DL Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert MTV America

Hope if I give it too, I get it too!

4 DVD

MTV America rip.

Hope enjoy all!

Was it broadcasted on the 25th in the US? Because the correct date was 20th april 1992.

A very "interesting" article about the gig from 1992 : https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/freddies-dead-thats-all-they-said-a-debacle-on-mtv/Content?oid=879686

[QUOTE]The Freddie Mercury concert would have been one of the most unintentionally hilarious undertakings in the history of the universe if it wasn't for the seriousness of some of the underlying subjects. Mercury, the embarrassing lead singer of the largely bad and largely forgotten (in America at least) Queen, died last November of complications resulting from AIDS. [/QUOTE]

Dave76 - looks like they aired a shorttened version live and a full version the next weekend : [QUOTE]The show was a couple of Mondays ago, with MTV broadcasting a somewhat less-than-fulfilling precis in a four-and-a-half-hour special the following Saturday. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]The striking thing to me was that the concert was barely about AIDS at all, and it was most definitely not about being gay. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]... "Under Pressure," the 1980 hit by Bowie and Queen[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] the artistically barren Bowie, at heart a calculating publicity hound, [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] they looked like the main event at the Star Wars cantina.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]the rest of the concert largely consisted of tired, has-been rock stars fronting Queen and tired, soon-to-be-has-been rock stars fronting Queen[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]Mercury managed to overcome his physical limitations--his tiny stature, buck teeth unattractive even by rock 'n' roll standards, a Terry-Thomas lisp--and make himself a genuine star even as 70s proto-metal kids thrilled to guitarist Brian May's limited but forceful power riffing.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]"Bohemian Rhapsody," which was apparently created by sticking Tiny Tim, Verdi, and a multitrack recording console into a Cuisinart and hitting puree, is of course a marvelous parody of a rock 'n' roll epic. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] "We Will Rock You" has a fascistic charm[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] Today listening to these records is a painful assignment. (Why doesn't Congress put warning labels on albums like News of the World? They could read, "Warning: Brain Advisory.") [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]The next time you happen to throw on the live version of "We Will Rock You" (the one on side four of Live Killers), listen carefully to the opening bars of the song. After the crowd sings "We will / We will rock you" for the fifth time, Freddie audibly shouts the words "Spinal tap." [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]Queen had been thankfully overlooked; [/QUOTE]

LOL, why did they hire a guy who obviously hates Queen to write about Queen and Mercury?


THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD

@ Dave76 : Yes, it was repeated on the 25th

@ pittrek : No problem!

Somebody would upload it again Spanish broadcast copy?

This is amazing! Thanks for the share!

As for the Spanish broadcast, TVE2 in this case, Freddie rey is the one who shared it in the past. I hope he re-shares the .vob(s) to it.

@ QueenAllTheWay Enjoy! I hope too!

Also, is there any chance of having this up for just a short time. I fear bootleggers, Hernan Snow for instance, will just grab this like nothing and include it in their, or re-distribute them as bootlegs.

spanish one: https://mega.nz/#!ERwRhIJD!pGh1YXgXcMMs0kFBSAlTelxjQrgknZqQk0xzmaqsZow

Thanks for sharing this version

Thanks.

Great! Thanks!

-Chin

@ Freddie rey : Thank you very much!

@ MackMantilla @Chinwonder2 Enjoy!

@ QueenAllTheWay:

Herman Snow
what you sell
is not his capture?

@ QueenAllTheWay:

Herman Snow
what he sell
is not his capture?

If someone has already downloaded from a torrent, could you upload files to mega?