| bootLuca 05.11.2008 06:48 |
1979, 28th april nagoya, japan international exhibition hall Mr. Fahrenheit CD (original silver cd by wardour) > FLAC level 8 including artwork and audiochecker.log for each disc (maybe mp3 sourced, the log varies from 43% to 100%) Disc 1 01 We Will Rock You (slow) 02 We Will Rock You (fast) 03 Let Me Entertain You 04 Somebody To Love 05 If You Can’t Beat Them 06 Death On Two Legs 07 Killer Queen 08 Bicycle Race 09 I’m In Love With My Car 10 Get Down Make Love 11 You’re My Best Friend 12 Now I’m Here 13 Teo Torriatte 14 Don’t Stop Me Now 15 Dreamers Ball 16 Love Of My Life 17 ‘39 Disc 2 01 It’s Late 02 Brighton Rock 03 Keep Yourself Alive 04 Bohemian Rhapsody 05 Tie Your Mother Down 06 Sheer Heart Attack 07 We Will Rock You 08 We Are The Champions 09 God Save The Queen Queen played thirteen shows in Japan in 1979 and with the surfacing last year of this tape for the April 29th show in Nagoya, there are documents now for each of them. Wardour are the first to press this missing puzzle piece on Mr. Fahrenheit. The tape is merely fair but listenable. It has a flat quality to it, lacking any significant dynamics, but exists as a good record of the event. It is complete except for small cuts at 7:52 in “Now I’m Here,” 10:00 in “Brighton Rock,” 1:41 in “Keep Yourself Alive,” and the last half of “God Save The Queen” is cut out. Freddie Mercury’s voice suffered from the long tour and was weak in these dates. The nadir came on the April 25th show in Tokyo. After taking two days off, he returns in this show with more strength, but he still conserves his voice by not hitting the high notes and voiding the vocal gymnastics. The beginning of the Jazz shows is a bit strange with the slow arrangement of “We Will Rock You” segueing into the fast arrangement followed in turn by “Let Me Entertain You” from the new album. It is almost as if there are three openers. “If You Can’t Beat Them,” which alternated with “Fat Bottom Girls” in the set list, makes a return on this night. Freddie narrates the lyrics to “Death On Two Legs,” the opening song in the medley. One of the virtues of tapes from this tour is to hear the brilliant “Bicycle Race” in the live setting. It was only played in the Jazz and Killers tours and only in medley. It is amazing how Mercury could fit all of the highlights of the complex song into a ninety second clip. The middle section of “Get Down, Make Love” has bird chirps thrown in for good measure over the orgasmic moans. “Teo Torriatte” is played at all of the Japan shows and is played a bit earlier in the set than on other nights. The audience sing along in their native tongue to offer a touching moment. “Dreamers Ball” starts off the three song acoustic set. “I used to be a baby / I used to be a proud and joy…I sure was” Freddie adlibs. After “Love Of My Life,” Brian May mentions that Freddie is “skulking in the background.” ”‘39? is the final acoustic song and Freddie says, “that finishes the so-called acoustic set. We’re gonna do something a bit heavier - with this dreadful voice. This is from an album called News Of The World, and the song is called It’s Late.” “Brighton Rock” is thirteen minutes and includes spooky shouts at the beginning. The tape has a hard time picking up the echo bouncing around the arena, but Taylor’s tympani solo is very well recorded and sound massive. “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the final song of the night and “Sheer Heart Attack” sounds like a testosterone driven attempt to assert their dominance. The site of Freddie on the shoulders of Superman at the beginning of “We Will Rock You” (making its third appearance in the set) sends the audience into a shout, and they sing along to “We Are The Champions.” The latter songs on the tape, especially the encores, sound a bit more distant the rest. Perhaps the taper moved? Mr. Fahrenheit is packaged in a double slimline jewel case with several photos from the tour on the artwork. It joins Dreamers Ball, Pride & Joy and Ultimate Dreamer (all on Wardour) as great silver pressed titles from Queen’s longest tour of Japan link Luca |
| bootLuca 05.11.2008 06:50 |
the correct link end with "fdb6" |
| cmi 05.11.2008 07:27 |
Thanks a lot for this recording. |
| Nummer2 05.11.2008 07:28 |
Thanks, I didn't have this! |
| Queenline 05.11.2008 09:18 |
hi Thank you . one of the koncerts I did not have :-D What a share !!!!!!!!!!! |
| PiotreQ 05.11.2008 09:30 |
Thank You!!! :) |
| L-R-TIGER1994 05.11.2008 09:46 |
Thanks you very much good to see a Queen concert I didn't have. |
| daffy_the_duck 05.11.2008 10:44 |
didn't have this either so thank you very much |
| L-R-TIGER1994 05.11.2008 11:45 |
I remark it thanks again a real "Queen" show may be it's mp3 source,the files are too small to be FLAC but I don't care. |
| blues breaker 05.11.2008 12:43 |
havent got this one can someone please make a torrent |
| doktor.ab 05.11.2008 13:50 |
thanks a lot!!! |
| vivaqueen 05.11.2008 14:40 |
MERCI BEAUCOUP |
| L-R-TIGER1994 05.11.2008 15:44 |
I'd go for Yamaguchi now. |
| maggiko foka 05.11.2008 16:22 |
i cannot download (O items to display) what i'm doing wrong ? ThanXaloT Stefano |
| L-R-TIGER1994 05.11.2008 16:33 |
link |
| Harry_queenrecordings 05.11.2008 17:23 |
Great upload! Thank you very much for this. I am also not 100% sure that it is lossless, but it is definitely not from mp3 as I can see no clear cut in the frequencies. Any other opinions?? |
| Eva Hayek 06.11.2008 03:41 |
I discovered this "new" show with great pleasure.Many thanks. |
| tassilo 06.11.2008 04:40 |
Thank you very much! |
| Dreamweaver 07.11.2008 04:59 |
Great share! Thank you very much, bootLuca !! Cheers ;-) Dreamweaver |
| onedunpark 07.11.2008 12:55 |
Thanks for sharing, much appreciated. |
| Masahiko 08.11.2008 05:53 |
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| PBB 08.11.2008 06:35 |
Thank you very much. Didn't have this one:-) |
| little foetus 10.11.2008 05:32 |
Thank you very much! |
| Ginger01 10.11.2008 06:45 |
This is great. Many thanks for sharing this!! :) |
| pabloju 12.11.2008 05:54 |
Hello,the disc2 part 2 error,please can somebody help me? |
| L-R-TIGER1994 12.11.2008 10:41 |
Yamaguchi next? |
| tjleone 17.07.2009 01:08 |
Could someone please reupload this? And why is Yamagucchi so sought after? I have the incomplete version and the sound is average. There's other better sounding shows from 79. |
| The Real Wizard 17.07.2009 11:18 |
tjleone wrote: And why is Yamagucchi so sought after? I have the incomplete version and the sound is average. There's other better sounding shows from 79. Because people just want what they cant have... it's human nature. Some people collect these concerts like stamps or baseball cards. They just want them all, and probably won't even listen to all of them. |
| bokkepoot 24.04.2010 16:04 |
The original mediafire sharekey seems to be invalid, so here are new download-links (Rapidshare ones because I don't like mediafire because of the relative slow upload speed): edit 23-01-2012....new links: link link link link link Greetings Bokkepoot |