Me with the misfit of magic, Ed Alonzo
Was it all worth it?
ultrasoundz wrote:Was just listening to The Miracle after a long time of not hearing it and have to say, Was It All Worth It is a corker of a song and should make the set list - maybe even as the opener?
Was it all worth it?
Action This Day wrote:Yeah Queen almost always used something fast and heavy as the opener. WIAWI just didn't have the required impact. The 1-2 of One Vision/Tie Your Mother Down on the Magic tour was a fantastic choice (pity the setlist went downhill for much of the rest of the show).
Kes wrote:Strange that when they released Live Killers, they left off a couple of notable songs, one of which was the one song that REALLY got the crowd going, the other, a song that was considered an essential inclusion for the Q+PR gigs.
Kes wrote:Possibly the two best live tracks they ever did with Freddie, were Somebody To Love, and Crazy Little Thing.
Strange that when they released Live Killers, they left off a couple of notable songs, one of which was the one song that REALLY got the crowd going, the other, a song that was considered an essential inclusion for the Q+PR gigs.
Princess of Taylor wrote:
I'm feeling lazy right now.Which songs are those?
Kes wrote:Princess of Taylor wrote:
I'm feeling lazy right now.Which songs are those?
Fat Bottomed Girls and Somebody To Love. I think both tracks were played at every show on the Live Killers tour, and were kind of stalwarts by then. Somebody To Love being a pretty important showcase, and integral part of a Queen gig. Really strange it was left off the album, well I think it is, anyway.
MustaphaIbrahim wrote:Agreed Princess of Taylor; Tie Your Mother Down is not that great and so overplayed! Cool song and all (It is Queen after all), great live too, but there are so many better songs.
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