A masterpiece special program featuring QUEEN's best performances has been decided to be released. At our store, we have introduced many QUEEN special programs of the highest quality by domestic recording enthusiasts, and this work is the latest. "THE GREAT ROCK 'N' ROLL STORY Part 2" was broadcast on November 24, 2003, the 12th anniversary of Freddie's death. Appeared on “46664 CONCERT”). Although it says "Part 2," this day's special program is actually a huge 5-hour special in 4 parts. While explaining their career, we will follow them with past PVs and professional shot live performances. Many of those live performances, such as the 1975 Hammersmith performance and the 1986 Wembley performance, are now official, but they were extremely valuable at the time. What is included in this work is the second part. However, even though it is a part, it is a professional shot program that lasts about 88 minutes. This work is also divided into a first half and a second half. The first half is a collection of PVs. This second part will feature clips from ``Flash Gordon'' to ``Flash Gordon,'' playing 11 songs in chronological order. Although not particularly valuable, what is interesting is the last "Flash". The clip itself is familiar, but the program's unique narration is added to connect the story to "HOT SPACE TOUR." The program is structured to write about the history of QUEEN. Then, the masterpiece pro shot of “HOT SPACE TOUR” begins “June 5, 1982 Milton Keynes performance”. Yes, this is the professional shot that was later officially released as "ON FIRE: LIVE AT THE BOWL" (the official version was released in 2004, so it was not released at that time). You might think this is not unusual since it has already been made official, but it is actually a different version. It is an excerpt version of about 53 minutes, which is half of the show, but it is not only that. Other angles are also used. For example, the opening scene of "Flash". The official version used blurry image processing to finely switch between construction scenes and audience scenes, but this work basically depicts the members. What's more, you can see the four of them arrive by helicopter and wait behind the stage in clear and realistic visuals without any image processing. And even after the show starts, things are different. The general outline is the same as the official version, but the timing of cuts is different, and scenes that cannot be seen in the official version appear in detail. I'm also happy that the MC has its own Japanese subtitles. Before "Love Of My Life," he playfully said, "I want to take a nap," and at the end of the song, he said, "Thank you for your support for the past 10 years." In fact, I wonder why the Japanese version of the DVD didn't have subtitles either. Also, the audio of this work is different from the official version. It's different from the mix, but what's even more interesting is that it's uncensored. The most obvious one is "Fat Bottomed Girls." In the official version, Freddie sings well from beginning to end, but in this version, his voice is completely reversed in the second half of the song, ``Ain't no beauty queens in this locality.'' Of course, the reality is this work, but how did the official fix it when the same lyrics do not appear... Anyway, this show is really amazing. The European leg of “HOT SPACE TOUR” was a series of shows in which Freddie was at his best, to the extent that it was semi-legendary, but the Milton Keynes performance of this work was the highlight of his home country. The piercing tension and endless singing voice are amazing. What a wonderful thing about "Somebody To Love", where the vibrato trembles while freely improvising... Some fans call it "a masterpiece of live performance," but even if you don't agree with it, you can understand it. Nowadays, the official version is out of print and is starting to get a premium price, which is ridiculous. Although this work is about half of the entire show, you can enjoy another version of such a wonderful professional shot. You can enjoy the PV of 11 songs and another version of the masterpiece pro shot in the highest quality, but even more than that, the fact that such a special program was made even 12 years after Freddie's death warms my heart. By having an avalanche of familiar PVs, it is a masterpiece program that allows you to intuitively understand the position of this show in history. And the great performance of the century that shook Milton Keynes. Although it can be enjoyed by enthusiasts exploring the behind-the-scenes of the production of official works, this is a piece that should be experienced by those who avoid the name ``HOT SPACE'' out of reflex. Broadcast Date: 24th November 2003 1. Introduction 2. Somebody To Love (MV) 3. Tie Your Mother Down (MV) 4. We Are The Champions (MV) 5. We Will Rock You (MV) 6. Bicycle Race (MV) ) 7. Fat Bottomed Girls (MV) 8. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (MV) 9. Save Me (MV) 10. Play The Game (MV) 11. Another One Bites The Dust (MV) 12. Flash (MV) LIVE AT MILTON KEYNES 1982 National Bowl, Milton Keynes, UK 5th June 1982 13. Flash Intro★Completely different edit from the official one. More straight. 14. The Hero 15. We Will Rock You (fast) 16. Play The Game 17. Staying Power 18. Somebody To Love 19. Now I'm Here 20. Love Of My Life 21. Save Me 22. Fat Bottomed Girls ★ The second half, Ain't no beauty queens in this locality (I tell you!) locality~ The part has been neatly corrected in the current official version, but in the broadcast version, the voice is greatly off (it's upside down). 23. Bohemian Rhapsody 24. Tie Your Mother Down 25. We Are The Champions 26. God Save The Queen PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.88min.
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