Unavailable live recordings

is Knebworth 86 still unavailable? i'm having a hard time finding or believing it's not in circulation minus the few crappy recordings that are on yt

[QUOTE] [b]THRILLHO wrote:[/b]

is Knebworth 86 still unavailable? i'm having a hard time finding or believing it's not in circulation minus the few crappy recordings that are on yt [/QUOTE]

Knebworth wasn't fully taped on video. Just a few bits. There is a full recording on audio tho. In the Queen vault, of course.

[QUOTE] [b]Cruella de Vil wrote:[/b]

The Holy Grail....Marquee 20.12.1972 featuring Jesus and The Night Come Down...drool![/QUOTE]

Are you sure you're thinking of the right date, every setlist of the Marquee I've seen doesn't include The Night Comes Down only Jesus

[QUOTE] [b]Pokemaniacjunk wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Cruella de Vil wrote:[/b]

The Holy Grail....Marquee 20.12.1972 featuring Jesus and The Night Come Down...drool![/QUOTE]

Are you sure you're thinking of the right date, every setlist of the Marquee I've seen doesn't include The Night Comes Down only Jesus[/QUOTE]

All speculations.

Jesus and Night were played in King's College Medical School : http://www.queenlive.ca/queen/misc/72-03-10_London_setlist.jpg

^ But what is that a photo of, exactly? Is this just a handwritten set list for the night? Artists often drop things that are written on a set list, swap things about, outright replace songs etc. We have to rely on sources like this, but it would only be confirmed 100% if a recording comes with it.

It's all juicy stuff and I'd love to hear it (if it happened!), but what interests me is Stone Cold Crazy in '72. I didn't even know it had been written then!!

[QUOTE] [b]Thistle wrote:[/b]

what interests me is Stone Cold Crazy in '72. I didn't even know it had been written then!! [/QUOTE]

It actually dates to about 1969/70.

Here's Brian in a recent documentary playing the original version as Freddie had brought it to the band.

Actually, Stone Cold Crazy was the very first song Queen ever performed on stage.

It was said somewhere here by Mike Grose and Sue Johnstone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq0xGe0nPos

EDIT: Mike Grose said it at 33:20

and here by Freddie:

Thanks guys, I really need to get more into documentaries and reading about the band again. I don't know how I managed to miss that fascinating little nugget all these years!!

Another early gem, White Queen, written back in 1969.

That's superb, Bob! Which documentary is it on?

[QUOTE] [b]Wilki Amieva wrote:[/b] That's superb, Bob! Which documentary is it on?[/QUOTE] @ 17 mins.

Cheers Ale!

Btw Bob, I now know how I missed that piece - I don't really like Alfie Boe, so just avoided the show. I really shouldn't do that.

[QUOTE] [b]Thistle wrote:[/b]

Cheers Ale!

Btw Bob, I now know how I missed that piece - I don't really like Alfie Boe, so just avoided the show. I really shouldn't do that. [/QUOTE]

Watch, read and listen to as much as you can. Surround yourself with knowledge and learning. You will absorb what is useful to you and reject that whch isn't.

The Circle of Eidolon has spoken

I'll bear that in mind, thanks Papa Emeritus McLamebert the 200th.