Here it is as shared by Jay on Dime.
Thanks again Jay!
Date: 9.8.1982
Venue: Brendan Byrne Arena
City: East Rutherford New Jersey
Country: USA
Running Time: 99 min.
Soundquality: Very Good+
Taper: Unkown
Lineage: Unknown (AUD > ... > CDR(x) > WAV > FLAC Level 8)
Tracklisting:
Disc 1:
01. Flash Intro, The Hero
02. Rock It (Prime Jive)
03. We Will Rock You
04. Action This Day
05. Play The Game
06. Somebody To Love
07. Now I'm Here
08. Dragon Attack
09. Now I'm Here (Reprise)
10. Save Me
11. Calling All Girls
12. Get Down Make Love
Disc 2:
01. Brighton Rock
02. Body Language
03. Under Pressure
04. Life Is Real
05. Fat Bottomed Girls
06. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
07. Bohemian Rhapsody
08. Tie Your Mother Down
09. Another One Bites The Dust
10. We Will Rock You
11. We Are The Champions
12. God Save The Queen
Review:
Great bootleg from East Rutherford in 1982! This is an original bootleg from gypsy eye release. The concert is quite long and the soundquality is really nice. It has Very Good+ soundquality with some background hiss, but it is very clear and enjoyable. Maybe it is a little bit sharp, but it is really not much. They played the song Life Is Real and that is quite unusual which sounds very nice! This is a great hot space concert! There is a very slightly cut in the end of the song Under Pressure, but otherwise complete concert. Note that the back cover says ''Brendon Burn Coliseum'' which is a mistake. It is actually the 'Brendan Byrne Arena'.
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Thank you so much! :)
Thanks for sharing it here.
Thank you very much.
Thanks :-D
Sithmarauder, you were a little bit faster with posting than me. Thank you anyway!
I have listened to my copy yesterday for the first time and it seems to be an outstanding show. Extremely long (lots of strange pauses between the songs – did they have any problems?), a lively performance and an enthusiastic audience. The sound gets better after the first two songs (or did I only get used to it?) and is quite enjoyable.
I have listened to my copy yesterday for the first time and it seems to be an outstanding show. Extremely long (lots of strange pauses between the songs – did they have any problems?), a lively performance and an enthusiastic audience. The sound gets better after the first two songs (or did I only get used to it?) and is quite enjoyable.
Thanks Sith, once again top stuf, just started now with u torrent.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Take care
Take care
Thanks for sharing this show from '82!
I love this '80 to '82 era, great shows...
I love this '80 to '82 era, great shows...
Nummer2,
I believe this is the show where Brian throws and breaks the John Birch copy of his guitar as he was fed up with the sound of it. So this is probably why there were a long pauses.
I believe this is the show where Brian throws and breaks the John Birch copy of his guitar as he was fed up with the sound of it. So this is probably why there were a long pauses.
Thank you for sharing this.
Many thanks for this!
Guild84BHM1,
guess you're right. You can hear Freddie's comments about broken guitars between the songs :-) Something like "If anybody in the audience happens to have a guitar with him, please hand it over to us!"
guess you're right. You can hear Freddie's comments about broken guitars between the songs :-) Something like "If anybody in the audience happens to have a guitar with him, please hand it over to us!"
Hey, thank you so much for this!! :)
I had already read on QueenConcerts.com that Brian had destroyed that "Yellow Special" guitar... But why did he do that? Someone here said he was unhappy with its sound... But doesn't it sound pretty much like the original Red Special?
I had already read on QueenConcerts.com that Brian had destroyed that "Yellow Special" guitar... But why did he do that? Someone here said he was unhappy with its sound... But doesn't it sound pretty much like the original Red Special?