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..: RELEASE NOTES :..
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Artist........: [b]Queen[/b]                 Encoder.......: [b]FLAC 1.1.2[/b]
Album.........: [b]Live At Wembley '86[/b]   Quality.......: [b]-8[/b]
Source........: [b]Retail CD[/b]             Channels......: [b]Stereo[/b]
Year..........: [b]1992[/b]                  Ripper........: [b]VinceVega[/b]
Type..........: [b]Album[/b]                 Rip.Date......: [b]16 nov 2005[/b]
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.: I WANT YOU! :.
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[quote=VinceVega]
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.: BAND DESCRIPTION :.
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[quote=ProgArchives]
Queen are a four piece English Art rock band, formerly fronted by the flamboyant Freddie Mercury on vocals and piano, Brian May on guitar, Roger-Meddows-Taylor on drums and John Deacon on bass-guitar. Despite numerous rumours about Queen splitting up over the years, they never actually did, and the four remained together until the untimely death of Freddie Mercury on November 24th of 1991. Currently (2005) they are touring with Paul Rodgers (ex Free) on vocals.
The origins of Queen date back as early as 1967, when Roger Taylor and Brian May joined forces, and together with singer bass-player Tim Staffel started the psychedelic hard rock group Smile.
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.: ALBUM REVIEWS :.
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[quote=All Music]
The posthumously released, two-disc Live at Wembley proves once and for all that Queen was a superior live band, and like the Beatles, Stones, etc., had far too many hits to fit in a two-hour show. Recorded in their native England at the gigantic Wembley Stadium on the A Kind of Magic tour, the group was at their peak of popularity back home. This would unfortunately turn out to be the band's last tour, and it showed the group including old rock & roll covers, classics, then-current songs, improv, and overlooked album tracks. Queen opens up the show with the near-heavy-metal roar of "One Vision," and adds lively renditions of the well-known "Tie Your Mother Down," the David Bowie collaboration "Under Pressure," and their very first hit, "Seven Seas of Rhye." Also included on Disc One is the early forgotten show-closer "In the Lap of the Gods," the beautiful (and sadly prophetic) ballad "Who Wants to Live Forever," and a downright funky version of "Another One Bites the Dust." Disc Two opens with a pair of acoustic numbers including the perennial crowd fave "Love of My Life," but soon switches gear to some good old rock & roll covers. Spirited and fun versions of "You're So Square (Baby I Don't Care)" and "Tutti Frutti" expose Queen's roots, while their own "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" fits in perfectly with all the '50s hoopla. And casual fans will recognize "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Radio Ga Ga," and "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions." Although most Queen fans prefer the unfairly criticized 1979 concert album Live Killers, Live at Wembley '86 does a good job of balancing the well-known, for the uninitiated, and the lesser-known, for the hardcore fan. (Note: Live at Wembley '86 should not to be confused with the double album/single-disc Live Magic, which was released in 1986 in England and 1996 in the U.S.)
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[quote=Palm Palmer from ProgArchives]
O.K., the starting of this album it's very good because they don't introduce themselves when starting the show, you can here a pre-recorded intro and they just start playing One vision.Them there are some hits of their old albums, then a mix of the old hits and new songs.This was an incredible DISK 1. Disc two features "Love of my life" played with 12-string guitar, and it sounds very good. Then, it comes "Is this the world we created?" which is played with 6-string acustic guitar. Later, Queen play some songs from the 50s and the 60s, just for fun, such as:"Hello MaryLou" by Gene Pitney, "Tutti-Frutti", and "Gimme some Lovin'". The next song is "Bohemian Rhapsody" , it's very well played, and it sounds quite different to the original. The "I see a little(...)Mama mía, Mama mía let me go(...)" is pre-recorded.It's a pitty that they didn't play that section live, but it's good track, anyway. "Hammer to fall" sounds really rocking and you can hear additional keyboards and guitar by Spike Edney, a touring guest. "Crazy little thing called love" is quite longer than the original. Freddie plays an electric guitar, here. Brian plays an acustic guitar, then he grabs an electric one for the solo, and, finally the usual elctric guitar for the final section, which is longer than the original. Then they play a song of the 60s, "Big Spender". Radio Ga-Ga is quite similar to the original, with additional keyboards by Spike. We will rock you has an introduction, which can't be heard on the original. The drums sound is different here. It loses all that hand-clap- like sound , but is replaced by reverb on the drums. "Friends will be friends" is much shorter than the original. "We are the Champions" sounds very powerful, and they get crazy in the end with a really stretched ending, making the song last 4 minutes. Finally, you can hear the tape-recording of "God Save the Queen", as usual. This is maybe the best live recording I've ever heard of Queen. If you want to get a good collection of Queen songs, do not get the "Greatest hits", get this one instead. Having this, you'll have an excellent collection of their songs and LIVE! Another option, is to get "Live Killers", another great "live gratest hits".
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.: TRACKLIST / NOTES :.
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Disc 1
1. One Vision (5:50)
2. Tie Your Mother Down (3:52)
3. In The Lap Of The Gods...revisited (2:14)
4. Seven Seas Of Rhye (1:19)
5. Tear It Up (2:12)
6. A Kind Of Magic (8:41)
7. Under Pressure (3:41)
8. Another One Bites The Dust (4:54)
9. Who Wants To Live Forever (5:16)
10. I Want To Break Free (3:34)
11. Impromptu 2:55)
12. Brighton Rock Solo (9:11)
13. Now I'm Here (6:19)

Disc 2
14. Love Of My Life 4:47)
15. Is This The World We Created? (2:59)
16. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care (1:34)
17. Hello Mary Lou Goodbye Heart (1:24)
18. Tutti Frutti (3:23)
19. Gimme Some Lovin' (0:55)
20. Bohemian Rhapsody (5:50)
21. Hammer To Fall (5:36)
22. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (6:27)
23. Big Spender (1:07)
24. Radio Ga Ga (5:57)
25. We Will Rock You (2:46)
26. Friends Will Be Friends (2:08)
27. We Are The Champions (4:05)
28. God Save The Queen (1:27)

Line-up
- Freddie Mercury / vocals, keyboards
- John Deacon / bass
- Brian May / guitars, vocals
- Roger taylot / drums, vocals

Releases information
Recorded at Wembley Stadium in London on July 11/12 1986
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