Does anybody have the FM radio broadcast version of the second night at Wembley stadium?
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Thank you Chin
Thanks! I hadn´t heard a "real" version of this concert.
What a crappy concert it was...And what a rip-off the CD/DVD/VHS release has been...
What a crappy concert it was...And what a rip-off the CD/DVD/VHS release has been...
Crappy concert?
After seeing them play live at twenty odd shows from '76 to '86 I would say they never failed to entertain.
If you never saw them live you can only imagine how it was to actually be there and witness the spectacle first hand.
Later Knebworth would turn out to be Freddie's final farewell, and I was luckily enough to be there too.
Those memories will stay with me always, and I'm so glad I spent the time and money to see them play live in their heyday.
After seeing them play live at twenty odd shows from '76 to '86 I would say they never failed to entertain.
If you never saw them live you can only imagine how it was to actually be there and witness the spectacle first hand.
Later Knebworth would turn out to be Freddie's final farewell, and I was luckily enough to be there too.
Those memories will stay with me always, and I'm so glad I spent the time and money to see them play live in their heyday.
I think the concert was even better now that i listened to it in original
* with original audio
Isn't the pre-fm in circulation for the complete show, a King Biscuit Flower Hour release I think?
Toozeup wrote:
Isn't the pre-fm in circulation for the complete show, a King Biscuit Flower Hour release I think?
No, read this thread:
www.queenzone.com/forums/1557109/wembley-1986-westwood-one-alternate-mix-version.aspx?page=1
Toozeup wrote:
Isn't the pre-fm in circulation for the complete show, a King Biscuit Flower Hour release I think?
If you mean the original broadcast without overdubs, then nope - there are just a couple bootleg releases of it, missing about a half dozen songs. The source tapes have never shown up.