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Truly a spectacular light show... But what would all those spotlights be for if it wasn't also a spectacular music show? The band plays perfectly, contact with the audience glued to the stage is very tight and the absolute highlights of this concert are first a rousing “Somebody To Love" and the ending of “Another One Bites the Dust" that Freddie in fact sings half-naked, and whatever orientation you are, you just can’t help but to keep watching him. The “bonus" in the form of the complete performance at Live Aid (and rehearsals for it) is, of course, more than just filler of free space on the Blu-ray. It's a fantastic half-hour from dreamland, during which Queen performed the best they could, and during which I believe the best of all the live versions of ‘Radio Ga Ga" can be heard.
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Freddie is in good form here, but it seemed to me that it's mainly the other members of Queen who truly shine and are giving their all. Some great songs were played here, and I must say that some of them resonate with me more in the studio version. Freddie still has such a great voice that simply pulls you in and takes you along with him. And I mean that in the best way.
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