Track Listing

1. One Vision
2. Tie Your Mother Down
3. Show Must Go On
4. Fat Bottomed Girls
5. Another One Bites The Dust
6. Hammer To Fall
7. I Want It All
8. I Want To Break Free
9. Seagull
10. Love Of My Life
11. '39
12. I'm In Love With My Car
13. Say It's Not True
14. Shooting Star
15. Bad Company
16. Guitar Solo
17. Bijou
18. Last Horizon
19. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
20. C-lebrity
21. Feel Like Making Love
22. Bohemian Rhapsody
23. Cosmos Rockin'
24. All Right Now
25. We Will Rock You
26. We Are The Champions
27. God Save The Queen

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7341 in DVD
• Released on: 2009-06-15
• Rating: Exempt
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Import, PAL
• Number of discs: 3

DVD Description
1. One Vision
2. Tie Your Mother Down
3. Show Must Go On
4. Fat Bottomed Girls
5. Another One Bites The Dust
6. Hammer To Fall
7. I Want It All
8. I Want To Break Free
9. Seagull
10. Love Of My Life
11. '39
12. I'm In Love With My Car
13. Say It's Not True
14. Shooting Star
15. Bad Company
16. Guitar Solo
17. Bijou
18. Last Horizon
19. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
20. C-lebrity
21. Feel Like Making Love
22. Bohemian Rhapsody
23. Cosmos Rockin'
24. All Right Now
25. We Will Rock You
26. We Are The Champions
27. God Save The Queen

Customer Reviews

Fun stuff but camera work could be a lot better
I went to see the Cosmos Rocks tour in Liverpool and it was a fantastic night out with the whole band on top form.

Unlike some of the other moaners leaving reviews here I accept that Brian and Rodger have moved on and things are different now. One of the true pleasures is that the songs that Freddie wrote and sang are still going strong and work well with Paul's voice. It is good to hear some of Paul's early stuff again too and it was treat to have a few new songs from the new album.

OK it is a bit of a repetition - but then aren't all live shows? Look at the previous Queen releases of live shows on VHS and DVD and you will find that 90% of the playlist is the same going back to Live at Milton Keynes Bowl.

The extras explain how the filming was all rather off the cuff and last minute and it does show in places. The one place I was really looking forward to seeing again was the 'evolving' drum solo where Rodger's kit grows as the solo progresses. On stage it was a fantastic thing to watch but unfortunately it doesn't appear that the camera crew knew in advance what was going on because the whole experience seems to be pretty much missing with lots of close ups on Rodger's face and the crowd which turns the DVD experience into an ordinary drum solo.

There were some genuinely moving moments in the filming that redeems the overall show - not least a quarter of a million non-English speaking people singing Love of my Life flawlessly.

Finally where was GaGa? It was in the stage show so why isn't it in on the DVD?

All in all not the best concert recording but still worth having.

It's a live show, man!
I have been a Queen's fan for 36 years, and I'm tired of those reviewers who moaned about this DVD. I own all 3 Queen+Paul Rodgers' DVDs, they're all great! Paul has a different style, and his vocal in this DVD is the best of all 3. Me and my wife and even my children miss Freddie very much, he's incomparable, and Paul is almost comparable to him, only in different style. It's sad to see Freddie gone, and also sad to see Paul having left this line up. Please watch and listen to this DVD carefully, it's a great show, and-It's a live show, man! This concert is to raise fund for the Ukraine's Elena Franchuk AntiAids Foundation to 'save' people. Every live concert is different, it's not a studio recording; if you only care about what songs they played, perhaps don't buy any concert DVD. I own the DVD+2CDs+T Shirt package of this one, it worths every penny. One last thing, this DVD also has subtitles/lyrics, so you can sing along!

P.S. 1. Hope that all Queen's concerts and videos previously released in LD (laser disc) format will also be released as DVD or Blue Ray soon. I don't know if there is a tape of the 1979 'Live Killers' concert, if yes, please release in DVD or Blue Ray even sooner, thanks.
2. Is Dr. Brian May the only PhD rock guitarist, or even the only PhD rock musician (I understand that Roberta Flack is a PhD, but she's not a rock singer)? I really admire Dr. Brian May, for his preserverance to obtain PhD at the age of 60.

Well pleased
This package goes to prove that just how well suited both parties are for each other.Musically its really good and its really good value 2cds and a dvd.They seem to be enjoying themselves as much as the crowd and its a good mix of all members back catalogues. Play it loud and enjoy, its just a shame that at this point it seems that the Q+PR group is at an end but a really high point to be going out on.