I’m here to post my FLACs of both nights of São Paulo 2008. The tour makes his 1 year anniversary, and I like to do my little contribution to QueenZone.
These two shows were so waited for the Brazilian fans. Since 2005, the start of the “QPR project”, we pray to have a chance to see the band live, thing that Brazilians waited for long 23 years! When the first rumors of QPR in Brazil appeared, the fans are waiting for a show in Morumbi Stadium and/or Maracanã Stadium, but it don’t happened. What we got is two consecutive nights on “Via Funchal” in São Paulo, and one night on “HSBC Arena” in Rio. Personally, I think these places were so small for a Queen gig. To have an idea, in the last years the cover “Dios Salve a La Reina” almost full the Via Funchal…
Be in 2 Queen shows was a dream come true, really an unforgettable moment. I like to thanks all my friends who went with me to the show, and a special thanks to my friend Eric Taylor who encouraged me to try to record the 2 nights.
Well, about the recording:
I recorded in video with my photo camera (I know this is a shitty thing to do, but it were the only way for me!). Later I extracted the audio and made an equalization. The lineage for the 2 audios is:
SONY DSC-S600 > WAV (AoA Audio Extractor) > Goldwave (Equalization/Track Splitting) > FLAC (level 8 With TLH)
About quality, it isn’t excellent, but it really captures the energy of the band and the public!
On the 27.11 recording, I included as bonus the last song of the "pre show" time...Somebody could find interesting to hear the last song played before the lights went down !
Please, if somebody here could make a cover for this, will be awesome !
Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil - 26.11.2008
CD 1 (74:26)
01. Intro
02. Hammer To Fall
03. Tie Your Mother Down
04. Fat Bottomed Girls
05. Another One Bites The Dust
06. I Want It All
07. I Want To Break Free
08. C-Lebrity
09. Surf's Up...School's Out
10. Seagull
11. Love Of My Life
12. '39
13. Bass Solo
14. Drum Solo
15. I'm In Love With My Car
16. A Kind Of Magic
17. Say It's Not True
CD 2 (64:16)
18. Bad Company
19. We Believe
20. Guitar Solo
21. Bijou
22. Last Horizon
23. Under Pressure
24. Radio Ga Ga
25. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
26. The Show Must Go On
27. Bohemian Rhapsody
28. Waiting For The Encore
29. Cosmos Rockin'
30. All Right Now
31. We Will Rock You
32. We Are The Champions
33. God Save The Queen
00. (Before Show) Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing
01. Intro
02. Hammer To Fall
03. Tie Your Mother Down
04. Fat Bottomed Girls
05. Another One Bites The Dust
06. I Want It All
07. I Want To Break Free
08. C-Lebrity
09. Surf's Up...School's Out
10. Seagull
11. Love Of My Life
12. '39
13. Bass Solo
14. Drum Solo
15. I'm In Love With My Car
16. A Kind Of Magic
17. Say It's Not True
CD 2 (67:41)
18. Feel Like Making Love
19. We Believe
20. Guitar Solo
21. Bijou
22. Last Horizon
23. Under Pressure
24. Radio Ga Ga
25. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
26. The Show Must Go On
27. Bohemian Rhapsody
28. Waiting For The Encore
29. Cosmos Rockin'
30. All Right Now
31. We Will Rock You
32. We Are The Champions
33. God Save The Queen
In my opinion Yes, it can be considered lossless. For me is the same "problem" about some mini-disc audio recorders, it doesn't record in a full range of frequencies like a proper audio recorder in WAV. But it don't apresent that classical MP3 sharp cut on 16-20 KHz...In the end it confuses the programs and us :)
Well, if somebody with more knowledge about this could help, will be interessant!
If it cuts anywhere after 20 kHz (where the cut is depends on the recorder), our ears probably won't hear the difference, because that's the limit of our aural range. Your software definitely isn't confused, as it sees the cut where it is. But while the spectral view reveals a cut, it ultimately doesn't mean anything for our ears.
But mp3, in contrast, cuts precisely at 16 kHz, so some of us definitely can hear the difference.
Some of the above mentioned links are dead, so here is a new set of download links for both concert dates: link link
edit 03-02-2012 new links: link link