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On March 31st, 1974, Queen performed a landmark show at London’s The Rainbow. The gig took place at the end of their first countrywide tour as headliners. It was recorded to come out as a live album, but the band opted to shelve the set so they could instead work on what would go on to be their 1974 album, Sheer Heart Attack. Well now, 40 years later, the performance is coming out. On September 9th, you can pick up the package, called Queen: Live at the Rainbow ’74, on CD, DVD, Blu-ray, vinyl or digitally as either a standard edition or a deluxe edition with bonus material like a hardback book with rare photos.
RELATED AUDIO: Drummer Roger Taylor told us about the magic Queen had onstage back then – AUDIO:
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TIDBIT: The set includes over a dozen tracks never before released on any official Queen live album.
TALKING POINT: Will you be buying Queen: Live at the Rainbow ’74?