The Buenos Aires performance, which met many conditions and became a masterpiece, was a masterpiece. We have prepared a classic professional shot that allows you to witness how much South America loved QUEEN at that time and how excited they were by the hospitality. This work includes the "March 20, 1981 Sao Paulo performance". Let's check the schedule of QUEEN's first South American tour here. ・February 28: Buenos Aires ・March 1: Buenos Aires ・March 4: Mar del Plata ・March 6: Rosario ・March 8: Buenos Aires ・March 20: Sao Paulo [This work] ・March 21: Sao Paulo All seven performances. They also toured Venezuela and Mexico in September and October, six months later, but that was the end of their spring tour in early spring. The Sao Paulo performance in this work is the concert at the end of that. Such shows are broadcast on television and are a long-standing staple. This work is a pro shot that is loved as the highest peak version. Most of the previous releases were 84 minutes, but this work is longer and is an upgraded version of Gene's younger version. Of course, since it is a South American broadcast in the early 1980s, it cannot be called "official class". Although the screen is dark and the image quality is unique to video masters, the vividness and sharpness of the edges due to the outstanding master freshness cannot be compared to many previous releases. Although the broadcast editing may not be full recording or the intervals between songs may change, the spectacle is amazing enough to blow it away. The Buenos Aires performance attracted 300,000 people in three performances, but Sao Paulo was better for one performance. A huge crowd of 130,000 people gathered on this day. Moreover, speaking of Brazil, it has been the leading rock powerhouse in South America since the 1970s. QUEEN is just right for the national character that loves melodic and dramatic rock in particular. In front of that large audience, you can see plenty of brave figures developing a grand-scale concert with realistic pro shot images. It's interesting to see them introduce the song before "I'm In Love With My Car" and call out "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Portuguese, which is a "first time in Brazil". This work also includes interview scenes that have not been released before. In the interview, which lasts about 8 minutes, in addition to the four members, the manager at the time, Paul Prenter, also appears. They talk about the difficulties of organizing a South American tour. In addition, the state of the venue before the concert starts is also reported. The promo clip for "Flash Gordon" is also included, and this is also recorded for 8 minutes, including interviews with numerous fans. They talk passionately about their feelings for the band, and read out the set list they received from the band even before the show started. This is a valuable video that conveys the atmosphere of the South American tour not only from the show but also from the fans' side. The 1981 South American tour was one of the biggest impacts in the glorious history of QUEEN. Live at Morumbi Stadium, Sao Paulo, Brazil 20th March 1981 PRO-SHOT(16:18) Interviews & Report 1. Queen/Paul Prenter Interview 2. Report Intro The Stadium(1:25:50) 1. Intro (feat. Somebody To Love) 2. Opening/We Will Rock You 3. Let Me Entertain You 4. Play The Game 5. Somebody To Love 6. I'm In Love With My Car 7. Get Down, Make Love 8. Need Your Loving Tonight 9. Save Me 10. Now I'm Here 11. Dragon Attack 12. Fat Bottomed Girls 13. Love Of My Life 14. Improvisation 15. Keep Yourself Alive/Drum Solo 16. Flash's Theme 17. The Hero 18. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 19. Bohemian Rhapsody 20. Tie Your Mother Down 21. Another One Bites The Dust 22. Sheer Heart Attack 23. Guitar Solo 24. We Will Rock You 25. We Are The Champions 26. God Save The Queen PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.102min.
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