Amateur video recording of Queen concert in Slane (5th July 1986), Ireland, during their 1986 Magic Tour. Raw source video is a high generation copy which became also overbright while transfering. Unfortunately it's the best circulating copy at the moment. This restoration has ghost-effect significantly reduced, colours are corrected and the audio is replaced with an audience recording, which is fluttering at some points, but is still superior when compared to amateur video footage's audio. Also, this restoration is 50 FPS, as usually.
It's mostly complete and includes multiple angles. Some parts are really distant, others look like they're recorded 10 meters from the scene.
Queen - Live at Slane Castle - 5th July 1986:
0:00 Intro
0:45 One Vision
5:18 Tie Your Mother Down
6:16 Freddie stops a fight in the audience
7:05 Vocal improvisation
8:08 Tear It Up
10:02 A Kind of Magic
16:19 Under Pressure
19:40 Another One Bites the Dust
23:08 Gimmie Some Lovin'
24:08 Keep Yourself Alive
24:55 Guitar Solo
26:08 Now I'm Here
29:20 Vocal improvisation
31:24 Love of My Life
35:18 Is This the World We Created...?
38:08 You're So Square
39:23 Hello Mary Lou
40:43 Bohemian Rhapsody
46:27 Hammer To Fall
51:33 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
53:14 Radio Gaga
59:33 We Will Rock You
1:02:08 Friends Will Be Friends
"Nearly 100,000 people poured into the grounds (and plenty without tickets) starting when the gates opened at 9am - a full nine hours before Queen were due to appear, and four hours even before the first supporting group was due on stage. Some brave souls came up the River Boyne in canoes, trying to get in the back way! With plenty of people admitting themselves into the show like this, it's impossible to calculate an accurate attendance for the gig. But the paid attendence of 92,000 was the largest for a show in Slane to date; even bigger than Bruce Springsteen's concert the previous year.
A fan recalls there wasn't much atmosphere to begin with because the show began and ended in daylight, due to a lack of lighting on the Slane site. Plenty of people in the audience got drunk and, combined with the steady rainfall, it led to some problems all afternoon. It began with various objects being thrown at the opening acts." ~Queenlive.ca
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