Queen - Live At The Rainbow (2 LP)
- LP
- 2 piece(s)
- 2014
- 41 tracks
- 2 uur, 24 min
- classic rock
Live At The Rainbow
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El audio y los gráficos son impecables, un 10. Sin embargo, los discos llegan llenos de suciedad, estática y ruidos que no deberían estar en discos nuevos. Hay que limpiarlos sí o sí antes de usarlos.
Great set overall, though I've got a small issue with the paper stuck to the outside of the box, on the back where the tracks are listed. It's held on by clear glue that you can take off gently, but the sticky stuff seeps through the label. I'd suggest peeling it off and putting the paper inside the box instead.
Absolutely fantastic! I own the DVDs, but I just had to grab this too. I'm aware it's a re-release. No big deal. It's even more enjoyable on vinyl. The packaging is top-notch. So many amazing pictures. Really well put together. Strongly recommend!
Queen has done it again with another stunning box set. It's great having the two concerts spread across separate CDs. The Blu-ray's quality is absolutely breathtaking. And let me tell you, the book is a real treasure.
This set was absolutely phenomenal! Queen were so vibrant, full of energy, and passionate. Their performance was flawless from start to finish, leaving nothing to chance. They were so close to perfection, you could feel their talent and dedication to crafting their unique sound. Brian May and his red special guitar created magic. His riffs were as powerful and nuanced as Tony Iommi's from Black Sabbath, as soaring and thunderous as Jimmy Page's. The rhythm section of Roger Taylor and John Deacon combined intensity and skill, grace and speed. Freddie Mercury was already showing signs of becoming a future king and legendary frontman with his pure voice, piano playing, and captivating stage presence. The young Queen was evolving at an incredible pace!
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