| rubyrubes76 03.11.2005 16:05 |
Given a good view of stage, I would choose one of the concerts in Sau Paulo, Brazil in 1981. I bet the passion and energy in that stadium was off the charts! |
| kudilja 03.11.2005 19:54 |
Zagreb, 6.2.1979, my homecountry, |
| My Melancholy Blues 03.11.2005 19:57 |
hmm...kind of tough question... Earls Court'77, or Houston '77 i think... |
| Smitty 03.11.2005 21:55 |
Urk '83...HA I SAID IT FIRST!!! No really, either Syracuse 1977 or Syracuse 1980 with tape recorder in hand. |
| AmeriQueen 03.11.2005 22:07 |
I would be brave and pick a News of the World or Day At the Races show in Dallas, my home town, because I haven't ever heard those shows and I love those two tours best(in terms of songs played). That being said, if I was to choose a concert I am more familiar with, I would choose between either Earl's Court '77 or Live Aid. I would rather see a complete Queen show, but at the same time, as a true Queen conniseur I would love to see what was probably their greatest career moment. I'm sure ultimately Earl's Court would win. |
| stateside fan 03.11.2005 22:20 |
i agree with hammy 79.kind of a return and conquer theme.plus Freddie was awesome that tour.imagine seeing queen in those tiny venues...well some of you did!pack of bastards |
| Erin 03.11.2005 23:26 |
Probably the one they did in Charleston in 1980, cause it would have been fucking AWESOME to see Queen in South Carolina..;-) |
| deleted user 04.11.2005 02:35 |
Houston '77 or Wembley '86 |
| Teo_torriate04 04.11.2005 05:47 |
stateside fan wrote: i agree with hammy 79.kind of a return and conquer theme.plus Freddie was awesome that tour.imagine seeing queen in those tiny venues...well some of you did!pack of bastardsThat's not very nice. I happen to be perfectly well aquainted with my Father as it happens. A Hammy '79 Vet. |
| Mayboy 04.11.2005 05:48 |
Definately Wembley 86 |
| Brian_Mays_Wig 04.11.2005 05:59 |
Stafford, Bingley Hall 1977, I wasnt even born but Its local to me and my uncles went. They played my local theatre in 1973 when they were starting out. Victoria Hall in Hanley, Stoke on Trent. But I heard Bingley Hall was good. |
| its_a_hard_life 04.11.2005 06:48 |
Wembley 1986 |
| FLICK 04.11.2005 07:01 |
Either of the Nov 74 Rainbow shows on the Sheer Heart Attack tour. Or any of the Hammersmith shows on ANATO 75 tour. Thankfully one from each tour as been filmed for posterity and I can view them again and again and again! Heaven. |
| gihona 04.11.2005 07:13 |
Hammersmith 79 - what a gig! and freddie was soooo sexy that night. every time i watch / listen to it i think - what ever he took before that show - it definitely did the job! |
| FriedChicken 04.11.2005 07:28 |
9 January 1971. I would introduce myself to Brian, Roger and Freddie and tell them I'm a bassplayer. I would've been hired and I'd be playing with Queen & Paul Rodgers now |
| Sharon G. 04.11.2005 07:33 |
Wembley 86. Saw 2 concerts in the late 70's/early 80's. .They were great. |
| 7Innuendo7 04.11.2005 07:44 |
Live Aid or Rainbow '74 |
| tia 04.11.2005 08:06 |
Wembley or Budapest 86. |
| Mean Mistreater 04.11.2005 08:38 |
Rainbow 74' or Earls Court |
| Bobby_brown 04.11.2005 09:05 |
Knebworth 86. Take care |
| Rotwang 04.11.2005 09:14 |
Either Houston '77 or Knebworth '86 (only if I knew in advance this would be their last concert). |
| goliath 04.11.2005 09:24 |
Knebworth 86', last real show with Freddie |
| wishingwell 04.11.2005 09:44 |
I already attended Earls Court 77 and Zurich 79. Another show from the 70s would be cool, possibly NOTW in New York. |
| escuderodelareina 04.11.2005 09:47 |
THE LIVE KILLERS TOUR. |
| The Real Wizard 04.11.2005 10:39 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: 9 January 1971. I would introduce myself to Brian, Roger and Freddie and tell them I'm a bassplayer. I would've been hired and I'd be playing with Queen & Paul Rodgers nowHahaha, awesome post! |
| INXS 04.11.2005 10:44 |
Wembley 86 |
| Mercury2002 04.11.2005 10:52 |
houston 77!!!!! they played it for us at the first US convention and its great!!! |
| deleted user 04.11.2005 11:03 |
Live Aid and Wembley 86 if i had 2 choose probably Wembley if i was born like 20 years earlier i would have tryed 2 attend loads of their concerts in uk but i wasn't :( lol |
| Mr_Bad_Guy_91 04.11.2005 12:17 |
JAPAN 85 |
| j0ck3 04.11.2005 12:56 |
Stockholm 1982 or 1986 |
| Whatinthewhatthe? 04.11.2005 12:57 |
Houston 77...may it see the light of day in this lifetime!! :-) |
| CC1 04.11.2005 13:09 |
I couldnt really pinpoint just one concert. I went to so many.If I could pick an entire tour leg then it would be the 'Gluttons for Punishment' South America tour in 1981. If I had to pick a specific show from thattour then it would have to be Morumbi Stadium,Sao Paulo ,Brazil. |
| bryans permed poodle 15069 04.11.2005 13:11 |
Rainbow 74 and Budapest 86 |
| gnjus 04.11.2005 13:14 |
one from america 1977. natw tour or zagreb 6.2.1979 |
| pcgenius9 04.11.2005 13:18 |
Somewhere small so that I could see uninterrupted |
| August R. 04.11.2005 13:55 |
Probably that early gig where only six people were in the audience. Best seats ever guaranteed. |
| CC1 04.11.2005 13:59 |
Id personally like a personal concert with Roger. But I know that isnt going to happen. |
| bitesthedust 04.11.2005 14:07 |
Rainbow Theatre, London. 20th November 1974. |
| stateside fan 04.11.2005 15:06 |
lol at Teo! Touche |
| deleted user 04.11.2005 15:08 |
Colston Hall, Bristol, 1978 Ive played quite a few times here for school concerts, and it would have been amazing seeing them live here. Although according to a friend, the fans almost collapsed the stands by leaping up and down..!! |
| Bragg007 17.11.2005 14:07 |
I would have definitely went to Wembley '86! It is near where I live and was MARVELLOUS concert. |
| NJQueenFan 17.11.2005 14:11 |
I have a few, no partincular order 1) Denver 1974, first US concert 2) New York 1975, A Night at the Opera tour in NYC, hell yea 3) Knebworth, last concert |
| deleted user 17.11.2005 14:21 |
My Melancholy Blues wrote: hmm...kind of tough question... Earls Court'77, or Houston '77 i think...totally agree with you there!! |
| deleted user 17.11.2005 14:22 |
<B><font color=salmon>:Dust:Biter:</B> wrote: Colston Hall, Bristol, 1978 Ive played quite a few times here for school concerts, and it would have been amazing seeing them live here. Although according to a friend, the fans almost collapsed the stands by leaping up and down..!!yes amy and keep taking the pills lol! |
| @ndy38 17.11.2005 14:28 |
Wembley 1986 |
| deleted user 20.11.2005 13:16 |
Earls Court '77. Hands down. |
| mercury_sparrow 25.11.2005 04:30 |
Wembley '86 without doubt If thats not possible, Live Aid is an almost adequate 2nd place ;) lol |
| Fenderek 25.11.2005 06:39 |
Hammersmith 1979 |
| Jay Mantis 25.11.2005 07:23 |
Earls Court '77 or Marquee '72. |
| Shawy 25.11.2005 07:24 |
Wembley 86 |
| Lemmy 25.11.2005 07:44 |
Any pre-ANATO gigs... or maybe one ANATO gig, but in Japan. |
| mayercury 25.11.2005 09:32 |
Wembley or Live Aid 86 |
| deleted user 06.12.2005 18:14 |
rainbow concert or the concert at one of there flats when brian handed out popcorn! |
| HyP 06.12.2005 18:37 |
Live Aid. How could you not want to see that?!?!?! |
| Roger'sGirl72610 06.12.2005 19:49 |
I would have liked to attend Queen Live At The Bowl.... that was an amazing concert.... Also, I would have liked to attend Queen Live At Wembley in 1986 becasue that was I think the best concert I have watched on DVD!!!! Roger, Freddie, Brian, and Joh all look great in these two concerts!!! |