Just an awesome Live album. Conveys their powerful concert experience better than most band's live recordings.

Okay. so just who was "Death On Two Legs" dedicated to?

Queen was recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. There was the traditional end of the ceremonies jam session. With that many musicians and vocalists on stage, it's a damned shame they did not attempt "Bohemian Rhapsody". It would probably have been the only it could have been done absolutely live.

re: Death on Two Legs
Their former manager.

re: Death on Two Legs, still.

If you're wondering what got bleeped out, I have it on good authority that Freddie Mercury said something like "This is about a [motherf***er of a gentleman]", with the bracketed part being was edited, of course.

On another note, has anyone heard Live at Wembley '86? Personally, I think it at least sounds better than this one (well played, but badly mixed at times).

re: Bohemian Rhapsody

Brian May & Roger Taylor did that TOTALLY live, at The Queen's Jubilee celebration. They performed it with the cast and some of the musicians from "We Will Rock You" (the new Queen-based musical, in case you haven't heard of it).