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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Smittygecko<br><h6>The QZ...whatever... wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME]175. Three Blind Mice (1975 Hammersmith)

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LOL!! It's true too!![/QUOTE]

Indeed the guitar solo :D.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME]HI All, Just a couple more live Tracks/snippets that Queen have played, to add to the list.

176. Fun It (intro to Keep Yourself Alive, 1979, Freddie sung some lines from it)
177. Star Fleet (Brian played a section of this, between "One Vision" & "Tie your mother Down" on the Magic tour 1986)
178. Everybody's got to learn sometime (46664 Queen+ Zucchero)

Does anyone know of any more?

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on what date freddie sang fun it?
To The_Hero, Those tracks are not Queen Tracks, but the Idea that "Tatterdemalion" had was tracks that Queen had performed live.

QUEEN + (from the Freddie Tribute)
Joyful the sound
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]the_hero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]if you see Brian and Roger as Queen... you might as well add Rock 'n' Roll by Led zeppelin. Roger did it during his solo tour in 99 and Brian was being guest appearance.[/QUOTE]


Only Adding tracks, that are from concerts that "BRIAN & ROGER" billed themselves as QUEEN & in the case of "The Freddie Mercury Tribute" "JOHN" aswell.

I did not add tracks, i.e. when Brian guested with "The Cross" because it was not Queen. "Tatterdemalion" added tracks From the 2005 tour & if it's billed as QUEEN+ then it should be added to his list.

Now one question here. A boot has surfaced of Queen in concert "pre-John deacon" when "Barry Mitchell" played Bass. Should those tracks be added, The-hero? or should we say, that every QUEEN concert after, that John Deacon played was not a true Queen concert, because "Barry" was the real bass player?
"Is This the world we created" didn't have "Roger or John" playing on it. Yet It was included on the QUEEN album "The Works" should have this track been left off? You get my point!!!

Freddie's dead, but his music & Queen lives on!!!
Joyful the sound
What do other Queen fans Feel about QUEEN +, is it QUEEN or Not?
Joyful the sound
I think personally the list should be all Queen songs played by Queen from 1970-1986.
I second A Word In Your Ear! An intellectual thinker! How exciting! ...and yes Queen are Queen + duh. There are just negative people in this world that not only try to hold down but hold back some people and things and some cases try to make things as if they never were or will be. I am not one of those people.
What I would like to know is how many of these songs were properly recorded either audio and or by film? Amazing and excellent post Tatterdemalion! I am impressed it has come from a young kid as yourself! It's far more than some other people do! How did you know all of this?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]the_hero wrote: [/QUOTENAME] He's a collector, anyway I can assure you that most of the named songs exsist in very good quality.. except the very early ones. (1970 till 1973) Jesus and the Night comes down seem to have never survived or were never recorded. same goes for if not all at least most of the stuff between 1970 till 1973[/QUOTE]

But we have proof that those songs INDEED have been played :-). Owing to a memo, written by Freddie!

A recording of Jesus exists, it's on the Marquee 1972 recording, but I'm afraid The Night Comes Down didn't survived it. :-(
John: "It's the one thing I wish I could do - sing."
Guys, when did Queen play "Fun It"?
Take this letter that I give you Take it sonny hold it high You won't understand a word that's in it But you'll write it all again before you die
'Rock n Roll' was done in Hollywood, 2002.

Add 'Johnie B. Goode' and 'With A Little Help From My Friends', Vegas 2004

These were performed as 'Queen'

or just check www.queenconcerts.com
"Ladies and gentlemen... I guess that takes in most of you..." Groucho Marx, 'A Night at the Opera'