Queen 1971 In The Beginning

Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:27:11
Size: 62,19 MB




Around September 1971, Brian May met up with an old friend, Terry Yeadon, who was involved in the setting up of a new recording studio in Wembley called De Lane Lea. The studios needed musicians to try out the new equipment they had installed - and preferably a band who could play loud! The deal was that the musicians would record using the equipment, and potential studio users would be on hand to hear and watch them.

In return for their services the band could record their demos for free. It was an opportunity not to be missed and, of course, Queen jumped at it. Not only would they be able to make the all-important demo tapes, but they would have ample occasion to meet producers and engineers, people who could be vital to their future.



Tracklist:

01 - Keep Yourself Alive 03:45

02 - The Night Comes Down 04:24

03 - Great King Rat 06:07

04 - Jesus 05:07

05 - Liar 07:48





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Queen 1979 Live Killers

Genre: Rock
Rate: 283 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 01:30:17
Size: 167,53 MB

Review by Greg Prato

By 1979, Queen was considered among rock's elite class, and rightfully so. With a string of hit albums, singles, and sold-out tours to their credit, the group was about to enter a new musical phase of its career with 1980's mega-hit The Game. And since bootleg copies of their concerts were fetching exorbitant prices among their fans, what better way to close phase one but with their first official live double album, Live Killers. For reasons unknown, the record was criticized harshly when it was first released, but listening to it today, it is an excellent document of Queen at the height of their '70s arena rock powers.

Including selections from their debut, 1973's Queen, up until 1978's Jazz, the album is a solid mix of early hits and forgotten album tracks, all given new life in the concert setting while the zealous crowd often sings along. A different, more up-tempo version of "We Will Rock You" opens the album, starting things off in grand style. Other hard rock highlights soon follow, such as "Keep Yourself Alive," "Don't Stop Me Now," "Now I'm Here," "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Spread Your Wings," "Brighton Rock" (complete with an outstanding Brian May guitar solo), and a medley that contains such tracks as "Killer Queen" and "Bicycle Race," among others. The band also shows its softer side with such material as "Dreamer's Ball," "Love of My Life," and "'39," while ending things on a triumphant note with "We Will Rock You"/"We Are the Champions."



Tracklist:


CD1:

01 - We Will Rock You 03:19

02 - Let Me Entertain You 03:15

03 - Death On Two Legs 03:32

04 - Killer Queen 02:00

05 - Bicycle Race 01:29

06 - I'm In Love With My Car 02:02

07 - Get Down, Make Love 04:31

08 - You're My Best Friend 02:08

09 - Now I'm Here 08:42

10 - Dreamer's Ball 03:44

11 - Love Of My Life 04:57

12 - '39 03:27

13 - Keep Yourself Alive 04:02


CD2:

01 - Don't Stop Me Now 04:28

02 - Spread Your Wings 05:23

03 - Brighton Rock 12:13

04 - Bohemian Rhapsody 06:02

05 - Tie Your Mother Down 03:41

06 - Sheer Heart Attack 03:35

07 - We Will Rock You 02:48

08 - We Are The Champions 03:28

09 - God Save The Queen 01:31




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