Ultimate Queen Concert Setlist

FriedChicken 18 November 2003 17:38 · Member since July 2001

but they suck these days :(

They can't give themselves to the max, vocally. And i'm sure Freddie wouldn't be able to give himself to the fullest aged 57

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iGSM 18 November 2003 20:37 · Member since May 2003

God no! Not 21 times! That's blasphemous!

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L-R-TIGER1994 18 November 2003 20:49 · Member since July 2002

Didn't Freddie say that he would retire at the age of 50?.

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Shane Jazz 18 November 2003 21:10 · Member since September 2003

Do you think, at their current ages, that Bri and Roger could perform Stone Cold Crazy? I'd like to see it though! I imagine it tired them out playing it when they were in their 20's.

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nzmaximus 18 November 2003 22:52 · Member since October 2003

I reckon those oldies could do over 30 songs. John Farnham's over 50 and he'd be able to cope with it. He just completed a tour that had 95 gigs in it and belted out songs with energy night after night.

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*goodco* 19 November 2003 03:34 · Member since October 2002

Do you think, at their current ages, that Bri and Roger could perform Stone Cold Crazy? I'd like to see it though! I imagine it tired them out playing it when they were in their 20's.
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They did an absolutely fab rendition of it in Hwood last year. There's still some miles left in the old 'girl'

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iGSM 19 November 2003 04:54 · Member since May 2003

But no one likes 'The Voice'. Voice of a dead mule. It's a fact that no one does.

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slightly Fred 19 November 2003 09:24 · Member since November 2003

@jgoodm:
I'd like to listen to it.
Could you be more specific about date and venue?

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FriedChicken 19 November 2003 11:36 · Member since July 2001

18-10-2002 Los Angeles

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The Real Wizard 19 November 2003 12:10 · Member since August 2002

"but they suck these days :("

How many recent Robert Plant shows have you listened to? Zero, correct? Plant has done some incredible stuff lately... much better than the Page/Plant collaborations in the 90s.

As for Geddy Lee, his voice was in top shape last year. His voice hasn't sounded this good on stage for over 10 years.

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bitesthedust 19 November 2003 13:43 · Member since January 2002

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nzmaximus 19 November 2003 17:04 · Member since October 2003

"But no one likes 'The Voice'. Voice of a dead mule. It's a fact that no one does."

Oh yeah, that's why he's the biggest selling local artist in Australia, holding the attendance record at all venues he played in Australia, and in the last year was ranked No. 7 worldwide for concert revenues, playing to almost 1/2 a million people and bringing in AUD$54 million. Yeah it must be a fact....

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slightly Fred 20 November 2003 09:03 · Member since November 2003

Thanks @ FriedChicken.
18-10-2002 Los Angeles 'Walk of fame-afterparty'.
It's traders only i suppose, couldn't find any of the songs on the net.

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bitesthedust 11 December 2005 08:23 · Member since January 2002

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Asterik 18 December 2005 07:36 · Member since October 2005

Brian May says that a setlist has to have a shape to it to get the maximum reaction. I would bring back the piano medley. I've excluded the innuendo songs because they were dictated too much by circumstances.

Taped intro to Breakthru
Breakthru
Tear It Up
Tie Your Mother Down
Play The Game
Death On Two Legs
March Of The Black Queen
Don't Stop Me Now
A Kind Of Magic
Another One Bites The Dust
Under Pressure
Invisible Man
Brighton Rock
Now I'm Here
Love Of My Life
Las parablas De Amor (on acoustic)
'39
In The Lap of The Gods Revisited
Was It All Worth It
Ogre Battle
The Miracle
Bohemian Rhapsody
I Want It All
Hammer to Fall
One Vision
Radio Ga Ga
Princes of the Universe
We Will Rock you
We Are The Champions
God Save The Queen

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