Queen music download : ANNOUNCE: Brussels (6/17/1986) (Gregsynth Remaster) FLAC Torrent

Recently, Sir GH posted the master tape of this AWESOME Magic Tour show (thank you Bob). I am now posting a remaster of this master tape! The original concert ran about 15 cents slow (this has been corrected). I also have EQ'd it (did some mid boost, and some minor hiss reduction), and I made this concert into "stereo" (since the original recording was mono, I took each song, made a duplicate track, and pitched it up 1 cent in one channel--creating a stereo sound).

Set-list:

1. One Vision
2. Tie Your Mother Down
3. In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited
4. Seven Seas Of Rhye
5. Tear It Up
6. A Kind Of Magic
7. Under Pressure
8. Another One Bites The Dust
9. Who Wants To Live Forever
10. I Want To Break Free
11. Impromptu
12. Guitar Solo
13. Now I'm Here
14. Love Of My Life
15. Is This The World We Created?
16. You're So Square
17. Hello Mary Lou
18. Tutti Frutti
19. Mustapha (Intro)
20. Bohemian Rhapsody
21. Hammer To Fall
22. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
23. Radio Ga Ga
24. We Will Rock You
25. Friends Will Be Friends
26. We Are The Champions
27. God Save The Queen

This show is filled with many wonderful moments: We have an awesome crowd, and since it's early in the tour, Freddie's voice is in great shape! He sings probably his best rendition of ITLOTG...Revisited on the tour (he doesn't yelp or shout the high notes in the intro, plus he sings them on closed vowel sounds--very rare), he also delivers excellent performances of Tear It Up, Under Pressure, AODTD, Now I'm Here, Love Of My Life, Bohemian Rhapsody (one of the best versions on the tour), We Will Rock You, and WATC!

Thanks goes to Sir GH for sharing this wonderful concert, and Olivier Feltgen for taping this concert!

ENJOY!!!

You're welcome!

MERCI BEAUCOUP

Thank you very much for this special show!

I'll upload this to megaupload/mediafire today!

Thanks to all people involved

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All I did was copy the track over to another channel, then raised the pitch (didn't touch actual tempo), by 0.001 of a semitone. That way, it creates the "stereo" effect. Whenever I fix the pitch and tempo on recordings, I do them separate (to be as accurate as possible). I did try using the "chorus" method, but that causing some bad distortion, and an "artificial" sound to go through the sound (even with an EQ attempt). Moving the timeline in Audacity was actually throwing the tempo and sync OFF.

As for the SBEs, I dunno, maybe I did inadvertently caused those. In that case, I'll take responsibility for that-sorry.

BTW, I do know how to remaster (well on a basic level), I was probably having an off day and coupled with the excitement of this concert, I overlooked some stuff.

Thanks for the comment, though.

Well, I was trying to say that wanted to get the sound "spread" across the headphones/speakers.

Could I at least stick the pitch correction stuff that I used to do (and that's the only thing I did)? I can't fuck that up!

Thanks.

Give me a concert that needs pitch correction. I want to prove myself.

"Nobody told you to download it." sirGH
This was your reply, last time when I was critical about a so called "remaster".
Isn't applicable to you ?

aristide1 wrote: "Nobody told you to download it." sirGH
This was your reply, last time when I was critical about a so called "remaster".
Isn't applicable to you ?
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Sir GH wrote: Let's not make this too easy for him, Greg.  I'd prefer to watch him squirm..
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Haha. Does he have a grudge or something against you?

This sounds amusing!

Do you want me to delete this torrent?

I agree. I want to redo this. I want to just get the pitch corrected!

OK.

on my way up wrote: I'm not very fond of about 90% of the remasters to be honest.

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I agree with You on my way up, no offense to anyone but to equalize a track generally isn’t a good idea because each one have his own preferences over the range of audio frequencies, so what is good for someone isn't necessarily good for someone else, so generally it’s better to maintain intact the track (without equalization), and once been equalized, the track, cannot be recovered the original level of db lost at certain points, by other side to use the hiss reduction option in most cases worsens the audio content due to the use of “filters” that also “stole” the high frequencies of the audio.