision is gigantic!

I still play the (even more edited) cassette.

[QUOTE] [b]Chinwonder2 wrote:[/b]

"This is what you wanted this is what you're gonna get", I believe is what he says :)

-Chin[/QUOTE]

And it's the same sound bite used at the end of the pre recorded day-ohs featured at the Freddie Mercury Tribute, right before Tie Your Mother Down.

If you haven't heard the complete concert, there's more than that:

"...Is everybody okay, having a nice day? Yeah, not too bad, huh? Now you gotta put up with us."

I like Live Magic back then, like it more when merged with the recording of the entire Knebworth concert.

Can't help but hear "this is what you wanted, this is bonny reggae!" ?..
just doesn't make sense.

My first ever Queen album when I was 10 years old with all the money I had in the world. Sent me on a quest to hear the studio versions of all the songs which is where it all began for me...

Orginally, Freddie didn't say it before Seven Seas of Rhye, but before In The Lap of The Gods... Revisited. Now, for me, it's sensless to listen to Live Magic. Budapest is fully released, Wembley too. Knebworth have got excellent quallity recording of full show (nearly like from official release). And on Live Magic many songs are shortened and edited. Only One Vision and TYMD can be useful because they're not edited and in Knebworth recording only these two have some issues.

^ Actually both these songs are edited!
'Another One Bites The Dust' and 'God Save The Queen' are the only unedited recordings from Knebworth.

ANOBTD is edited on the cassette and I think the original Japanese CD. When I heard the UK CD of Live Magic some years later I was like 'eh??' when I heard it.

Of course, when it was released I didn't know most of the tracks had been edited and I think I still prefer it like that. Short and punchy.

I even wondered for years how they got the crowd to all suddenly sing IWTBF in unison at the start of side 2.

Don't get me started on BoRhap. I honestly thought they skipped the opera section live.

I think it's hilarious the way people go on about QP cashing in and Brian and Roger touring for the money because things would be different if Freddie was still with us. . . .

This thread is about a huge, quickly conceived cash in, A Kind of
Magic and its singles did great business in the UK and Europe, the tour was huge so lets release a poorly edited live album from the tour to cash in the xmas market.

As a live album it fall short because not only does it not present a full or nearly full show, it is edited beyond belief. Isn't it strange how in interviews they said they couldn't release John's edit of Bo Rhap and that they disliked the US radio edit of songs from the first album, but they were willing to put out a live album 10 years (or so) later edited to keep production costs down to a single disc.