Queen Live A Concert Documentary

“Queen Live A Concert Documentary” by Greg Brooks, published by Omnibus Press in 2005, offers an in-depth exploration of the legendary rock band Queen’s live performances over two decades. This 2nd edition, comprising 293 pages, details the band’s journey from their early concerts in the Home Counties in 1970 to their final show at Knebworth Park in 1986, along with the notable Freddie Mercury Memorial Concert at Wembley Stadium. The book presents a comprehensive overview of Queen’s concert history, including set lists from nearly every performance and insights into their development as a touring band.

Readers will find a wealth of information, including Queen’s BBC sessions and memorabilia such as tickets, programmes, and passes. The book also features a complete discography of live singles, LPs, and CDs, along with a detailed listing of cover versions performed by the band. By tracing the evolution of Queen’s live career, this documentary provides a thorough account of what the band played live and the reasons behind their choices, making it a valuable resource for fans and music enthusiasts alike.