QueenZone discussion #1104145

Queen Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka March 29th, 1976 (2pm show - Queen played two shows on this day) Lineage: AUD > ? > LP > Cassette (1) > WAV > CDR (2) > WAV > FLAC frontend level 8 This is one of those essential 70s recording every Queen fan must have. It's first generation from the rare Zoom LP, so it's probably the best quality we'll hear this show in, unless one day there is a miraculous discovery of the audience tape used for the LP. Disc 1: 1. Intro / Bohemian Rhapsody (opera/rock) 2. Ogre Battle 3. Sweet Lady 4. White Queen 5. Flick Of The Wrist 6. Medley: Bohemian Rhapsody / Killer Queen / The March Of The Black Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody (end) 7. Bring Back That Leroy Brown 8. Brighton Rock 9. Son And Daughter (end) Disc 2: 1. The Prophet's Song 2. Stone Cold Crazy 3. Doing All Right 4. Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon 5. Keep Yourself Alive 6. Liar 7. In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited 8. Now I'm Here 9. Rock 'n' Roll Medley 10. God Save The Queen

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This is the evening show, at 6pm. The recording is a few minutes longer than
the afternoon show, because the band didn't leave the stage after Now I'm Here,
and they skipped Big Spender, going straight into Jailhouse Rock.
Freddie's voice isn't in the greatest shape tonight; maybe it has something to
do with the fact that he already sang for an hour and a half earlier in the
day! He forgets a few words in the first verse of BoRhap, and he somehow
managed to mumble his way through it! Also, Brian has some tuning problems a
few minutes into his solo, but he cleverly fixes it up (although it must have
been difficult, with the delay on!). Brian does some dazzling guitar work in
Flick Of The Wrist (he actually does the 'big time, money money' part too),
and the ever-underrated John Deacon's bass work is brilliant in Flick and
Doing All Right.
There is an irritating noise in the left channel for the first few minutes of
the show, but part way through Ogre Battle, it cleans up, but then sounds a
bit distant in its mono sound for a little while. The person recording the
show fiddles back and forth between mono and stereo for a bit, and thankfully
he decides on stereo, as it sounds excellent from then onward.
The

rg9l wrote: Nice one Pittrek!! I'm wondering if I could upload the Copenaghen '77 (Invite You To A Night At The Warehouse), in order to help you with this amazing project...

Bo Alex wrote: Many thanks pittrek!! Nice choice!!! My vote for 1977 shows: Earl's Court June 6th (a classic one)and Copenhagen May 5th...but a loseless version of Houston would be aprecciated too. For 1978: Montreal and Chicago...

SCOM wrote: '39 is cut on that version, right? what a pity

Vancouver has a really nice sound, I really have to think about that one and I will probably upload it

Mike Label wrote: For 78: What about Vancouver?

ruth.olivier wrote: Ok so I would be happy to download a lossless version without the cut ! Regards, Olivier, France.

Bo Alex wrote: I understand you, Mediafire used to works fine for me...but now it's too slow (I mean really slow: 4 kb/s). In the other hand, I never got problems with Rapidshare, which is always very fast. If I have to vote, I'd do for Rapidshare, but you choose...

Queenline wrote: hi pittrek I think I got a Milwaukee 1. March 1976 lossless - I have looked at it at TLH and here is the list from it - so then you can look if it is lossless - if it is then I opload it here link

pittrek wrote: (...) Milwaukee 1. March 1976 - the sound is not that great, but still very enjoyable, but the performance is absolutely great, to be honest it's my personal favourite of this year. The problem is that when I was checking it before the upload I found out that my copy is mp3 sourced. Does anybody of you guys have a lossless copy and would want to share it or trade it ?

Madman wrote:

pittrek wrote: (...) Milwaukee 1. March 1976 - the sound is not that great, but still very enjoyable, but the performance is absolutely great, to be honest it's my personal favourite of this year. The problem is that when I was checking it before the upload I found out that my copy is mp3 sourced. Does anybody of you guys have a lossless copy and would want to share it or trade it ?

It's not mp3 - more like ATRAC (MD source) I think. There is no other copy around for that I know.

Maruga wrote: Minisdisc back in 1976??? That sounds stupid...

rg9l wrote: Ok, I checked my version of Houston and it seems to be lossless, although there's something strange in the spectrum. Here's two pic: link link And the FLAC of '39 (the song I managed to get the pics) (to be uploaded soon) link

Vancouver has a really nice sound, I really have to think about that one and I will probably upload it

I think there's mediafire links still active...hasn't this show been shared again here recently?

sfochetti wrote: I'd really love if you can post it in rapidshare. I usually don't have problems with MF but this time it is so slow that i lose coonection before it ends ThanXaloT in advance Pittrek i want to thank you again for your great idea Ciao Stefano

Farrokh the great wrote: Hi Pittrek, Glasgow 77 is out of "The Best of the Best" I guess?