Ultimate Collection: 1992

FREDDIE MERCURY TRIBUTE CONCERT

QUEEN+ROBERT PLANT
Innuendo/feat.Kashmir/Thank You / Crazy Little Thing Called Love .

John S Stuart wrote:

Ammendments:

"Now I'm Here (feat. Brian) from Freddie's Tribute also released on Def Leppard's single 'Tonight'..

I deliberately avoided all the Freddie Tribute singles, (Gun's 'n Roses, Metallica, George Michael etc) as if you own the tribute DVD - you have the tracks anyway. Remember, this is not an ultimate bibliography - it's a collection - so I have listed the most popular, cheapest and easiest versions.

No, no, no, John it wasn't addition or correction - it was just my remark as an answer to proper questions "Hey, man, where's Brian's cover of Now I'm Here with DL?! It was relesead even, huh!". I just wanted to let some fans know that this version is the same to already avalaible on Freddie's tribute VHS.

Last Horizon (backing track version) - I'm always glad to help! :)

Leonardo:FREDDIE MERCURY TRIBUTE CONCERT

QUEEN+ROBERT PLANT
Innuendo/feat.Kashmir/Thank You / Crazy Little Thing Called Love .

I aready said that above...
Innuendo/ Kashmir, Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen/Robert Plant

John (sorry for my English)

QUEEN + ROBERT PLANT
1 - INNUENDO feat. some verses of KASHMIR (In the middle of the song)
2- THANK YOU / CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE

"THANK YOU "Original version recorded by Led Zeppelin, 1969

ROBERT PLANT SING (on the Tribute concert)
"If the sun refused to shine
I would still be loving you
If mountains crumbled to the sea
There would still be you and me

Oh, yeah
Kinda woman, I'll give you my all
Kinda woman, nothing more

If the sun refused to shine, ooh baby
Ooh girl, you know I'll still be loving you
Mountains crumble to the sea, yeah
There would still be you and me
Because.....

THIS TRACK IS "THANK YOU"

THANK YOU JOHN

Alex Solan: "...Home Duet Demo 4:47 - Is this the version with Elizabeth Lamers..."

Yes - it is Alex. It is the same one.

Thanks also for those South American references. I know that some of this was recorded (as it is all on Martin's site) - but the interview was new to me.

Brian May: Unreleased, Live Imperator’s Club, Rio De Janeiro, 09 November 1992
National Brazilian Television Broadcast, directed by Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher

If this was a television broadcast - how easy would it be to get hold of - and do any DVD copies exist?

Actually Leonardo is correct. This is how it is:

Innuendo/ Kashmir, Thank You/Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen/Robert Plant

Brian May: Lullabies With A Difference
Recorded 1982/ Released 1998
UK CD - BMG 74321 634972
Recorded: 1982 during Queen’s Hot Space sessions
Released: December 1998 Lullabies With A Difference CD

My Boy
1982 Brian May Home Demo - Unreleased:
1988 Brian May Demo Version - Unreleased
1998 Album Version - BMG 74321 634972

the old Trainspotter's Guide on Andy Young's page mentioned that a 1988 3-track demo tape of The Dark/I'm Scared/My Boy existed, I have no idea if the version on that tape would be the 1982 version, but just pointing out that including that song with the BTTL material isn't completely incorrect (if the Trainspotter's Guide is correct, of course)

09/09/1992
BRIAN & ROGER - MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS
RECIEVING AWARD FROM WAYNES WORLD

01/11/1992
BRIAN MAY EN RITMO DE LA NOCHE
INTERVIEW BY MARCELO TINELLI -TELEFE -BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA - VIDEO

02/11/1992
BRIAN MAY EN HOLA SUSANA! INTERVIEW by SUSANA GIMENEZ - TELEFE -BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA - VIDEO

03/11/1992
BRIAN MAY - INTERVIEW& PRESS CONFERENCE
INTERVIEW BY ALFREDO LEVIN FROM ROCK & POP -CHANNEL 2 CHILE - VIDEO

03/11/1992
BRIAN MAY - INTERVIEW FORM MARINA VOLDMAN (VIDEOMATCH ) TELEFE BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA - VIDEO

06/11/1992
BRIAN MAY
COCA COLA ROCK FESTIBAL 92 - ESTADIO DE VELEZ SARDFIELD
TV BROADCAST - OVERTURE/TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN/ TOO MUCH LOVE WILL KILL YOU/HAMMER TO FALL/DRIVEN BY YOU/LOVE OF MY LIFE/

Leonardo & Alex.

Again I am in your debt, and bow to your superior knowledge regarding the South American Tours.

I know Martin's QueenConcerts.com is an excellent site for live concerts (although basically I have taken my info from the most popular bootlegs), but those TV and radio interviews are news to me, and I am sure are also news to the rest of the world outside the South Americas.

Thanks for sharing this with me, and I will now have this information all ready for any future updates.

Did I miss where it was mentioned that "Greatest Hits" was released in the U.S. mid year after "Classic Queen"? It was a GREAT version of it with the best packaging and write ups yet for it. Later in the year there was also the limited edition box set released called "The Queen Collection" which featured "Classic Queen", "Greatest Hits" (the U.S. Hollywood Records version), "Queen Talks"/"Thank God It's Christmas", and a postcard and paper slip cover for the box set.

There was also the limited edition box set from early in the year released in England that I got while there that was awesome as well simply titled "Greatest Hits I & II" which had a really cool green velvet type of flap that went over the discs (in there regular cases) on the inside.

1992 SOUTH AMERICA TOUR BOOTLEG DETAIL

FIRST EVER SOLO SHOW - 2CD -
01/11/92 - NEW YORK CITY DISCO, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (1st Gen)
CD1: 1.The Dark; 2.Tie Your Mother Down, 3.Driven By You, 4.Back To The Light, 5.Love Token, 6.Let Me Out, 7.Guitar Intro; 8.Love Of My Life, 9.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head, 10.Too Much Love Will Kill You, 11.Since You've Been Gone
CD2: 1.Rollin' Over; 2.Guitar Extravagance, 3.Resurrection; Drum Solo; Resurrection (Reprise), 4.Last Horizon, 5.Hammer To Fall, 6.Band Intro, 7.Now I'm Here

EN VIVO EN CHILE 1992 - 1CD -
03/11/92 - PISTA ATLETICA, SANTIAGO, CHILE (1st Gen)
1.The Dark, 2.Tie Your Mother Down, 3.Driven By You, 4.Back To The Light, 5.Love Token, 6.Love Of My Life, 7.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head, 8.Too Much Love Will Kill You (Switched Verses), 9.Rollin' Over, 10.Brighton Rock Guitar Solo(Interrupeted due to technical problems), 11.Resurrection, 12.Drum Solo, 13.Resurrection (Reprise), 14.Last Horizon,
15.Hammer To Fall, 16.Report/Interview by Jorge Haedo, 17.Report/Press Conference In Chile(Part), 18.Interview by Alfredo Levin

INMENZO - 1CD -
05/11/92 - CENTENARIO STADIUM, MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY (Low Generation)
1.The Dark, 2.Back To The Light, 3.Driven By You, 4.Tie Your Mother Down, 5.Love Token, 6.Love Of My Life, 7.'39 (Intro); 8.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head, 9.Too Much Love Will Kill You, 10.Now I'm Here; 11.Guitar Extravagance;12.Resurrection; 13.Drum Solo; 14.Resurrection (Reprise), 15.Last Horizon, 16.Hammer To Fall, 17.Band Intro

LIVE IN ARGENTINA - 2CD -
06/11/92 - VELEZ SARFIELD STADIUM, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (2nd Gen)
CD1: 1.The Dark, 2.Back To The Light, 3.Driven By You, 4.Tie Your Mother Down, 5.Love Token, 6.Love Of My Life, 7.'39; 8.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head, 9.Too Much Love Will Kill You, 10.Now I'm Here, 11.Guitar Extravagance (Part 1)
CD2: 1.Guitar Extravagance (Part 2); 2.Resurrection; 3.Drum Solo; 4.Resurrection (Reprise), 5.Last Horizon, 6.Hammer To Fall, 7.Band Intro, 8.Radio Promo (Rock & Pop 106.3 Mhz), Rock & Pop 106.3 Mhz report the afternoon before the show:
9.Report I (by Juan Di Natale & Leo live from Hotel Sheraton & Bobby Flores and La Turca from radio studio), 10.Report II,
11.Report III (by Juan Di Natale & Leo live from soundcheck & Mario Pergolini from radio studio), 12.Report IV + Back ToThe Light (Soundcheck [Vocals by Chris Thompson]), 13.Report V, 14.Report V + Drum Soundcheck, 15.Report V
(cont.), 16.'39 (Soundcheck Excerpt); 17.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head (Soundcheck Excerpt), 18.Report VI, 19.Mic Soundcheck (by Chris Thompson), 20.Report VII (cont); 21.Resurrection (Soundcheck), 22.Report VII (cont)

THE END OF AN ERA - 2CD -
09/11/92 - IMPERATOR, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (Low generation compiled from different sources)
BACKING VOCALS REHARSALS: 1.[Untitled Song], 2.Back To The Light, CONCERT: 3.The Dark; 4.Back To The Light, 5.Driven By You, 6.Tie Your Mother Down, 7.Love Token, 8.Love Of My Life, 9.'39; 10.Let Your Heart Rule Your Head, 11.Too Much Love Will Kill You, 12.Now I'm Here, 13.Guitar Extravagance; 14.Resurrection, 15.Last Horizon (Incomplete),16.Hammer To Fall, 17.Let Me Out

JOHN . THIS IS A SMALL COLLABORATION FOR YOUR GREAT WORK
THAK YOU

Alex - drop me an e-mail sometime, as I would like to get hold of a good copy of that video!!!

Alex Solan wrote:

JOHN . THIS IS A SMALL COLLABORATION FOR YOUR GREAT WORK
THA(n)K YOU

Perfectly resumed! Cheers John ;)

Except it was Mariano Bryner's work, not Leonardo's! He is just cutting and pasting that information from Mariano's old site.

Anyway, there is a special documentary called BACK TO THE LIGHT LIVE which was directed by DoRo. It included the Imperator Club songs plus some backstage, rehearsal, hotel and travelling stuff (mainly filmed in Buenos Aires - also including some shoots of the audience at Velez!). This was produced for internal use only, not for broadcast. Just for reference, it included a very interesting version of Last Horizon during the end title credits.

+ instrumental cover

Artist: Acker Bilk
Album: In A Mellow Mood

Track # 3: You're My Best Friend (2:53)

Instrumental: sax, trombones and all these things.