QueenZone discussion #1066168

ruth.olivier wrote: Hello everyone !
Some Queenzoners requested this bootleg; it was already available somewhere here in the past but the files needed to be uploaded anew it seems !!
So here they are...
You will find here information here :
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Thanks you Barb for this share !
For lazy ones of you, I pasted here the relevant information :
Lineage :
"Thank You All" (Wardour) silvers (0) > WAV > FLAC level 8
The audio CDs of the new Knebworth version from master tape. Released by Wardour.
Extracted from the CDs with EAC and encoded to flac with Flac Frontend level 8. Thanks to everyone who was involved in creating this recording, you know who you are :)
File Size 698 MB
DISC 1
01 One Vision
02 Tie Your Mother Down
03 In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited
04 Seven Seas Of Rhye
05 Tear It Up
06 A Kind Of Magic
07 Vocal Improvisation
08 Under Pressure
09 Another One Bites The Dust
10 Who Wants To Live Forever
11 I Want To Break Free
12 Impromptu
13 Guitar Solo
14 Now I'm Here
Disc 2
01 Love Of My Life
02 Is This The World We Created?
03 (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care
04 Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)
05 Tutti Frutti
06 Bohemian Rhapsody
07 Hammer To Fall
08 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
09 Radio GaGa
10 We Will Rock You
11 Friends Will Be Friends
12 We Are The Champions
13 God Save The Queen
14 Harvey Goldsmith Farewell Announcement
This was encoded right from the master tape and not from the usual Magic At Knebworth LP--> Electric Magic CDs. The original tape is the same, though.
I am talking about the original fan audio recording that was used for the previous bootlegs "Magic At Knebworth" LP and "Electric Magic" CDs. You will notice that the intro is longer, even the end of the last song from the intro tape (Run To You) was kept.
"Thank You All" is the title of the Wardour box.
Here is a sleeve shared by seba_79 (thank you man !) :
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Some good explanation about Brian's solo (many thanks Bobby_Brown !):
The guitar solo is really outstanding. Brian is really inspired, and it was the first time (and last with Queen) that Brian used the pedal (i don´t know it´s name) with wich he played "Chinese Torture".
So, in this concert you have the birth of "Chinese Torture". Too bad the tour wasn´t extended because i see Brian getting better at his solo.
I also noticed that he didn´t ends the solo like he normally does; hitting two chords. Instead he goes right to "Now i´m Here". Maybe he was having problems with his tuning but the final result is interesting.
A small review shared by Bob (many thanks to you man, quite glad you shared your information ono Queenzone!) :
The famous Knebworth Park concert performed before an estimated 125,000 fans is the final Queen concert ever, before Freddie Mercury fell ill. This concert is definitely a must-have. Roger, in particular, is clearly having a blast all the way through. Freddie even says "nice one" after Roger's drum solo at the peak of the impromptu. Freddie sounds pretty strong throughout, and there is a lot of classic banter with the audience. Brian tries out his harmonizer pedal on stage for the first time. He recently commented on his soapbox about how exciting that moment was for him.
This particular recording is a huge upgrade of the old "Electric Magic" version. This new version called "Thank You All" on the Wardour label is copy of the master tape. The

una999 wrote: This is criminality

ruth.olivier wrote: Hi, Hope your problem with archive files will be eventually solved. Thanks a lot to warn us if there are still problems after downloading again. If anyone encounters the same sort of problems, please tell it here, and hope we could find a way to sort the problem. Thanks a lot, Regards, Olivier, France.

Pablov83 wrote: Thanks for sharing. I have a question: i already have the ELECTRIC MAGIC bootleg; does this one worth the download??

Yara wrote: I downloaded a .rar file, in mp3, some time ago, before coming across this wonderful website, of what's supposed to be an audience (?) recording of Queen's 07/27/1986 concert in Budapest. I'm using the words "suppose" and "audience(?)" because the sound is damn weird. I mean, too weird, I'm not exaggerated. It was clearly remastered by someone, I think, since there's no, how can I say that in English, "ambient sound", you know what I mean? It seems like they're playing in an isolated chamber and I compared some parts of it with the Budapest video and it looks like the same concert, though.

little foetus wrote:

Yara wrote: I downloaded a .rar file, in mp3, some time ago, before coming across this wonderful website, of what's supposed to be an audience (?) recording of Queen's 07/27/1986 concert in Budapest. I'm using the words "suppose" and "audience(?)" because the sound is damn weird. I mean, too weird, I'm not exaggerated. It was clearly remastered by someone, I think, since there's no, how can I say that in English, "ambient sound", you know what I mean? It seems like they're playing in an isolated chamber and I compared some parts of it with the Budapest video and it looks like the same concert, though.

You probably got the complete soundboard of Budapest.

ruth.olivier wrote: Just to say that as links were deleted by Internet attacks, I will proceed to a re-upload of this historical concert in the next week(s), as soon as possible, for those interested in that show, stay tuned. For others, just cross the road ! ;o) Regards, Olivier, Belgium.