Liar (Queen - Live in Sun City: 10/19/1984)

The following upload is the first from the 80’s on this channel! This concert is the recently discovered soundboard recording of their 8th night in Sun City. City: Sun City, Bophuthatswana Venue: Sun City Super Bowl Setlist: 1. “Machines" 2. “Tear It Up” 3. “Tie Your Mother Down” 4 .“Under Pressure” 5. “Somebody To Love” 6. “Killer Queen” 7. “Seven Seas Of Rhye” 8. “Keep Yourself Alive” 9. “Liar” 10. “Impromptu” 11. “It’s A Hard Life” 12. “Dragon Attack” 13. “Now I’m Here” 14. “Is This The World We Created…?” 15. “Love Of My Life” 16. “Another One Bites The Dust” 17. “Hammer To Fall” 18. “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” 19. “Bohemian Rhapsody” 20. “Radio Ga Ga” Encore 21. “I Want To Break Free” 22. “Jailhouse Rock” Encore 23. “We Will Rock You” 24. “We Are The Champions” 25. “God Save The Queen” This is the 8th of 9 problematic shows at the Sun City Super Bowl in Bophuthatswana, a Bantustan of South Africa. Freddie has had vocal problems during the earlier shows, to the point at which they actually had to cut short their show on the 7th October. Tonight they are late to get on stage. Despite all the problems, they manage to play a good show. Freddie leads the band into an improvisation between "Somebody To Love" and "Killer Queen" that has a large similarity to a part of The March Of The Black Queen. Brian and Roger then join in with an improvised rendition of My Fairy King. The Impromptu from this show is outstanding, where Freddie naturally puts in all his effort, even so that he is puffed out by the start of “It’s A Hard Life”. This show is unique in that it is the first time that Freddie introduces “Dragon Attack” since the band started playing it in 1980. Freddie introduces “Another One Bites The Dust” with his 'tits and ass' joke, normally said before Fat Bottomed Girls on other tours. This concert also includes a brief singalong of We Will Rock You before “Hammer To Fall” (like done in Stockholm 1982 before Fat Bottomed Girls). Brian completely forgets the slide solo during “Radio Ga Ga” prompting Freddie to save the day by singing it in falsetto. Freddie also masters the bridge of “I Want To Break Free”. Enjoy!