Tracklisting:

Disc 1

1. Introduction by Brian, John and Roger / Metallica: Enter Sandman
2. Metallica: Sad But True
3. Metallica: Nothing Else Matters
4. Extreme: Mustapha Intro / Bohemian Rhapsody (rock part)
5. Extreme: Keep Yourself Alive
6. Extreme: I Want To Break Free
7. Extreme: Fat Bottomed Girls
8. Extreme: Another One Bites The Dust
9. Extreme: We Will Rock You
10. Extreme: Radio Ga Ga
11. Extreme: Love Of My Life
12. Extreme: More Than Words
13. Def Leppard: Animal
14. Def Leppard: Let's Get Rocked
15. Def Leppard: Now I'm Here
16. Bob Geldof: Too Late God
17. Spinal Tap: The Majesty Of Rock

Time: 61.08 min.

Disc 2

1. U2: Til The End Of The World
2. Guns'n'Roses: Paradise City
3. Guns'n'Roses: Knocking On Heaven's Door
4. Queen+ Joe Elliott: Tie Your Mother Down
5. Queen+ Roger Daltrey: I Want It All
6. Queen+ Zucchero: Las Palabras De Amor
7. Queen+ Gary Cherone: Hammer To Fall
8. Queen+ James Hetfield: Stone Cold Crazy
9. Queen+ Robert Plant: Innuendo
10. Queen+ Robert Plant: Thank You
11. Queen+ Robert Plant: Crazy Little Thing Called Love
12. Brian May: Too Much Love Will Kill You

Time: 60.20

Disc 3

1. Queen+ Paul Young: Radio Ga Ga
2. Queen+ Seal: Who Wants To Live Forever
3. Queen+ Lisa Stansfield: I Want To Break Free
4. Queen+ David Bowie and Annie Lennox: Under Pressure
5. Queen+ David Bowie, Mick Ronson and Ian Hunter: All The Young Dudes
6. Queen+ David Bowie: Heroes
7. Queen+ George Michael: '39
8. Queen+ George Michael and Lisa Stansfield: These Are The Days Of Our Lives
9. Queen+ George Michael: Somebody To Love
10. Queen+ Elton John and Axl Rose: Bohemian Rhapsody
11. Queen+ Elton John: The Show Must Go On
12. Queen+ Axl Rose: We Will Rock You
13. Queen+ Liza Minelli & everyone: We Are The Champions
14. God Save The Queen

Time: 66.05 min.

Full colored back and front covers.

"The biggest send off in history" as Brian May says in his intro. Great concert over all, although some of the artist who were performing that day are totally gone from the "spotlight" now. (Where is Seal or Lisa Stansfield for example?!?) Legendary performance from George Michael with Somebody To Love and first ever live performance of Brian's huge solo hit "Too Much Love Will Kill You". When listening this concert you really understand how great singer Freddie was. Most of the artist don't do justice to the songs and some of them had to change the key to be able to sing them. Probably taken from the TV broadcast as few pauses have been edited out (most likely to avoid commercials). No songs missing and perfect soundboard sound.

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