This work contains the "London performance on December 26, 1979". It is a leaked multi-camera pro shot. This show was also broadcast on television at the time, and pro shots have been known as a staple. This work is a coupling of the highest version of two such pro shots. [First half: Long leaked pro shot] As mentioned above, such shows have become a staple of television broadcasts, but what is included in the first half of this work is a little different. It is a pre-edited leaked master unearthed in 2012. This was a shock. What is most striking is that there are eight songs that could not be seen on television. "Jailhouse Rock (part)", "We Will Rock You (fast)", "Somebody To Love", "Death On Two Legs", "Get Down, Make Love", "Love Of My Life", "'39", and "Tie Your Mother Down" have been significantly increased. Still, it does not reach the full set of the day, and there are edited cuts between songs, but the appearance of the multi-camera pro shot lasting about 74 minutes was too shocking. Moreover, the quality far surpassed the TV broadcast version. Although there were occasional fine white line noise and audio distortions, it cannot be said to be "official grade!" strictly speaking, they were only momentary. The basic image quality and sound quality that cover the entire film can be called official grade. With such beautiful images, you can see the passionate performance of 1979, which can be called "moving LIVE KILLERS", so it is a shocking video that is enough to shock enthusiasts all over the world. This work is the highest peak of such leaked professional shots. Eight years have passed since its appearance, and several types of masters have been circulated, but the best ones have been carefully selected and recorded. And the show depicted with such quality is also amazing. The passionate performance was mentioned in the main commentary, but the spirit is vivid because it is a sight. Dynamic and sharp action, facial expressions that squeeze out the best singing voice, and a half-violent rampage... Not only Freddie, but also Roger is very motivated, and you can enjoy it from the close-up angle of the multi-camera. [Second half: Japanese broadcast pro shot] And in the second half, the TV broadcast version of the same show, "THE QUEEN SPECIAL". It was produced by the British BBC and broadcast in various countries, but this work contains the Japanese version broadcast on the "Young Music Show". In fact, Japan is about 10 minutes shorter than the British broadcast, but in any case, the above-mentioned leaked publication is longer. "Don't Stop Me Now", which is not included in the leaked master, can be seen firmly on the Japanese broadcast. Of course, the quality is the highest peak. It is a master handed over from a domestic recording enthusiast, and its visual beauty is superb. The opening 15 seconds or so of deterioration can be seen, so it does not reach the leaked master, but after that it is thin. There are no dubbing marks, and you can enjoy the superb visual beauty until the end of the program. And the program drawn with that quality is not only "Don't Stop Me Now", which is not included in the leaked master, but also the sense of the era that seeps out is delicious. At the beginning of the show, the narrator blares, "They took Japan by storm," "They sold 50 million albums," and "They're decadent outlaws!", and between songs, he goes around London asking, "What do you think of Queen?" Some fans talk seriously, but one of them asks a Queen Elizabeth impersonator, "Your Majesty, are you a Queen fan?", and the pub owner barks, "Queen? That's crap rock. We have Beethoven. Stop them right now!". The cheesy comedy is very British. This kind of production is produced in the UK, but this work is only broadcast in Japan, so it has subtitles, and you can enjoy the strange production vividly. Also, the two songs that were not performed on the day, "Another One Bites The Dust" and "Flash's Theme," are clips, but it's also nice that they are different versions. Both are familiar performance scenes, but the cuts used are different. Moreover, "Another One Bites The Dust" is cut and pasted with blue sky (why?) scenes to shorten the length. It's an amazing edit with no tempo at all. "Flash's Theme" is not only a performance scene, but also a completely different movie scene, and at the end of the song, General Krytus from the movie even appears. This is also original to the program, and it is not on planet Mongo but in London, where he threatens, "Queen is the devil. They are evil." Of course, the show is the main attraction. While reminiscent of "LIVE KILLERS," it also includes new songs at the time, "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and "Save Me," with bilingual subtitles for the lyrics. You can enjoy the moving early live version of Freddie's singing voice (Brian's off-key solo in "Save Me" may also be a sign of the early days). QUEEN in 1979, who were about to reach their peak after sending "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" to No. 1 in the United States. This is the highest peak video where you can witness the highlight's great performance with two professional shots. Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 26th December 1979 (109:13) 1. Jailhouse Rock 2. We Will Rock You (fast) 3. Let Me Entertain You 4. Somebody To Love 5. Death On Two Legs 6. Killer Queen 7. I'm In Love With My Car 8. Get Down, Make Love 9. You're My Best Friend 10. Save Me 11. Now I'm Here 12. Love Of My Life 13. '39 14. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 15. Tie Your Mother Down 16. Sheer Heart Attack 17. We Will Rock You 18. We Are The Champions 19. God Save The Queen THE QUEEN SPECIAL: Japanese Broadcast Version Broadcast Date: 19th August 1981 20. Now I'm Here 21. Another One Bites The Dust 22. You're Are My Best Friend 23. Flash's Theme 24. Let Me Entertain You 25. Don't Stop Me Now 26. Killer Queen 27. I'm In Love With My Car 28. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 29. Sheer Heart Attack 30. Save Me 31. We Will Rock You 32. We Are The Champions 33. God Save The Queen PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.109min
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