Following the premiere performance of the much talked about "Queen + Adam Lambert" in Kiev, Ukraine, the Moscow, Russia performance on July 3, 2012 was recorded in full for about 2 hours and 8 minutes with a high-quality audience recording of the highest level. With Adam Lambert as the new vocalist, you can fully enjoy the new Queen show that has just started a new tour with ideal sound. First of all, the set of this tour is wonderful, and the opening part of the hard numbers, from the opening of Flash to Seven Seas Of Rhye, Keep Yourself Alive, and We Will Rock You (Fast), perfectly captures the hearts of the audience. Adam's vocals match the pop and glittering image of Queen's songs more than the husky singing voice of Paul Rodgers, and there is no sense of incongruity when listening. Adam Lambert, the darling of the era who rose to fame on the idol audition program "American Idol", had a great voice throughout the concert, and every song was worth listening to. Fat Bottomed Girls and Don't Stop Me Now were full of groove with a hard rock band sound (the guitar mistone in the latter half of Don't Stop Me Now was a charm). Basically, the show was performed by Roger and his son Rufus on twin drums, and Rufus played the drums alone on Under Pressure and A Kind Of Magic, where Roger is the lead vocalist. Adam's vocals on Under Pressure and Who Wants To Live Forever were spectacular, and the dramatic way he sang using his extended high range was truly moving. I Want It All, which he missed in the intro at the Kiev show, was no problem on this day. These Are Days Of Our Lives, which was added to the set and sung by Roger, was moving. The surprise is Life Is Real, which was specially performed with female vocalist Zemfira as the lead vocalist, and in the middle you can hear the passionate singing of the lyrics changed to "Freddie is genius". In the second half of Love Of My Life, Freddie from the Magic Tour is projected on the screen with his singing voice, inviting the audience to sing along. In '39, Roger joins the front and Brian and he gives a wonderful chorus. Following Dragon Attack, which is joined by Adam again, Roger's father-son drum battle is prepared, which is also a fun listening spot. In the second half of the show, the representative songs are played one after another, and Adam and the band show a more breathy performance than Kiev. Alan's vocals fit very well in both I Want To Break Free and Another One Bites The Dust, and his operatic singing in The Show Must Go On is as expected. The hard-style arrangement in the second half of Somebody To Love is fresh. In Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie appears on the screen again in the second verse of the song, greatly enthusiastic about the audience. The concert ends with the familiar We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions, where Adam's overwhelming singing ability shines again. The overall recording is very stable, and the sound is typical of a large stadium, but there are no noisy spectators around the recorder, and the musical tones and vocals are recorded quite directly, so you can listen to it for a long time without stress. Live at Olympijskiy Stadium, Moscow, Russia 3rd July 2012 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(61:28) 1. Flash (Intro) 2. Seven Seas Of Rhye 3. Keep Yourself Alive 4. We Will Rock You (Fast) 5. Fat Bottomed Girls 6. Don't Stop Me Now 7. Under Pressure 8. I Want It All 9. Who Wants To Live Forever 10. A Kind Of Magic 11. These Are Days Of Our Lives 12. Life Is Real (with Zemfira) 13. Love Of My Life 14.‘39 Disc 2(66:27) 1. Dragon Attack 2. Drum Battle 3. Guitar Solo 4. I Want To Break Free 5. Another One Bites The Dust 6. Radio Ga Ga 7. Somebody To Love 8. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 9. The Show Must Go On 10. Bohemian Rhapsody 11. Tie Your Mother Down 12. We Will Rock You 13. We Are The Champions Brian May - Guitar, Vocals Roger Taylor - Drums, Vocals Adam Lambert - Vocals Spike Edney - Keyboards, Backing Vocals Rufus Taylor - Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals Neil Fairclough - Bass, Backing Vocals
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