THE
BRIAN MAY BAND
LOS ANGELES APRIL 6, 1993
1 CDR
| Label: | BLUE.U-306 |
| Country: | Japan |
| Released: | May 2009 (Last week) |
| Recorded: | Palace
Theater, Los Angeles, California, USA April 6, 1993. Teddington Studios, Thames Television, Teddington, London, England, UK Spring, 1967. |
| Sound: | Los
Angeles: Excellent soundboard recording (low gen.) From a radio
broadcast. London 1967: Good ~ excellent soundboard recording (low gen.) |
| Comments: | Both
recordings previously released on other bootlegs. Los Angeles
available on "Out On His Own" 1cd &
"We Will Rock The Palace" 1cd. This
release is originally from a radio broadcast, and also out on a
radio promo cd. I have also seen a CDR radio promo which included
2 more tracks: Back To The Light & Now I'm Here.
Sadly this tracks isn't included on any of the bootlegs which is
released so far. The bonus tracks are probably taken directly from the CDR bootleg: 1984 Extraordinary Amalgam which saw daylight in March 2006. This recordings are from Brian May's early band 1984. There is NO officially release from this band, so this recordings is quite interested. Brian was a member, not his band really. This bootleg is actually a cheap production, so I recommend you to get the other bootleg titles mention over. Comes in a black plastic cd case. |
| Roots: | As mention in comments. Probably from other bootlegs, but might been taken from lower generation tapes. |
| Time: |
Front cover
| Palace Theater, Los
Angeles, California, USA April 6, 1993. Radio FM broadcast. Radio promo cd's is also available with this concert. Driven By You Tie Your Mother Down Love Of My Life '39 (intro only) Too Much Love Will Kill You Medley: Resurrection Drum Solo Bohemian Rhapsody (end section) Resurrection (reprise) Last Horizon Hammer To Fall We Will Rock You (slow & fast version) ---------------------------------------------------- Bonus tracks (Brian May in 1984 band): Teddington Studios, Thames Television, Teddington, London, England, UK, Spring, 1967 good/excellent soundboard recording (low gen.) Hold On, I'm Comin' |
