QueenZone discussion #659653

ANNOUNCE : Los Angeles 1975

ANNOUNCE : Los Angeles 1975

Smitty
14.11.2005 21:14		 I saw there were some shows I had that weren't uploaded so I thought I'd share them. This is the first of a few which I will upload throughout this week.
Live in Los Angeles 1975
File Type:MP3
Tracklisting:
Flick of the Wrist
In the Lap of the Gods
Killer Queen
The March of the Black Queen
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Son & Daughter
Keep Yourself Alive
Stone Cold Crazy
Liar
Big Spender
Modern Times Rock & Roll
Jailhouse Rock
This is obviously an incomplete recording but I don't believe that a more complete version exists.
Quality: VG
If the torrent opens but you can't download, please be patient!!
rocktheflash
15.11.2005 00:46		 thanks but it would be nice if we had a seeder !! :-)
Smitty
15.11.2005 06:40
rocktheflash wrote: thanks but it would be nice if we had a seeder !! :-)
That's what I said in the first post. I'm back now.
Dreamweaver
15.11.2005 10:32		 Thank you very much, SmittyGecko for this FAB '75 recording!
By the way ... I'm afraid you forgot to mention "The March of the Black Queen" (Track 4, right after "Killer Queen") in your setlist.
At first I was wondering if this was a recording of the afternoon show or ... the evening show.
(You can check the details on Mr. Scully's website)
Well, I listened to it and just before "Stone Cold Crazy" Freddie says something like: 'Are you having fun outthere tonight? Wanna have a rock 'n' roll night tonight?"
So, I guess ... it's the evening show!
Cheers for this one M8 !! ;-)
The Real Wizard
15.11.2005 13:40		 This was sourced from a vinyl bootleg, so there is probably a more complete tape somewhere.
Smitty
15.11.2005 16:54
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: This was sourced from a vinyl bootleg, so there is probably a more complete tape somewhere.
Thank you. I'll be on the lookout.
Ginger01
15.11.2005 17:08		 Thanks for sharing this! Love these old shows!
Smitty
15.11.2005 17:37
Ginger01 wrote: Thanks for sharing this! Love these old shows!
It's my pleasure!
deleted user
15.11.2005 21:23		 thank you 4 sharing
Crazy LittleThing
15.11.2005 21:33		 Thanks SMITTYGECKO!
The Real Wizard
15.11.2005 22:57
SMITTYGECKO wrote:
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: This was sourced from a vinyl bootleg, so there is probably a more complete tape somewhere.
Thank you. I'll be on the lookout.
Smittygecko, could you please send me an email? Address is in my profile.
deleted user
16.11.2005 04:25		 Do we know the exact day of this concert? I looked on queenconcerts, they did 5 LA's in 75
Smitty
16.11.2005 06:23
<font color=red><h3>jacksonmerc wrote: Do we know the exact day of this concert? I looked on queenconcerts, they did 5 LA's in 75
only one was recorded though. That may help.
Maxxbono
17.11.2005 21:02		 seeders please...
Dreamweaver
17.11.2005 21:33
<font color=red><h3>jacksonmerc wrote: Do we know the exact day of this concert? I looked on queenconcerts, they did 5 LA's in 75
link (© Mr.Scully 2005) says:
Queen did 5 shows in L.A. in 1976 !
In 1975 Queen did 2 shows there, one in the afternoon + one in the evening.
This recording is from the evening show ( 29.03.1975 Los Angeles, USA (ev.) ) ...
I don't know if there is a recording outthere of the 1975 L.A. afternoon show (???)
Is there one ?!?
Hope that this is the info you wanted, jacksonmerc.
All the best + cheers M8 !
And again ... special thanks to SMITTY ( & Mr. Scully ! )!!
donovana
17.11.2005 22:35		 Thank you very much for sharing. I absolutely love these old shows man. I hope their are still seeders. I'll seed for as long as I can after I get the show, thanks again.
dammatt
18.11.2005 13:25		 These concerts around this time are my favourites, SO A BIG THANKS TO YOU! ONCE AGAIN.
Dreamweaver
19.11.2005 07:38		 Hi everybody,
Last week I've downloaded both Royal American Tour 75 (posted by WhiteManAdmin) and Los Angeles 1975 (posted by SMITTY).
First of all ... thanks guys!
But ... and please correct me if I'm wrong (it might be possible that I have made a mistake here), but it seems to me that these are one and the same show!
Am I right?
In both of my recordings Brian introduces "Flick of the Wrist" and just before "Stone Cold Crazy" Freddie says something like: 'Are you having fun outthere tonight? Wanna have a rock 'n' roll night tonight?"
I've played both recordings at the same time and yes, to me it sounds like the same show!
Please let me know if I made a mistake or not.
Thanks in advance for your replies!
Cheers everybody + enjoy the weekend! ;-)