"LIVE AID". This huge charity event is deeply engraved in the hearts of all rock and Western music fans, but it was an especially unforgettable concert for QUEEN fans. Discord between the members, fierce global bashing of their South African performance, huge booing at Rock in Rio... They were on the verge of breaking up, but this was the stage where they hit a home run with one hit. Not only the four members, but also tens of thousands of spectators came together as one, and they performed a legendary concert that made Elton John say, "You guys ate us up." The response was a trajectory that even the members themselves could not have predicted, and it was a historic performance that overturned all the crises that had been there up until that point with just one performance. Today, you can experience the performance in various forms, but this album contains the live broadcast version. And this is the version broadcast in Japan. At the time, Western music fans all recorded it. Each of them watched it over and over again with a lot of attachment. The video cassettes became worn out from watching it so much. In today's world where the best footage can be easily watched, there are probably some people who don't even want to throw it away and it's still sleeping somewhere in their homes. The source of this work is one of those recordings from that time. However, its condition and freshness were not normal. There is no tape twist or stretching in the matter, and the footage that flows from it does not even have the distortion at the edge of the screen, which can be said to be the fate of analog video. Despite being an air check from 31 years ago, the stunning beauty of the footage, without even a single white line noise, overflowed endlessly. It was in a superb state that made me wonder, "Have you never seen it before?", but of course it was not recorded by someone with a weak fan consciousness who never watched it. On the contrary, it is a secret that a core maniac dubbed it only once to watch it repeatedly and continued to preserve the original for the rest of his life. However, in modern times, it is a stage that is also an official DVD. You may think, "Is there any point in an air check now?" However, when you actually watch it, a fierce nostalgia burns in your heart. After all, it was that scene I watched while fighting sleepiness in the middle of the night. I was waiting for QUEEN to take the stage, but when the commercials started, they were in the middle of "Bohemian Rhapsody". That "It's here!" feeling and a little bit of disappointment. The katakana captions were written in a tasteful font that was completely different from modern computer fonts. The font told us the band's brief history and the sentence "The donation reception number is 03-359-1000. The banks that handle the donations are Fuji Bank, Mitsubishi Bank, Sumitomo Bank, and Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank." The nine-digit phone number was nostalgic, and the names of the banks that no longer exist... all of these were played as if they were natural. It was exactly the "night" and "time" from 31 years ago that were revived just as they were at the time. Then, as the whole venue... no, the whole world was united in the live broadcast of "We Will Rock You," the commercials suddenly cut off. That moment when the dreamlike and wonderful performance suddenly disappeared. The feelings of that time were a mixture of surprise, excitement at witnessing the same time as QUEEN on live broadcast, and the desire to end the commercial quickly. It is a video that even surprises me that emotions that should have been forgotten long ago are still in my heart. In this work, instead of recreating the disappointment after the commercial, a mime video of "Monterey, May 11, 1986" was recorded as a bonus. This was also saved by the same core maniacs on the Japanese broadcast. However, as you can see from the subtitles that mention Freddie's death, this video is not a live broadcast. And the scene is also amazing. The layering of a blue T-shirt and a yellow tank top is a great sense, but above all, the performance itself is a must-see. From beginning to end, he is in a ferocious groove, but the sound and the action do not match at all. It's not a matter of the sound being out of sync, but he can't match the song being played halfway through. At first, they were doing it properly, but perhaps because they were too excited, they started to stir up the audience while the song was playing, and they didn't even have any intention of acting. And yet, they didn't seem confused. They were so excited that it was impossible to tell if they were really enjoying themselves, playing pranks, or just being desperate. At that time, they were so engrossed that they couldn't even imagine the tragedy that was creeping up. This live set will fill your heart with the smell of 30 years ago. To you who will share that era and the "now" 30 years later. We present this precious and exquisite record. Live at Wembley Stadium, London, UK 13th July 1985 (Satellite Broadcast) (19:14) 1. Bohemian Rhapsody 2. Radio Ga Ga ☆During the performance, a subtitle will appear with information about the account for accepting donations. 3. Day-O 4. Hammer To Fall 5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love☆Interpreter will be there at the beginning of the MC. 6. We Will Rock You The Golden Rose Pop Festival in Montreux 1986 Festival Hall, Montreux, Switzerland 11th May 1986 7. One Vision PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 19min.
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