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# [[We Are The Champions]] | # [[We Are The Champions]] | ||
# [[God Save The Queen]] | # [[God Save The Queen]] | ||
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+ | # [[One Vision]] | ||
+ | # [[Tie Your Mother Down]] | ||
+ | # [[Seven Seas Of Rhye]] | ||
+ | # [[A Kind Of Magic (album) | A Kind Of Magic]] * | ||
+ | # [[Under Pressure]] | ||
+ | # [[Another One Bites The Dust]] * | ||
+ | # [[I Want To Break Free]] | ||
+ | # [[Is This The World We Created...?]] | ||
+ | # [[Bohemian Rhapsody]] | ||
+ | # [[Hammer To Fall]] * | ||
+ | # [[Radio Ga Ga]] | ||
+ | # [[We Will Rock You]] | ||
+ | # [[Friends Will Be Friends]] | ||
+ | # [[We Are The Champions]] | ||
+ | # [[God Save The Queen]] | ||
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+ | * Full Live Version | ||
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Revision as of 21:10, 12 August 2007
History of this album. TracklistsCredits
Released: December 1st 1986(UK), August 1996(USA) Recorded: Recorded at Wembley Stadium, Knebworth Park, England and Nepstadion, Budapest, Hungary during the European ‘Magic’ Tour ’86. Recorded by Mack and David Richards Recorded on the Manor Mobile, the Rolling Stones Mobile and the Power Sound Mobile Mixed at the Townhouse Studios Mastered by Kevin Metcalf at the Townhouse Studios Engineered by John ‘Teddy Bear’ Brough Produced by Queen and Trip Khalaf ChartsUK #3, Netherlands #17 Liner notesSinglessingles Queen TalksReviewsAll Music Guide As Queen's second live album, Live Magic might appear to be a bit unnecessary, but a closer look reveals that it's a better record than the previous Live Killers. Culled from a variety of dates from the 1986 Kind of Magic tour but concentrating on the final show at Knebworth, Live Magic captures Queen, and Freddie Mercury in particular, at the height of their powers. While the set list might rely a bit too heavily on mediocre mid-'80s material for some tastes, the band is tight and professional, and Mercury has an undeniable hold over the crowd. It's to Queen's credit that the energy rarely dips over the course of the record. Live Magic may be designed for hardcore fans, but for those listeners, it will provide a number of highlights, proving that the band's remarkable performance at Live Aid was no fluke. Sleevessleeves |