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QUEEN - RARE LIVE - EXPANDED COLLECTOR'S EDITION - (2CD+1DVD)

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QUEEN - RARE LIVE - EXPANDED COLLECTOR'S EDITION - (2CD+1DVD)The first ever collector's edition of Queen's history from the 70's to Freddie's last performance in 1988, featuring rare live recordings and videos. The CD contains 48 tracks in chronological order from the earliest soundboard live performance in 1973 to Freddie's last recorded live performance in 1988. The compilation includes full versions of Utsuro na Sunday and Mustafa, which are rarely performed live, and rare cover versions of John Lennon's

The first-ever collector's edition of Queen's history from the 70's to Freddie's last performance in 1988, featuring rare live recordings and videos. The CD contains 48 tracks in chronological order from the earliest soundboard live performance in 1973 to Freddie's last recorded live performance in 1988. The compilation includes full versions of “Utsuro na Sunday” and “Mustafa,” which are rarely performed live, and rare cover versions of John Lennon's “Imagine,” Led Zeppelin's “Immigrant Song,” Elton John's “Saturday Night is My Life,” the Stones' familiar “Mannish Boy,” “Not Fade Away,” and many more. The DVD is a compilation of live recordings of Queen's history, not only the “Rare Lives” but also the “Rare Live” DVDs, which were once known as video works, plus additional live footage that has never been recorded. The DVD contains a revised version of “Rare Live,” which was previously known as a video work, with the addition of previously unrecorded live footage for a total of more than two hours of greatly increased content. This is a highly recommended collector's item that combines Queen's rare live recordings and videos in an expanded edition with the latest editing!

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CD1 contains rare live recordings from the 1970s. Father to Son” and ‘Ooga Battle’ were performed live in London in 1973, the earliest soundboard live performance in existence at the time of their debut, in an unfinished version with partially different lyrics. Hang Man” is a previously unreleased song that was only performed live.

CD2 contains rare live recordings from the 80's. “Mustafa” is a live performance of the song “Mustafa” itself. The live performance of “Mustafa” is a rare full version. Need Your Lovin' Tonight” and ‘Rock It’ are also rare soundboard recordings. Imagine” from 1980 and ‘Life is Real’ from 1982, which were performed at John Lennon's memorial service, have only a few live recordings. Led Zeppelin's “Immigrant Song” was performed with a short improvisation, which is rare and has only been recorded once live. And “It's in Everyone of Us” from 1988, Freddie's last performance after his last show in Nebworth as Queen, is the only soundboard recording of the performance with Cliff Richard. Some of the soundboard recordings are only available as audience recordings, but some of the familiar live soundboard recordings such as London '73 and Hammersmith '79 are remastered with different edits and mixes, and Wembley '86 is the original live recording without overdubs. 

The DVD includes footage from “Rare Live,” a film that was once known as a video work but is now out of print and hard to find. The DVD is a revised and expanded edition of the live footage, which is not rare nowadays, and includes some edits that can only be seen here, although some of them are dated incorrectly. This is the latest Expanded Edition.

CD 1
1. PROCESSION - London 1973
2. FATHER TO SON - London 1973
3. OGRE BATTLE - London 1973
4. SEE WHAT A FOOL I'VE BEEN - London 1973
5. HANGMAN - Tokyo 1975
6. LAZING ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON - Boston 1976
7. SWEET LADY - Hyde Park 1976
8. YOU TAKE MY BREATH AWAY - Hyde Park 1976
9. LUCILLE - Earl's Court 1976
10. JAILHOUSE ROCK - Earl's Court 1976
11. SATURDAY NIGHT ALRIGHT FOR FIGHTING - Earl's Court 1976
12. STUPID CUPID / BE BOP A LULA - Earl's Court 1976
13. THE MILLIONAIRE WALTZ - Houston 1977
14. MY MELANCHOLY BLUES - Houston 1977
15. MANISH BOY - Scotland 1977
16. LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU - Tokyo 1979
17. TEO TORRIATTE (LET US CLING TOGETHER) - Tokyo 1979
18. DREAMER'S BALL - Paris 1979
19. SHEER HEART ATTACK - Munich 1979
20. DON'T STOP ME NOW - Hammersmith 1979
21. NOW I'M HERE - Hammersmith 1979
22. CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE - Hammersmith 1979

CD 2
1. SOMEBODY TO LOVE - Sao Paulo 1981
2. MUSTAPHA - Buenos Aires 1981
3. NEED YOUR LOVING TONIGHT - Sao Paulo 1981
4. ROCK IT (PRIME JIVE) - Buenos Aires 1981
5. I GO CRAZY (GUITAR SOLO) - Vienna 1982
6. IMAGINE - Frankfurt 1980
7. LIFE IS REAL (SONG FOR JOHN) - Chicago 1982
8. FOOLIN' AROUND - Milan 1984
9. NOT FADE AWAY - Wembley 1984
10. LIVING ON MY OWN - Brussels 1984
11. LET ME OUT (GUITAR SOLO) - Rio 1985
12. THE MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN / MY FAIRY KING - Osaka 1985
13. I FEEL FINE / IMMIGRANT SONG - Germany 1986
14. GIMME SOME LOVIN' - Manheim 1986
15. ONE VISION - Wembley 1986 original mix
16. A KIND OF MAGIC - Wembley 1986 original mix
17. (YOU'RE SO SQUARE) BABY I DON'T CARE
 - Wembley 1986 original mix
18. HELLO MARY LOU (GOODBYE HEART) - Wembley 1986 original mix
19. TUTTI FRUTTI - Wembley 1986 original mix
20. BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY - Wembley 1986 original mix
21. I WANT TO BREAK FREE - Wembley 1986 original mix
22. HAMMER TO FALL - Wembley 1986 original mix
23. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS - Wembley 1986 original mix
24. TAVASZI SZEL VIZET ARASZT - Budapest 1986
25. CHINESE TORTURE (GUITAR SOLO) - Knebworth 1986
26. IT'S IN EVERYONE OF US - Freddie Mercury / Cliff Richard London 1988

DVD
RARE LIVE : A CONCERT THROUGH TIME AND SPACE
ORIGINAL VIDEO
OPENING (I WANT IT ALL)
CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE - Tokyo 1982/1985
LIAR - Promo/London 1974
FREDDIE SINGALONG (NOW I'M HERE) - Buenos Aires 1981
ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST - Buenos Aires 1981/Vienna 1982
ROCK AND ROLL MEDLEY - London 1975
MY MELANCHOLY BLUES - Houston 1977
HAMMER TO FALL - London 1986
KILLER QUEEN - London 1977
WE WILL ROCK YOU - Live Aid 1985
SOMEBODY TO LOVE - Milton Keyes 1982
TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN - Paris 1979/Frankfurt 1982/Rio 1985
KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE - London 1975/Tokyo 1985
LOVE OF MY LIFE - Sao Paulo 1981
STONE COLD CRAZY - London 1974
RADIO GA GA - Sydney 1985/Knebworth 1986
YOU TAKE MY BREATH AWAY - London 1977
SHEER HEART ATTACK - Houston 1977
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS - Knebworth 1986/Vienna 1982
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN - Vienna 1982

RARE LIVE : EXTRA VIDEO
WE WILL ROCK YOU - Houston 1977
THE MILLIONAIRE WALTZ - Houston 1977
LOVE OF MY LIFE - London 1979
I'M IN LOVE WITH MY CAR - London 1979
DREAMER'S BALL - Paris 1979
NOW I'M HERE - London 1979
TEO TORIATTE (LET US CLING TOGETHER) - Japan 1982
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS - Munich 1978
KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE - Munich 1978
WE WILL ROCK YOU / FAT BOTTOMED GIRL - Brussels 1979
BRIGHTON ROCK - Brussels 1979
TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN - Brussels 1979
SPREAD YOUR WINGS - Brussels 1979
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS - Brussels 1979
SOUNDCHECK - Rotterdam 1979
BICYCLE RACE / I'M IN LOVE WITH MY CAR - Rotterdam 1979
SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE - Rio 1985
KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE - Rio 1985
LIAR - Rio 1985
NOW I'M HERE - Rio 1985
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY - Rio 1985
RADIO GA GA - Rio 1985
IS THIS THE WORLD WE CREATED? - Live Aid 1985

NTSC 16:9 (4:3) Dolby Digital Stereo time approx.140min. 

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