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Label: |
King Street
Alive The Live IACD10217 |
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Country: |
I guess
from Japan, but I'm not sure. |
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Released: |
September
2019. |
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Recorded: |
Live at
Super Bowl, Sun City, Bophuthatswana, South Africa 19th October
1984. |
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Sound: |
Excellent soundboard recording. But not as good as officially live
recordings. |
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Comments: |
One more bootleg 2cd from this Sun City concert in South Africa in
1984. Queen played a handful concert there in October that year. So
far, only recording from the last date has seen daylight. This is a
pro-recording, but as far as I know, NOT from any commercial radio
broadcast or similar media.
Might be from a leaked archive
recording.
This bootleg seams to be a copy from the Wardour label
release "Definitive Sun City", but It might also be from another
bootleg. A handful of bootleg has been released with this concert.
As far as I know, from the same sound source. |
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Roots: |
Professional recording. But, not as good as a officially live
recording. |
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Time: |
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Front cover |
DISC 1
1.
Intro: Machines (tape)
2.
Tear It Up
3. Tie Your Mother Down
4. Under
Pressure
5. Somebody To Love
6. The March Of The
Black Queen (improvisation)
7.
My Fairy King (short instrumental improvisation)
8.
Killer Queen
9. Seven Seas Of Rhye
10. Keep
Yourself Alive
11. Liar
12. Impromptu
13.
It's A Hard Life
14. Dragon Attack
15. Now I’m
Here
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DISC 2
1.
Is This The World We Created ?
2. Love Of My Life
3.
Another One Bites The Dust
4. We Will Rock You
(improvisation)
5. Hammer To Fall
6. Crazy Little
Thing Called Love
7. Bohemian Rhapsody
8. Radio Ga
Ga
9. I Want To Break Free
10. Jailhouse Rock
11.
We Will Rock You
12. We Are The Champions
Bonus
Track
13. Interview with Brian & Roger about Sun City
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bootleg CD page
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At least, a lot of this 2cd comes with Japanese OBI. |
Information from Internet page,
It is the talk of Queen's live performances, both good and bad.
After conquering Europe, Asia, Oceania, North America, and South
America, Queen's last stop is Africa. It was then that Queen
received an offer to perform a concert in South Africa, a country
isolated from the rest of the world by apartheid.
Queen, who
believes that music has nothing to do with politics, dares to give
the concert despite the worldwide condemnation, and actively visits
black areas during the concert to conduct anti-apartheid activities.
The set list of the concert held on October 19, 1984, includes 24
songs, and this live album contains the complete set.
The concert
was held in a unique environment, but the band performed flawlessly
live. This is truly the missing piece of Queen's career! Imported
domestic version with bilingual English booklet.
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Back cover
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