This work was filmed at the “St. Paul performance on September 14, 1980.” It was 5 days before the 2nd CD, and it was a concert before the 3rd show. This work that recorded that show is an extremely beautiful audience shot. The biggest point of this work is the exquisite visual beauty, which is hard to believe from the early days of audience shooting. There was still a long way to go before video cameras became popular, and this film was shot on 8mm film. Therefore, the 16 songs of the show are shot in pieces, and it is a type of video that digests the show in 25 minutes. However, its beauty is exquisite. It suddenly appeared in 2005, but there is no obstruction to the stage that can be seen from around the 10th row at the front of the venue. A superb view where only the members right in front of you occupy the screen. In the closest scene, Freddy and Brian's upper bodies fill the screen so close. Moreover, the sense of stability is amazing. Perhaps he had some sort of permission, or maybe he was being generous from an era when filming for the audience was not common, but the sharp perspective that makes you think he was using a tripod is amazing. Although it has a vintage tone unique to film, the camera work itself is no different from professional shots. In addition, the audio is also abnormal. The photographer synchronizes the audience recording recorded with separate equipment, but this is also amazing with zero sense of distance. The breath of the audience is also being sucked in, so you won't mistake it for a sound board, but its clarity will blow away even the average broadcast. If this audio alone remains in its entirety, it will definitely be released on CD. The show left behind with its visual beauty is also wonderful. Freddie, who has started to grow a beard, shows off his sharp actions and growing singing voice, and Roger, who shows off his powerful percussion solo, is full of spirit. As mentioned above, since it is a digest, it is not possible to see the full show, but the energy that comes out from the beauty of the images in seconds is overwhelming. A show worthy of being called the heyday will unfold. I'm especially happy about "Mustapha." The video for this song is extremely rare, and this work includes the entire song. I don't know if the photographer knew this and was using the camera, but you can experience this rare scene in super high quality. Even though it is miraculous that it has survived at all, it is a video work full of quality and elegance that goes beyond that. This is what it was like to watch QUEEN in its heyday from the audience seats, especially from the special seats. A historical masterpiece video that not only lets you peek into the "other side" of the main press 2CD, but also teaches you a dream experience that will never be possible again. Live at Civic Center, St. Paul, MN, USA 14th September 1980 1. Let Me Entertain You 2. Play The Game 3. Mustapha 4. Death On Two Legs 5. Killer Queen 6. I'm In Love With My Car 7 . Love Of My Life 8. Keep Yourself Alive 9. Get Down Make Love 10. You're My Best Friend 11. Save Me 12. Now I'm Here 13. Guitar Solo 14. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 15. Bohemian Rhapsody 16. Tie Your Mother Down COLOR NTSC Approx.24min.
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