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It seems like they played Long Away and Tavaszi Svel instead of '39. 118 minutes.
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I had a feeling Budapest was gonna be one of the better shows...Koln will be too! Mark my words.
What did they play?
Pretty sure AC posted what they played...also a link that shows the setlist...Just a simple click away..
I have to log in for this site, so can't read it.
Typical set list
no 39'
they played Tavaszi Svel and Long away, which should be one the more in demand bootlegs, hopefully it will be a free one.
no 39'
they played Tavaszi Svel and Long away, which should be one the more in demand bootlegs, hopefully it will be a free one.
Yes, it was a very enjoyable show. Long Away was actually expected as it was played at the soundcheck. We didn't expect Brian to forget about '39 though :-)
They're considering to do one more Paul Rodgers' song but I can't remember the name :( Probably instead of Feel Like Makin' Love.
Damn, now I'm actually considering going to Stockholm too :)
They're considering to do one more Paul Rodgers' song but I can't remember the name :( Probably instead of Feel Like Makin' Love.
Damn, now I'm actually considering going to Stockholm too :)
It was a GREAT show. Very few glitches, Rog was perfect and very much in shape. His performance in "Let There Be Drums" was very impressive, much better than the previous shows I listened to. I'd say I'm in Love With My Car has also improved, the ending with more drums.
Paul Rodgers seems to have completely recovered, great performance. He also joined in to Hammer to Fall after the first verse (slow part), dunno if he did in the previous shows before he had problems with his throat.
Well Brian was Brian as we kmow him :) Not much to say except that he seemed much more comfortable and confident with Long Away, but I'd love to hear him play '39 as well.
All in all it was a great show, and they really rocked the place (esp. Rog's bass drum tore the place apart)
Breakthru, reporting from Budapest :)
Paul Rodgers seems to have completely recovered, great performance. He also joined in to Hammer to Fall after the first verse (slow part), dunno if he did in the previous shows before he had problems with his throat.
Well Brian was Brian as we kmow him :) Not much to say except that he seemed much more comfortable and confident with Long Away, but I'd love to hear him play '39 as well.
All in all it was a great show, and they really rocked the place (esp. Rog's bass drum tore the place apart)
Breakthru, reporting from Budapest :)
Burak Sepici: Paul Rodgers seems to have completely recovered, great performance. He also joined in to Hammer to Fall after the first verse (slow part), dunno if he did in the previous shows before he had problems with his throat.
Paul did the same in Antwerpen (20-04) and it was great too, don't know about the other concerts. If anybody got it bootlegged maybe some trading can be done... Let us know cus it sounds like a really good show to me :P
Paul did the same in Antwerpen (20-04) and it was great too, don't know about the other concerts. If anybody got it bootlegged maybe some trading can be done... Let us know cus it sounds like a really good show to me :P
was that show fr real.I don't know I'm speechles!
Yes, it was a very enjoyable show. Long Away was actually expected as it was played at the soundcheck.
Which songs were played at the soundcheck?
And about Long Away, did he play only the first verses or the entire song?
Ages ago brian said that this show would be 2.5 hours long and there would be no support act and they would play the heavier rock songs of queens back cat.
has this happened or not, at 118 mins long i think not. shame
has this happened or not, at 118 mins long i think not. shame
Long Away was one verse only.
150 minutes... well, you shouldn't believe in everything Brian says :-) But it was 125 minutes including both intros and outro so that's 118 minutes of live music.
Let There Be Drums was normal, not special in any way - it always sounds MUCH better live than on any record.
150 minutes... well, you shouldn't believe in everything Brian says :-) But it was 125 minutes including both intros and outro so that's 118 minutes of live music.
Let There Be Drums was normal, not special in any way - it always sounds MUCH better live than on any record.
It was perfect