QueenZone discussion #1167752

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from link Freddie is very talkative with the audience tonight. Before introducing Brighton Rock, he takes requests: "March Of The Black Queen... oh, that's a difficult one, *laughs*. Maybe next year." An empty promise to end all empty promises! "I'll tell you what, I have an idea. Right now we'd like to feature Brian May on the guitar, to do one of his solos, okay? This is from the Sheer Heart Attack album; at least I think it is. A song called Brighton Rock." While Freddie always knew who the songwriter of a particular song was, he often forgot which album a song was from. On later tours, Brian too was sure to mention that Love Of My Life was Freddie's song. That goes to show how important this issue was to the band. Before White Man, again responding to the audience's requests, "Death On Two Legs... maybe!" Perhaps at this point, they were thinking about adding the song to the setlist, which would happen a couple months later - but Freddie knew well they weren't playing the song tonight! After White Man, he says, "That last one requires a lot of energy, let me tell you!" Then Freddie explains, "This next number is ah, it's gone through a lot of changes, and it's finally come to this. This is a slightly new version, hope you like it. It's sometimes called BoRhap. You might recognize it." From listening to the audience reaction on these recordings, one gets a sense of exactly how huge the song was in the mid 70s.

Double-U wrote: Gimme 2 days, okay FaBu? Perhaps you can do me a favour with the 2nd night in Glasgow (31st of May 1977)? regards W. 

L-R-TIGER1994 wrote: It's not so rare I found it on the HUB a long time ago

Double-U wrote: This list includes a 2nd night in Glasgow in 1977 and even in 1979 on Novembre the 30th.

Sir GH wrote:

L-R-TIGER1994 wrote: It's not so rare I found it on the HUB a long time ago

And plenty of people had it years before then, but you don't see them bragging about it, do you?