"so you think you can love me and leave me to die?"

I'm interested in this topic from another point of view.Did ever Freddie sang this line live in top high notes like he did in the studio version of Bo Rap or he always lowerised it like all the live versions that I listen to?

Great question!

The only live recordings I've found where Freddie's voice was in good enough shape (and when he was confident enough) to nail that high C are Glasgow 12-1-79 and Newcastle 12-4-79.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Great question!

The only live recordings I've found where Freddie's voice was in good enough shape (and when he was confident enough) to nail that high C are Glasgow 12-1-79 and Newcastle 12-4-79.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Sir GH! I wanted to ask that question as well.

Thank you Sir GH!I always wondered it and I was pretty sure that Fraddie could nail that high note even live,like Axl Rose did at the FM tribute in 1992.It would be great to listen to it in a way or another,maybe in the "Music Download" section.I hope someone will post it,if is it available.By the way,I'm visiting your site and I love the "Live Killers"Analisys.In fact,in 1979 I was only 6 years old but I was visiting a record shop at the seaside with my upper brother which was 11.Then,I put a look on this big vinil with these cover full of lights,orange and black with this 4 guys that was saluting me...It was the first time that I get in touch literally to Queen music and I won't stop right till the end!
Very good memories.
OK,thank you again!

No prob... glad you enjoyed. :)

I've said this before and I'll say it again. I know exaxtly what Bo Rhap is about,,,,,,,,
It's about 5 min and 55 sec.
There you have it! You can take it to the grave!!