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Do you prefer Wembley over Budapest?

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Was there any confirmation if Montreal had re-recorded vocals?

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Montreal had some re-recorded bits. It has been covered in a few threads over the years.

[QUOTE] [b]Dean_ wrote:[/b]Was there any confirmation if Montreal had re-recorded vocals?

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Official statement? Doubt it.
But it's very obvious if you listen to either the 2001 release, or the 2007 release.

There was a 2001 release?

Yes, a DVD called "We Will Rock You".

Every day's a school day. Just done a bit of searching. This is a good read.
http://www.queenlive.ca/queen/81-11-24.htm

Was this a worldwide release? As I do not recall ever seeing it in stores in Scotland.

It was worldwide, yes.

Hey! The set list was great for all sorts of reasons! The 1950's songs were really good too! I also DO think some of the song selections had a basis of reasoning to Freddie's voice becoming worse over the decade. He did not care about it and practiced a lifestyle of smoking, drinking, and drugs that have some sort of indication that he also had at the least an inclination of desire for his self abuse.

[QUOTE] [b]AlexRocks wrote:[/b]

Hey! The set list was great for all sorts of reasons! The 1950's songs were really good too! I also DO think some of the song selections had a basis of reasoning to Freddie's voice becoming worse over the decade. He did not care about it and practiced a lifestyle of smoking, drinking, and drugs that have some sort of indication that he also had at the least an inclination of desire for his self abuse.[/QUOTE]

WTF

He did not care about it? Whaaat.

It's an 80s set list. For an 80s tour. Had they gone into the 90s I'd like to think they would have scaled things down , reflected a bit on what was truly their best work, and put more emphasis on quality and a balanced set list. Harmony and piano are two of the Queen trademarks completely lost in the 80s.

There's plenty of it on the Barcelona album though....