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Uploading whole shows is too damn slow here at ETSU (it's not going any faster than at home, actually). So, I'm just gonna upload some of the better/rarer tracks.

I apologize in advance for Rapidshare sucking so much for downloading alot of data at a time.

Queen+Paul Rodgers - I Want It All - Brixton '05
Brian took over vocals for "I Want It All" for this show (as well as a few other songs and shows), and this is also from the first show on their 2005 tour.

Brian May Band - Sleeping on the Sidewalk - Groningen '98
Queen only performed this song live twice, and Brian only performed it maybe a half dozen times at his solo shows.

Queen - Immigrant Song - Berlin '86
It's only about a minute long and not all that great...but it is a one of a kind cover (some say Robert Plant got back at them by messing up "Innuendo" at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert).

Queen - We Will Rock You - BBC '77
This is a meld of the slow and fast versions.

Brian May - Tie Your Mother Down - VH1
This was part of a special to promote Another World shown on VH1. Brian did mostly acoustic versions of his songs. Some call this version the definitive version of the song.

Unfortunately, that's all that I have time to upload. If I stay for a bit at RJ's work tonight, I might upload more (probably a song or two from Knebworth '86 (Queen's last concert), something from Houston '77, and maybe some more BBC tracks).

Continuing my previous post

Queen+Tony Vincent - Bohemian Rhapsody - Party at the Palace
That's Bohemian Rhapsody performed entirely live by the London cast of We Will Rock You with Brian May and Roger Taylor on guitar and drums.

Extreme - Queen Medley - Thank You Freddie!
That's virtually all of Extreme's set from the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert...which isn't found on the DVD. Everything before the Queen+ show is missing from the DVD (Robert Plant's Innuendo/Kashmir fusion is left out, too (it's right before Thank You/Crazy Little Thing Called Love)).

Queen - Spread Your Wings - BBC '77
This version would be superior to the album version if it only had better sound quality.

Queen - One Vision - Stockholm '86
From the aptly named "Beginning of the End" bootleg, that's the first song from the first show of the AKoM tour, which was Queen's last tour.

Queen - We are the Champions - Knebworth '86
The last song from the last Queen concert ever (well, God Save the Queen was played over the speakers after this, but it's only a tape).

Queen - Houston '77
This is one of the more famous Queen shows, as it's a soundboard recording from the News of the World tour, which is quite possibly their best.

AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long (Unplugged)
This version comes from...New York or France...I forget which. Quite interesting to hear it played acoustic.