*WANTED* queens first ever concert

So, me having Sheetkeeckers doesn't matter then? Has somene else uploaded it?

Peace,
Adam.

Pim Derks wrote:

And if he's not kidding and does have the full concert - I'm willing to think about his peace offer in return for the concert ;)

... and there was me thinking that you, as well as being a miserable git, were a vindictive git too.

what does "vindictive" mean? To lazy to look it up :)

OMG, is it so hard to find!
Just look at http://www.whatdoesvindictivemeanPim?.com

Life can be so easy!

vindictive = unwilling to forgive

ThomasQuinn wrote:

omniroy wrote:

Ohhh that's a pity Thomas you are not the source.
What were you trying to reach, would you like to hear "Yes Thomas you are the source, may thanks"

I don't think many people like that behaviour.

No, I wasn't. Someone recently downloaded this from me while I was sharing it for a friend (SoulSeek), and I'm curious who the other person who downloaded it was.

Then you should ask it in a Topic. Who downloaded it from me ???

Rien wrote:

The earliest Queen concert I have in my list is 09.04.73 UK, London, Marquee Club.

Well, on my site there's an MP3 that is named Rock 'n' Roll medley Golders Green 1973. Got it from a reliable source.

I had an mp3 of the rock'n'roll medley, and it was a fake, wonder if it is the same one....

If it was fake, what was it then?

ThomasQuinn wrote:
No, I wasn't. Someone recently downloaded this from me while I was sharing it for a friend (SoulSeek), and I'm curious who the other person who downloaded it was.

As was mentioned earlier, Golders Green is not that uncommon among collectors. It's a bit much to think that Rien's other source was the person who downloaded it from you on Soulseek.

Pim Derks wrote:

If it was fake, what was it then?

I can;t remember, but it was given to me as the rock'n'roll medley from golders green, and if you listen to them the announcers were different, so it couldn't have been real.

I thnk we figured out where it was from, but for the life of me I cant remember

Queen: Unreleased Live, Ewell Technical College 9th January 1971
Line-up: Farrokh Bulsara (vocals), Brian May (guitar), Roger Meddows Taylor (drums), Barry Mitchell (bass).
Supporting Kevin Ayers And The Whole World Band, Flying Fortress and Genesis. The entire set was recorded by Ken Testi on a Grundig tape recorder, but only the Rock ‘n Roll Medley remains. A flyer for this concert is briefly viewed in the official “Genesis - Archive” video.

Rock ‘n Roll Medley;
Jailhouse Rock, Stupid Cupid, Bebop a Lula, Big Spender, Bama Lama Lama Loo.

Barry Mitchell does indeed own a copy - not too sure about the rest of the band. - John S. Stuart - Interview 1992.

Queen: Unreleased Live, Marquee, London 20th December 1972
Richard Thomson: original mono reel-to-reel. (Earliest known bootleg – but dreadful quality copies compared to reel-to-reel = different sources?).
Christie’s Pop And Guitars Auction, Thursday 6th June 1996. Richard Thomson: Lot 154 sold £2,800. Bought by Queen Productions Ltd – John S Stuart, Record Collector, 11th June 1996.
Set similar to 10th March 1972, except, Night Comes Down, See What A Fool I’ve Been, Stone Cold Crazy, and Hangman dropped from the set. New material includes Doing Alright, and Ogre Battle.

Full set listing:
Great King Rat, Son & Daughter, Jesus, Doing Alright, Ogre Battle, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar, Jailhouse Rock, Bama Lama Lama Loo

The FULL Golders Green concert: Everything else is just NONESENSE!!!

Queen: Unreleased BBC Radio Session, Live Golders Green Hippodrome 13th September 1973
BBC Pop Spectacular Transcription Services 135600 – S
Rogues And Scoundrels Bootleg LP
Saturday Night’s All Right For Fighting Bootleg CD
Cry Argentina Bootleg CD
In Concert BBC Radio One. Broadcast 13th Sept 1973. Produced by Jeff Griffin, sound balance by John Etchells, leaping about Paul Deley. Available as BBC Pop Spectacular Transcription Services LP 135600 – S. (Rock ‘n Roll Medley cut from broadcast, LP transcription and bootleg discs).
Procession, Father To Son, Son & Daughter, See What A Fool I've Been, Ogre Battle, Liar, Jailhouse Rock, Stupid Cupid, Bebop a Lula, Big Spender, Bama Lama Lama Loo.

There is NO Hangman or slow Stone Cold Crazy - this is just more innuendo that I keep squashing - but there are always those who like to believe the mythology rather than the facts.

BTW: If interested (it is illegal to sell BBC transcription discs) I will "donote" a mint copy of the album "free" - to whoever is willing to pay c£500 for my "Play the Game" 7"!!!

I don't think there's any videomaterial from before 1974... Maybe some private stuff, but not professionally filmed... Most Queenconcerts in 1972/1973 were probably around an hour long.

edit: I'm talking about live-material. Ofcourse there's stuff such as the Liar / KYA videos.

>Queen: Unreleased Live, Marquee, London 20th December 1972
>Richard Thomson: original mono reel-to-reel. (Earliest known bootleg – but dreadful quality copies compared to reel-to-reel = different sources?).

The common "Marquee 1972" bootleg is a FAKE mix sourced in fact from the Oxford 20/11/1973 soundcheck+concert, not from the real 1972 recording as on the reel-to-reel.More details on my "Fake Live" guide on http://paginas.terra.com.br/arte/queenland/qfake.htm

BTW - Interesting to know that Big Spender and Bama Lama Lama Loo are on the full R'n'R Medley of Golders Green. These two were perfectly cut out from the leaked copy then? I can't notice any edit on it...