THE NEWS & GAME TOURS |
3 LP |
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Front cover. Back cover. LP 1 Houston 1977 LP 2 Buenos Aires 1981 Part 1 LP 2 Buenos Aires 1981 Part 2 |
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This is the ultimate anthology of Queen
broadcasting across the airwaves during the halcyon years with
Freddie Mercury as the charismatic frontman of this iconic band. Gathered together in this amazing
limited collector’s edition triple album set featuring
classic tracks including, Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are The Champions,
Another One Bites The Dust, Now I'm Here and many more. Set Includes: Disc 1
- News Of The World In
Concert (Limited
Edition on Clear Vinyl) This release features the concert
broadcast from Houston on the 11th December 1977, which captures
the band hard at work promoting the album News Of The World.
Although Europe, South America and Japan all quickly fell in love
with Queen, North America was a much tougher nut to crack and this
is a perfect record of Queen working hard to achieve that elusive
goal. Track Listing: Disc 2
- The Game In Concert -
Part 1 (Limited Edition
on Clear Vinyl) This record features the highlights from
the live broadcast of a concert in Buenos Aires on 28th February
1981when Queen were busy promoting the album The Game. South
America was always much more receptive to Queen. Between the
Houston show in 1977 and Argentina in 1981, a string of hit
singles and their involvement with the Flash Gordon movie, the
Queen stage show had transformed into something which was now
almost unrecognisable from that which had gone before. The music on these records was originally
produced in the days when vinyl was king. Vinyl records produce an analog sound that
reverberates and creates that famous warm sound you can't find in
any other medium. The music and vocals on vinyl records are much
closer to the way artists sound live. Clear vinyl is softer and molds easier
during the pressing process. Vinyl is a naturally clear substance.
Black vinyl records are created by adding a charcoal /graphite
colorant which creates a harder surface and makes it easier to see
tracks but can lead to static build up in the cartridge . As a
result, the best clarity of sound quality is to be found in using
clear vinyl. NB. Audio recordings from live TV and
radio transmissions will always embody the audio limitations of
the original sources . Modern digital remastering techniques
improve sound quality immeasurably . However, the original
broadcast performances have often been recorded and mixed by TV or
radio technicians rather than music specialists. Nonetheless clear
vinyl will give the very best reproduction given the limitations
of the original broadcast sources. |