QUEEN is still being actively archived. A new excavation live album of “NEWS OF THE WORLD Tour”, which is the latest result, is now available. What is infused into this work is “Toronto performance on November 21, 1977”. This is the first appearance audience recording. It has been said that there are three types of recordings for this show, but until now it is just a rumor. This is the first time that the actual sound has been released to the public. Moreover, it is not just his first appearance. The contents of the hot early live concert that you hear for the first time are becoming a hot topic among enthusiasts. Anyway, let's start with the show position. As always, let's start with the schedule at the time. 1977 “A DAY AT THE RACES TOUR”・January 13th – March 18th: North America #1 (40 performances)・May 8th – June 7th: Europe #1 (19 performances)《October 28th "NEWS OF THE WORLD TOUR" November 11th - December 22nd: North America #2 (26 performances) ←★Here★ 1978 April 12th - May 13th: Europe #2 (20 performances) This is the overall picture of “A DAY AT THE RACES TOUR” and “NEWS OF THE WORLD TOUR”. In 1977, two tours intersected, and both had performances in Toronto. Of these, this work was performed in November, which is the beginning of the latter. This was the 8th concert of "North America #2". This work, which conveys such a show to the world for the first time, has excellent quality. Although it is definitely a slightly warm vintage recording, there is no sense of sparseness. The hole sound adds depth and dynamism rather than a sense of distance, and the thrusting power of the core that breaks through the thick sound is also impressive. To be honest, the rhythm section is a bit clunky and it's hard to grasp the fine details, but the quality parts such as the piano, guitar, and vocals are very clear. Not only Freddie's singing voice, but also the chorus and Roger's and Brian's voices can be clearly understood. Moreover, it is fresh and neat. Because it is directly digitized from the original cassette, it is the ultimate generation that suddenly appears for the first time. In addition to the "Raw transfer" that is the same as the master, an equalized "Revised version" was also released on the Internet, but this work is uniquely mastered based on the "Raw transfer." We did not increase the sound pressure in any way, making the most of the natural sound of the master, and reproduced the sound of the performance 44 years ago as faithfully as possible. The natural vintage sound depicts an energetic stage that could only be expected from the early days of the tour. Speaking of "North America #2", the absolute masterpiece "ULTIMATE HOUSTON 1977" reigns supreme, so let's organize the sets while comparing them. Scary Princess: Liar/Keep Yourself Alive Sheer Heart Attack: Brighton Rock/Killer Queen/Stone Cold Crazy/Now I'm Here A Night at the Opera: Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to…)/I'm In Love With My Car／You're My Best Friend／Love Of My Life／'39／The Prophet's Song／Bohemian Rhapsody Brilliant Lace: Somebody To Love／Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy／The Millionaire Waltz／White Man／Tie Your Mother Down Dedicated to the world: We Will Rock You/It's Late (★)/Get Down Make Love/Spread Your Wings (★)/We Are The Champions/Sheer Heart Attack Others: Jailhouse Rock *Note: "★" marks "ULTIMATE HOUSTON" 1977” is a song that cannot be heard. ...and it looks like this. There are a few squealing cuts between songs, probably to save tape, but it's basically a full show. And what is delicious is the performance itself. Anyway, he's in good shape and has plenty of momentum. However, rather than jumping up and down with explosive tension, it feels like a solid iron wall. There is also a scene where Brian plays the wrong key in the guitar solo of "The Millionaire Waltz", but other than that it is almost perfect and elegant. Freddie also has a strong singing voice and sings the new songs of ``NEWS OF THE WORLD'' without any danger...or should I say, he sings with great ease and comfort. The Toronto night in November 1977, which the whole world experienced for the first time, was a refreshing masterpiece. It's not just about filling up your sound source collection, but because you get to see shows like this, you can't stop recording the audience. The QUEEN archive is irresistible. This is the first new masterpiece that allows you to enjoy the real pleasure. An exquisite audience recording of the "November 21, 1977 Toronto performance" that will be released for the first time worldwide. The hole sound adds depth and dynamism rather than a sense of distance, and the thrusting power of the core that breaks through the thick sound is also impressive. It doesn't feel sparse at all, and the quality sounds such as piano, guitar, and vocals are very clear. Not only Freddie's singing voice, but also the chorus and Roger's and Brian's voices can be clearly understood. The energetic stage was amazing because it was the early stage of the tour, and it was a solid ironclad. There is also a scene where Brian plays the wrong key in the guitar solo of "The Millionaire Waltz", but other than that he plays almost perfectly and elegantly. This is a two-disc set packed with fresh masterpieces that the world will be hearing for the first time. Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, ON, Canada 21st November 1977 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 (62:37) 1. Intro 2. We Will Rock You (Slow) 3. We Will Rock You (Fast) 4. Brighton Rock 5. Somebody to Love 6. It's Late 7. Death On Two Legs 8. Killer Queen 9. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy 10. I'm In Love With My Car 11. Get Down Make Love 12. The Millionaire Waltz 13. You're My Best Friend 14. Spread Your Wings 15. Liar 16. Love of My Life 17. '39 Disc 2 (54:27) 1. White Man 2. The Prophet's Song 3. Guitar Solo 4. The Prophet's Song (reprise) 5 . Keep Yourself Alive 6. Stone Cold Crazy 7. Now I'm Here 8. Bohemian Rhapsody 9. Tie Your Mother Down 10. We Will Rock You 11. We Are the Champions 12. Sheer Heart Attack 13. Jailhouse Rock 14. God Save the Queen
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