Rhapsody Tour Setlist?

bucsateflon wrote:

That "similar guitar solo since forever" ads up more than AL does...
now ask me, why is that?

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I‘m not interested in more AL.

Sealion wrote:

bucsateflon wrote:

That "similar guitar solo since forever" ads up more than AL does...
now ask me, why is that?

???
I‘m not interested in more AL.

Noone is

"Did anyone noticed they shortened a lot of the songs within the already incomplete played ones. It’s almost one big medley. Doin all right ( first verse) , TYMD, ( 1st verse and chorus) , one vision ( no long Brian may solo encore) , Hammer to Fall ( no long Brian may solo encore) killer Queen ( no last verse) , Bicycle Race ( no guitar solo and last verse) , Dragon Attack ( no encore Brian solo), Now I’M here ( No long Brian solo) keep yourself Alive( only first verse and chorus) and so on ..

So it seems Brian plays less and less guitar and mostly sticks to the same ritual.

Any more?? Thoughts??"

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You do realize that even with Freddie, Queen never played Killer Queen, Bicycle Race, or Dragon Attack in full? Also, Keep Yourself Alive was cut down after 1979, and Hammer to Fall has been performed that way for most of the Queen+ years.

Alright. I just watched the dang intro/Now I'm here.

They also seem to be playing Track 13 and possibly "L'Amant"? Then the orchestral version of INNUENDO.... hopefully not indications of a retirement.


However, best thing i noticed is they finally did the Now I'm Here bit properly.

It's great to see "the crown" recreated. That's all i can comment on. Looks fantastic

Back whenever it was; so friggin long ago, QPL requested submissions for setlists and this one reflects the suggestions I'd had back in the days. Right down to recreating the reappearing visage bit.

That was pretty cool. Too bad I'd not planned on going. It's a more rock n roll oriented set. They play the FORUM this Friday.

Also cool to see the robot Freddie pop in for Machines. I guess technically that counts as another Freddie appearance.

Striking visuals. Nice treat

Too bad they dropped One Vision after the first night. It sounds fantastic - and Brian nails everything including the tapping solo. Lambert kills it too. Mercury never nailed the middle section live, but Lambert sure does.

AL hits the notes but it sounds like something from Cats or Guys and Dolls. That's the kind of voice he has. When Fred sang it, it was a rock song. Check out this performance of the song with Paul Rodgers. In many ways it's inferior. Brian doesn't quite nail the licks at the start, Rodgers forgets the words, and the backing vocals are a bit dodgy. But it's still, in my view, a more exciting and more fun performance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OL7fUeLqa0

Brian and Roger trainwreck the intro, but apart from that, yeah, Paul Rodgers is his own man for sure. Lambert is clearly just emulating the original, while Paul is a bluesman giving it his own style.

Different strokes, I guess. I like them both for different reasons.

So there's plenty of snippets on you tube from the tour. Have to say Machines is getting better show by show... So undoubtedly they will drop it soon, but it was excellent in SJ. My only hope for them not dropping it, is they did go to the trouble of creating a robot Freddie and use his voice so that might keep it in. I've never truly forgiven them for dropping Its Late last time around.

@The Real Wizard

Freddie nailed the middle section of One vision live in Lieden here and also in few other concerts too in magic tour in 1986 and this is the best version!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_c7aZAx3wM

Nothing against Adam performing with Brian and Roger. It is their decision.

Mercury never nailed the middle section live, but Lambert sure does.

SHut the fuck up and creep into Lamebutts ugly ass you moron

runner_70 wrote:

Mercury never nailed the middle section live, but Lambert sure does.

SHut the fuck up and creep into Lamebutts ugly ass you moron

It's quite funny ( and sad) that when someone posts something that is true, you don't have the intellectual know how to reply in an educated way. . . . So excuse me while i take the elevator to the basement
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Why don't you shut the fuck up, because nothing you say justifies the time it takes you to type it or anyone to read it.

Vocal harmony wrote:

runner_70 wrote:

Mercury never nailed the middle section live, but Lambert sure does.

SHut the fuck up and creep into Lamebutts ugly ass you moron

It's quite funny ( and sad) that when someone posts something that is true, you don't have the intellectual know how to reply in an educated way. . . . So excuse me while i take the elevator to the basement
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Why don't you shut the fuck up, because nothing you say justifies the time it takes you to type it or anyone to read it.

Yeah something that is "true" - according to Lameturd twats like you scumbag

Im sure runner will stop trolling once he/she hits puberty

Queen Fan MS wrote:

@The Real Wizard

Freddie nailed the middle section of One vision live in Lieden here and also in few other concerts too in magic tour in 1986 and this is the best version!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_c7aZAx3wM

Mercury sounds good early in the tour, but I'm referring to "gimme your arms" particularly. Lambert nails it every time he sings the tune.

ggo1 wrote:

So there's plenty of snippets on you tube from the tour. Have to say Machines is getting better show by show... So undoubtedly they will drop it soon, but it was excellent in SJ. My only hope for them not dropping it, is they did go to the trouble of creating a robot Freddie and use his voice so that might keep it in. I've never truly forgiven them for dropping Its Late last time around.

In my opinion because the robot and voice of Freddie adds to the theme of the show, it would seem a shame to drop it when there's a lot more work put in to this then majority of the other songs.