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Queen - Live in Birmingham (2nd September 1984)

QUEEN QUEEN QUEEN Tour: The Works | Leg 1: Europe Date: September 2nd, 1984 Venue: National Exhibition Centre City: Birmingham, England, UK Attendance: 14,500 [Source 1: Main] Audio Quality: A- Lineage: AUD - Master Cassette - ? - CDR (x) - WAV - FLAC Level 8 [Source 2: Tracks 26 through 31] Audio Quality: A- Lineage: AUD - Master Cassette - ? - WAV - CDR (1) - WAV (Nero Toolbox EQing) - FLAC Level 8 The pictures were taken by Michael Regent (main), Dave Matkin (top right) and David Dunsby (bottom right). This third and last night in Birmingham (in fact, Queen's last show ever in the city) was only added due to high ticket demand and just as the other two nights, it was sold out. Unfortunately, this show marks the quick deteoriation of Freddie's voice, just six shows into the tour. While he still manages to hit some of the nights, he's struggling a lot here, straining and even cracking badly a couple of times. The singer has definitely taken note of his weakening voice as he says before the tackling intro of "It's a Hard Life": "If I don't get this first note, I'll kill myself!" Just like with the previous two nights, the atmosphere tonight is warm and almost familiar with lots of fun stage banter by Brian and Freddie. During "Love of My Life", the crowd doesn't even wait for Freddie to lead them into the song so the singer interrupts the acoustic ballad and jokingly yells into the audience to listen to his command only. He even hands down his mic to them afterwards, something he had already done a few times on the "Jazz Tour". After a few more attempts, the song finally starts off - with Freddie taking command. The Elton John cover remains a part of the show for now but another cover also finds its way into it: For the first time since Nishinomiya almost two years ago, the band play "Jailhouse Rock" during the first encore and would continue doing so for the remainder of the tour. Snippets at this show: 'Dead on Time' (during 'Keep Yourself Alive'), 'Johnny B. Goode' by Chuck Berry (during 'Now I'm Here'), 'Machines (Or 'Back to Humans')' (during Spike's keyboard solo) and 'Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)' by Elton John (before 'Bohemian Rhapsody'). 00:00:00 - 01. Machines (Or 'Back to Humans') [tape] 00:02:14 - 02. Tear It Up 00:04:03 - 03. Tie Your Mother Down 00:08:13 - 04. Under Pressure 00:12:03 - 05. Somebody to Love 00:16:16 - 06. Killer Queen 00:18:13 - 07. Seven Seas of Rhye 00:19:32 - 08. Keep Yourself Alive 00:22:03 - 09. Liar 00:24:38 - 10. Impromptu 00:26:28 - 11. It's a Hard Life 00:31:28 - 12. Staying Power 00:33:24 - 13. Dragon Attack 00:38:04 - 14. Now I'm Here 00:43:39 - 15. Is This the World We Created...? 00:46:11 - 16. Love of My Life 00:51:22 - 17. Stone Cold Crazy 00:52:40 - 18. Great King Rat 00:53:34 - 19. Keyboard Guitar Solo 00:56:08 - 20. Guitar Solo 01:00:22 - 21. Brighton Rock (ending) 01:01:58 - 22. Hammer to Fall 01:07:11 - 23. Another One Bites the Dust 01:11:27 - 24. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 01:17:25 - 25. Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting) 01:18:55 - 26. Bohemian Rhapsody 01:24:11 - 27. Radio Ga Ga E N C O R E [cut] 01:30:33 - 28. I Want to Break Free 01:33:46 - 29. Jailhouse Rock [tour debut] E N C O R E [cut] 01:37:20 - 30. We Will Rock You [cut] 01:39:39 - 31. We Are the Champions 01:43:11 - 32. God Save the Queen [tape] You can download every show I've uploaded either on queenboots.live or the Queen Forum (queenchat.boards.net)!