I agree- the gig was actually good. Even being in Row bloody D I can say that. But as an experience- the worst thing on this tour...
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I've seen 3 shows, and IMHO Rotterdam was the best show:
1.Ahoy - rotterdam:
Great performance, best audience(65% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
2. Geldredome - Arnhem:
Good performance, great audience(no't so great stadium, soundwise)(55% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
3. Le Zenith - Paris:
First euro-date and a show in progress, sound oke, audience nice. )(40% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
1.Ahoy - rotterdam:
Great performance, best audience(65% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
2. Geldredome - Arnhem:
Good performance, great audience(no't so great stadium, soundwise)(55% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
3. Le Zenith - Paris:
First euro-date and a show in progress, sound oke, audience nice. )(40% of 1984/86 Groenoordhallen-leiden)
queen at the Birmingham NEC,they rocked!!!!:P
Pesaro 08 April at the Bpa Palas.
That's my gig! Wonderful, superb show!!!
That was just a dream come true! I will love Queen for all my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's my gig! Wonderful, superb show!!!
That was just a dream come true! I will love Queen for all my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been to Antwerpen and Arnhem :
Antwerpen :
musically this was really a very good show. I think it was better than Sheffield. Nice audience
Arnhem :
Great show. Paul was stunning. Great audience and very good acoustics. The sound was amazing. BUT there were some technical problems and cause of that Brian got a little nervous (I think) and made some mistakes. So musically Antwerpen was better.
ROTC :
Listening to the ROTC cd I think this was also one of the best concerts of the tour. Also a great audience.
Antwerpen :
musically this was really a very good show. I think it was better than Sheffield. Nice audience
Arnhem :
Great show. Paul was stunning. Great audience and very good acoustics. The sound was amazing. BUT there were some technical problems and cause of that Brian got a little nervous (I think) and made some mistakes. So musically Antwerpen was better.
ROTC :
Listening to the ROTC cd I think this was also one of the best concerts of the tour. Also a great audience.
Great audience at Sheffield ? Na, it was crap!
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Q-Nick wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Great audience at Sheffield ? Na, it was crap!
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
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It was AWFUL, the worst audience I've seen... Half of it was people who just left Bingo Club, on their way got a Greatest Hits album (Platinum Collection) and had one or two listens... Half (or more) of the crowd didn't know what "I'm In Love..." was, it was quietest version of '39 I've heard (3 times less people in Brixton made more noise), and got really lively only during "Radio Ga-Ga" or WWRY / WATC... Seven gigs in England- the audience on that one was the worst...
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
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It was AWFUL, the worst audience I've seen... Half of it was people who just left Bingo Club, on their way got a Greatest Hits album (Platinum Collection) and had one or two listens... Half (or more) of the crowd didn't know what "I'm In Love..." was, it was quietest version of '39 I've heard (3 times less people in Brixton made more noise), and got really lively only during "Radio Ga-Ga" or WWRY / WATC... Seven gigs in England- the audience on that one was the worst...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Fenderek wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Q-Nick wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Great audience at Sheffield ? Na, it was crap!
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
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It was AWFUL, the worst audience I've seen... Half of it was people who just left Bingo Club, on their way got a Greatest Hits album (Platinum Collection) and had one or two listens... Half (or more) of the crowd didn't know what "I'm In Love..." was, it was quietest version of '39 I've heard (3 times less people in Brixton made more noise), and got really lively only during "Radio Ga-Ga" or WWRY / WATC... Seven gigs in England- the audience on that one was the worst...[/QUOTE]
Sounds like Arnhem!
What a complete bunch of wankers that audiance was!!
Oh and those mentioning Sheffield because ROTC sounds so good: keep in mind that a LOT on the cd has been patched up in the studio!
Hyde Park, Budapest and Prague are my favourites.
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It was AWFUL, the worst audience I've seen... Half of it was people who just left Bingo Club, on their way got a Greatest Hits album (Platinum Collection) and had one or two listens... Half (or more) of the crowd didn't know what "I'm In Love..." was, it was quietest version of '39 I've heard (3 times less people in Brixton made more noise), and got really lively only during "Radio Ga-Ga" or WWRY / WATC... Seven gigs in England- the audience on that one was the worst...[/QUOTE]
Sounds like Arnhem!
What a complete bunch of wankers that audiance was!!
Oh and those mentioning Sheffield because ROTC sounds so good: keep in mind that a LOT on the cd has been patched up in the studio!
LOL! ;-)
I just went to 2 - Brixton and Manchester.
I felt something was lacking from the Brixton show, I can't put my finger on it, but I just didn't come away thinking 'WOW'.
Manchester was much much better, I had great seats and the crowd were, as ever, a great one.
I felt something was lacking from the Brixton show, I can't put my finger on it, but I just didn't come away thinking 'WOW'.
Manchester was much much better, I had great seats and the crowd were, as ever, a great one.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Simoriah wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
I felt something was lacking from the Brixton show, I can't put my finger on it, but I just didn't come away thinking 'WOW'.
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I didn't expect Brixton to be superb; first real show of the Tour, very much work-in-progress. However, I still thought it was very good; even if it is possibly the worst show.
I felt something was lacking from the Brixton show, I can't put my finger on it, but I just didn't come away thinking 'WOW'.
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I didn't expect Brixton to be superb; first real show of the Tour, very much work-in-progress. However, I still thought it was very good; even if it is possibly the worst show.