Bootleg Thursday
Feb. 23rd, 2006 08:18 pmI'm gonna start uploading more tracks from my bootleg collection on Thursdays.
Queen - Tie Your Mother Down - We are the Champions Video Shoot
The first song in the impromptu concert the band played to thank the fans for showing up for the video shoot.
Queen - Flash Gordon Medley - Tokyo '81
From the very short (Japan only) Flash Gordon tour, Vultan's Theme, Battle Theme, Flash's Theme, and The Hero.
1984 - Purple Haze - Thames TV Studio (1967)
Brian May's band, 1984, from the year 1967. It's really the only interesting track from that bootleg, not to mention the oldest known recording of a Queen member.
Brian May / Roger Taylor - God Save the Queen - Party at the Palace
Brian May performing God Save the Queen on top of Buckingham Palace with Roger Taylor on drums (though not on top of the palace, unfortunately)...what's not cool about that?
Queen - Big Spender / Bama Lama Bama Loo - Golders Green '73
A rather popular bootleg, seeing as it was broadcast by the BBC and is always found in really good quality, plus it's Big Spender, a bit of a rarity.
Brian May - Driven By You - VH1 '98
Another track from the VH1 Another World special.
AC/DC - Rockin' in the Parlor - Rare, Rarer, Rarities
This is a track released as a single with the band's original lead singer, Dave Evans.
What would you guys like to see next? More from the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert? The rest of the WatC video shoot? Perhaps some more from Tokyo '81? More Brian May?
Edit:
By request:
Queen - A Kind of Magic - Knebworth '86
The last time Queen performed the song live. (I apologize for the lack of bass in that one, but I think there's only the one bootleg of the show as well as some of the tracks on Live Magic being from that show)
Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever - Berlin '86
From the Immigrant Magic bootleg.
Queen - Tie Your Mother Down - We are the Champions Video Shoot
The first song in the impromptu concert the band played to thank the fans for showing up for the video shoot.
Queen - Flash Gordon Medley - Tokyo '81
From the very short (Japan only) Flash Gordon tour, Vultan's Theme, Battle Theme, Flash's Theme, and The Hero.
1984 - Purple Haze - Thames TV Studio (1967)
Brian May's band, 1984, from the year 1967. It's really the only interesting track from that bootleg, not to mention the oldest known recording of a Queen member.
Brian May / Roger Taylor - God Save the Queen - Party at the Palace
Brian May performing God Save the Queen on top of Buckingham Palace with Roger Taylor on drums (though not on top of the palace, unfortunately)...what's not cool about that?
Queen - Big Spender / Bama Lama Bama Loo - Golders Green '73
A rather popular bootleg, seeing as it was broadcast by the BBC and is always found in really good quality, plus it's Big Spender, a bit of a rarity.
Brian May - Driven By You - VH1 '98
Another track from the VH1 Another World special.
AC/DC - Rockin' in the Parlor - Rare, Rarer, Rarities
This is a track released as a single with the band's original lead singer, Dave Evans.
What would you guys like to see next? More from the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert? The rest of the WatC video shoot? Perhaps some more from Tokyo '81? More Brian May?
Edit:
By request:
Queen - A Kind of Magic - Knebworth '86
The last time Queen performed the song live. (I apologize for the lack of bass in that one, but I think there's only the one bootleg of the show as well as some of the tracks on Live Magic being from that show)
Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever - Berlin '86
From the Immigrant Magic bootleg.