Las Palabras De Amor intro?

I went on QueenConcerts.com the other day and I noticed something I didn't notice before.

At the Hot Space (Europe) tour page it says below at the tracks that were only played scarcely that a intro of Las Palabras De Amor was played at Milton Keys? Is that only availible on the audience recording or something cause I can't remember hearing it on the DVD.

http://www.queenconcerts.com/index.php?section=concerts&action=tour&who=queen&tour=hotspaceeu

Can anyone verify this or is it just an error?

Brian played the intro on the acoustic guitar before Love Of My Life, as part of an improvisation.

Right after he says "I'm gonna have a fiddle around..."

Damn of course, I totally forgot that! I didn't notice it before but I just got my CD out of the rack and started playing it and you're right.

Thanks for the info dude! :-)

They should add this to their current set list.

what?
So Rodgers can massacre that song as well?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]freddie lives wrote: [/QUOTENAME]what?
So Rodgers can massacre that song as well?[/QUOTE]

Stepford.

No wait. DEAF stepford!

Deaford

or how about a Fredford?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr Faron Hyte wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Deaford

or how about a Fredford?[/QUOTE]

good one Faron. :D

anyways, Brian does play a bit of LPDA before Love Of My Life at Milton Keynes. It's a shame they actually didn't perform the whole song on that tour, it would have been good (put it with LOML and you won't have a single dry eye in the arena!)

I never liked the chorus to Las Palabras De Amor, but MAN the melody in the verse is beautiful... I often wonder why the heck they never did that song.

Love the lyrics, especially in the second verse

The FMT version is also very nice. Okay, Zucchero didn't sing it as good as Freddie on the record, but he puts a lot of feel and emotion in it.