Queen/WI,USA 1976

A secret live album that conveys the true value of “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA TOUR” is now available. This work contains the “Milwaukee performance on March 2, 1976”. Speaking of 1976, it was the year that the second performance in Japan was realized, but this work is the North American leg that took place before that. First, let’s imagine the position from the overview of the world tour. ・ November-December 1975: UK (26 performances) ・ January-March 1976: North America (33 performances) ← ★ Here ★ ・ March-April 1976: Japan (9 performances) ・ April 1976: Australia (8 performances) A ​​total of 76 performances. The Milwaukee performance of this work is the 25th performance in the latter half of “North America”. It was a concert at the timing of the countdown to the performance in Japan. This work, which contains such a show, is a truly wonderful vintage audience. In fact, this recording is a secret master of mania. Although it has been known among core collectors for a long time, it has not been traded and only a limited number of enthusiasts have listened to it as a famous recording known only to those in the know. In this work, we used the best version of such a secret recording that was released by a enthusiast. The sound is really hot. Speaking of QUEEN at that time, its popularity soared due to the great success of the masterpiece “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA” and “Bohemian Rhapsody”. It is a scorching hot recording that absorbs that enthusiasm. Of course, if it is a recording that “searches for musical sounds from the explosive cheers”, we do not introduce it like this. The musical sounds reach so thickly and straight that they suppress the enthusiasm. It is inevitable that the bass is weak when it comes to vintage recordings from the 1970s, but this work is firmly clear. And as soon as the performance begins, the enthusiasm subsides and the venue is filled with only the performance and Freddie’s singing voice. To be honest, the difference between the enthusiasm between songs and the silence during the performance is so amazing that I was surprised and asked, “Do Americans listen so seriously?” The cheers that rise and die down are like a radio broadcast. Even more scorching than that sound is QUEEN themselves! Anyway, Freddie was in top form that day. The mood was stable in the first half, but the more the show went on, the more heated up he became. By the second half, the tension was sky-high and overwhelming. The song that really stood out in the second half was “Hangman”. It was recorded at the time of their debut but was never included on an album. It was a rare song that was never included on an album. It was played on stage from the very beginning, but even just having it recorded is valuable. Moreover, this album is from their final performance (the last existing recording is from the Nippon Budokan in that year). With “Hangman” as the axis, the album was solidified with debut numbers such as “Doin’ All Right”, “Modern Times Rock’n’ Roll”, “Keep Yourself Alive” and “Liar”. Freddie’s extremely high-tension singing was also spectacular, and it is also a highlight of this album. QUEEN made a breakthrough with a great album and a masterpiece that will remain in history. This is a scorching live album that exudes a sense of fulfillment and popularity with 100% real sound. It’s a secret album that core enthusiasts will want to hide and enjoy. Live at Auditorium, Milwaukee, WI. USA 2nd March 1976 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 (46:58) 1. Bohemian Rhapsody (taped intro / rock part) 2. Ogre Battle 3. Sweet Lady 4. White Queen 5. Flick Of The Wrist 6. Bohemian Rhapsody 7. Killer Queen 8. March Of The Black Queen 9. Bohemian Rhapsody (reprise) 10. Bring Back That Leroy Brown 11. Brighton Rock 12. Son And Daughter (reprise) 13. The Prophet’s Song 14. Stone Cold Crazy Disc 2 (40:32) 1. Doin’ All Right ★2. Hangman 3. Modern Times Rock’n’ Roll 4. Keep Yourself Alive 5. Liar 6. In The Lap Of The Gods .. Revisited 7. Now I’m here 8. Big Spender! 9. Jailhouse Rock / Stupid Cupid / Be Bop A Lula / Jailhouse Rock (reprise) 10. God Save The Queen