Along with the BBC broadcast of "GOLDERS GREEN 1973," the most representative sound source of 1973 is the "Oxford Performance on November 20th." The high-quality live performance from the very early days is valuable, but it also includes an extremely rare sound check scene. It is a masterpiece recording that combines quality and individuality. There are several masters of Oxford 1973, but this work is the longest and best version that overseas enthusiasts have created by collecting only their strengths. Yes, this method is the same as "GOLDERS GREEN 1973 LONGEST VERSION." This is the Oxford version. The biggest attraction is the sound check. The members' conversations, Freddie's relaxed singing voice, his appearance as a site supervisor giving instructions, and more. It is an amazing sound source that pops out one after another in scenes that you can't hear anywhere else. There are actually two types of this sound check. One is the 21-minute "complete version," and the other is the 14-minute "edited version" with the silent parts cut out. It may seem like the "complete version" would be enough to cover everything, but there are pros and cons to everything. In fact, the "edited version" sounds better. The "complete version" lets you fully absorb the atmosphere of the recording, while the "edited version" lets you enjoy listening to the highlights over and over again. This album contains both. And from the third track onwards, we have the live performance. This is a collection of the best parts from three different audience sources. Looking more closely... 3. Procession 4. Father To Son *Uses source ? 5. Son And Daughter *Mixes source ? 6. Ogre Battle *Mixes source ? and ? 7. Hangman 8. Keep Yourself Alive *Uses source ? 9. Liar *Mixes source ? and ? 10. Jailhouse Rock *Mixes source ? and ? 11. Bama Lama Bama Loo *Uses source ? This source ??? was actually originally a single recording. It has come down to the present as three different generations through various circumstances. Therefore, even though it is a combination of three different sources, the origin is one, so the sense of incongruity is minimal. The very early "1973" was the starting point of QUEEN. For those who are not satisfied with the main set of the latest excavated sound source and the highest quality BBC, this is the perfect one. Just listening to this masterpiece will make you feel respect and sympathy for the passion of overseas enthusiasts. If you are one of the first to purchase it, you will understand the feeling of grinning. Live at New Theatre, Oxford, UK 20th November 1973 TRULY AMAZING SOUND (74:49) 1. Soundcheck (complete) 2. Soundcheck (edited) Soundcheck include Ogre Battle / Procession / Father To Son / Son And Daughter/ Be Bop A Lula / Keep Yourself Alive 3. Procession 4. Father To Son 5. Son And Daughter 6. Ogre Battle 7. Hangman 8. Keep Yourself Alive 9. Liar 10. Jailhouse Rock / Shake Rattle And Roll/ Be Bop A Lula / Stupid Cupid / Jailhouse Rock 11. Bama Lama Bama Loo
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