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Widely considered to be one of Queen's finest live performances, this concert is from the band's 1986 Magic Tour. Regenerated and reinvigorated by their triumph at Live Aid almost exactly a year earlier, the band were on a 26-date tour of the UK and Europe and after a month out of the country returned home to London to play two defining concerts at the "place of champions," Wembley Stadium.

Conceptual long-form video mixing performance with some bizarre imagery based on the band's gold lp "Operation:Mindcrime."

To Queensryche fans, Operation: Mindcrime is the hard-rock equivalent of Pink Floyd's The Wall in its ambition, scope, and theatrical pomp. This 1991 filming of the band's live presentation of the album is no substitute for its electrifying stage show, but as filmed concerts go, it's a pretty good replacement. Visually, director Wayne Isham and his editor Jeff Richter do their best to keep up with the multimedia production: films, lighting, cued sounds, and dialogue are as important to Operation: Livecrime as the music. But enough of the convoluted story comes through to allow even the uninitiated to follow it. Musically, the band is in top form, especially singer Geoff Tate, who seems to hit notes most rock singers didn't even know existed.

Recorded live at the "Rock in Rio" Festival, Rio de Janeiro, January 12th, 1985 Freddie Mercury (vocal, piano), Brian May (vocal, guitar), Roger Taylor (vocal, drums), John Deacon (bass) Tie Your Mother Down - Seven Seas Of Rhye - Keep Yourself Alive - Liar - It's A Hard Life - Now I'm Here Is This The World We Created - Love Of My Life - Brighton Rock - Hammer To Fall - Bohemian Rhapsody - Radio Gaga - I Want To Break Free - We Will Rock You - We Are The Champions - God Saves The Queen

80s heavy metal band Quiet Riot- Live At Rockpalast 1984

Jenny Lamour wants to succeed in music hall. Her husband and accompanist is Maurice Martineau, a nice but jealous guy. When he knew Jenny is making eyes at Brignon, an old businessman, in order to get some engagements, he looses his temper and threatens Brignon with death. But Jenny went anyway to a rendez-vous at the old man's, who is murdered the same evening. The criminal investigations are lead by Inspector Antoine...

In 1971 four university students got together to form a band. Since then that certain band called Queen have released 26 albums and sold over 300 million records worldwide. The popularity of Freddie Mercury Brian May Roger Taylor and John Deacon is stronger than ever. Their story is a remarkable one a narrative that covers early struggles huge obstacles success arguments breakups triumph tragedy and an enduring legacy - all against a backdrop of brilliant music and stunning live performances from every corner of the globe.In this film for the first time it is the band that tells their story. Guiding us through an extensive archive full of hitherto unseen footage the documentary reveals how four strong-minded individuals all capable of writing massive hit songs worked together so successfully for four decades. Queen never did anything by halves - meaning their highs were massive but their lows catastrophic. It is a compelling story told with intelligence wit plenty of humour and painful honesty.

Queens Of The Stone Age Live in Berlin: QOTSA Live Quasi Unplugged MTV, Berlin, 2005

Queens Of The Stone Age Live at St.Gallen: (01) First it giveth (02) Quick & to the Pointless (03) Go with the Flow (04) Gonna leave you (05) Hangin' Tree (06) In the Fade (07) Song for the Dead (08) Another Love Song (09) Monsters in the Parasol (10) Better living through Chemistry (11) Sky is fallin' (12) Regular John (13) No one knows