[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]biggest_fan_K wrote: [/QUOTENAME]thanks for the info. Serry, where did you get all that info from? I would like to know more[/QUOTE]
Length of the tracks? From CDs... :)
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Oh i see. What a dumbass.. :P (me)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The audience's roar at the beginning of One Vision is worth the price of the cd alone. I'm glad I have a soundboard recording of Queen's last show, even if it's very incomplete. In comparison to Wembley, from the point of view of completeness, Live Magic is obviously inferior, but the Knebworth and Budapest performances are far better. Another One Bites The Dust is a killer version, and definitely one of the best.
Also noteworthy is the version of Is This The World We Created from the first night at Wembley. Freddie sings this one with an extra bit of emotion. Really a fantastic version.
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Agree- some of the stuff from Knebworth (and Budapest) puts second evening at Wembley to shame! Compare Under Pressurefrom Magic Live to the one on Wembley. No comparison, Budapest rocks! AOBTD is another one, I absolutely love the way audience sings BoRhap... Yep, it's good to have at least something from their last, and much better than Wembley, gig.
Also noteworthy is the version of Is This The World We Created from the first night at Wembley. Freddie sings this one with an extra bit of emotion. Really a fantastic version.
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Agree- some of the stuff from Knebworth (and Budapest) puts second evening at Wembley to shame! Compare Under Pressurefrom Magic Live to the one on Wembley. No comparison, Budapest rocks! AOBTD is another one, I absolutely love the way audience sings BoRhap... Yep, it's good to have at least something from their last, and much better than Wembley, gig.
Sound quality on Live Magic is piss poor.
Live Magic is heavily edited because that's the shameful way that live albums were usually released during the mid 80s.
80's live albums didn't try to recreate a live show feeling, it was more like a regular 14-song album but with live versions instead. Most of the time the tracklisting in those albums weren't the same as the ones during the actual show.
80's live albums didn't try to recreate a live show feeling, it was more like a regular 14-song album but with live versions instead. Most of the time the tracklisting in those albums weren't the same as the ones during the actual show.