Queen - Live In Budapest FLAC

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Credits

• Bass – John Deacon
• Cinematographer – Elemér Ragályi
• Design – Richard Gray
• Director Of Photography – Ragalyi Elemer
• Drums – Roger Taylor
• Executive-Producer – Hegedus Laszlo, Jim Beach
• Film Director [Stage Direction] – Zsombolyai Janos
• Film Producer – Mihaly György
• Guitar, Keyboards – Brian May
• Keyboards [Additional], Guitar [Additional], Vocals [Additional] – Spike Edney
• Management [Studio Executive] – Basco Peter
• Mixed By [Stereo Sound Mixed With] – John Brough
• Mixed By [Stereo Sound] – Trip Khalaf
• Other [Concert Production] – Gerry Stickells
• Production Manager – Elek Andras
• Technician [Sound] – Kovacs György, James Khalaf, Mack
• Video Editor – Kabdebo Katalin, Miklos Maria, Palfia Mariann, Losonci Teri, Posan Zsuzsa
• Vocals, Piano, Guitar – Freddie Mercury

Notes

Recorded live at The Nepstadium, Budapest, Hungary, 27th July, 1986.

"On the 27th of July 1986 Queen performed the largest ever stadium concert in the Eastern block. 17 of Hungary's top film cameramen were there to record the event and follow the band relaxing in and around Budapest. This film is the first rock concert to be filmed by Mafilm, the famous Hungarian government film company. It was premiered on the 12th of December 1986 in Budapest's National Congress Hall and represents a unique insight into the Hungarian film making style adapted to western rock and roll."

Concert production by Gerry Stickells for GLS Productions, Inc.

© 1987 Queen Films Ltd, the Multimedia Organisation (Europe) Ltd, Mafilm, Dialog Studio.
A Picture Music International Release for Queen Films.

Rated E: Exempt from classification.
Total running time: 90 minutes approx.

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Queen Films Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Multimedia Organisation (Europe) Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Mafilm
• Copyright (c) – Dialog Studio
• Recorded At – Népstadion

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