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[tracklisting][CD1]
Session 1: 1. My Fairy King 2. Keep Yourself Alive 3. Doing All Right 4. Liar / Session 2: 5. See What A Fool I’ve Been 6. Keep Yourself Alive 7. Liar 8. Son And Daughter / Session 3: 9. Ogre Battle 10. Modern Times Rock’n’Roll 11. Great King Rat 12. Son And Daughter

[CD2]
Session 4: 1. Modern Times Rock’n’Roll 2. Nevermore 3. White Queen (As It Began) / Session 5: 4. Now I’m Here 5. Stone Cold Crazy 6. Flick Of The Wrist 7. Tenement Funster / Session 6: 8. We Will Rock You 9. We Will Rock You (Fast) 10. Spread Your Wings 11. It’s Late 12. My Melancholy Blues

[CD3: Queen Live On Air]
Golders Green Hippodrome, London, 13th September 1973: 1. Procession (Intro Tape) 2. Father To Son 3. Son And Daughter 4. Guitar Solo 5. Son And Daughter (Reprise) 6. Ogre Battle 7. Liar 8. Jailhouse Rock

Estádio Do Morumbi, São Paulo, Brazil, 20th March 1981: 9. Intro 10. We Will Rock You (Fast) 11. Let Me Entertain You 12. I’m In Love With My Car 13. Alright Alright 14. Dragon Attack 15. Now I’m Here 16. Love Of My Life

Maimmarktgelände, Mannheim, Germany, 21st June 1986: 17. A Kind Of Magic 18. Vocal Improvisation 19. Under Pressure 20. Is This The World We Created 21. (You’re So Square) Baby I Don’t Care 22. Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) 23. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 24. God Save The Queen

[CD4: Queen On Air - The Interviews (1976-1980)]
Freddie Mercury With Kenny Everett (November 1976) / Queen with Tom Browne (Christmas 1977) / Roger Taylor with Richard Skinner (June 1979) / Roger Taylor with Tommy Vance (December 1980) / Roy Thomas Baker ‘The Record Producers’

[CD5: Queen On Air - The Interviews: (1981-1986)]
John Deacon, South American tour (March 1981) / Brian May ‘Rock On’ with John Tobler (June 1982) / Brian May ‘Saturday Live’ with Richard Skinner and Andy Foster (March 1984) / Freddie Mercury ‘Newsbeat’ (August 1984) / Brian May ‘Newsbeat’ (September 1984) / Freddie Mercury ‘Saturday Live’ (September 1984) / Freddie Mercury with Simon Bates (April 1985) / Brian May ‘The Way It Is’ with David ‘Kid’ Jensen (July 1986)

[CD 6: Queen On Air - The Interviews (1986-1992)]
Roger Taylor ‘My Top Ten’ with Andy Peebles (May 1986) / ‘Queen For An Hour’ with Mike Read (May 1989) / Brian May ‘Freddie And Too Much Love Will Kill You’ with Simon Bates (August 1982) / Brian May ‘Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert’ with Johnnie Walker (October 1992)[/tracklisting]

6CD Deluxe Edition Box Set (detailed above)
US - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZZG6GF/?tag=imwan-20
CA - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01LZZG6GF/?tag=imwanca-20
UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LZBBLMX/?tag=imwan-21

2CD Standard Edition: The Complete BBC Radio Sessions
US - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LSVFH0C/?tag=imwan-20
CA - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01LSVFH0C/?tag=imwanca-20
UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LZBBKJ9/?tag=imwan-21

3LP Vinyl Edition: The Complete BBC Radio Sessions
US - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZZH18I/?tag=imwan-20
CA - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01LZZH18I/?tag=imwanca-20
UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LYC6MV7/?tag=imwan-21

To paraphrase Queen "I Want It All".

Rick A.

I'm with Rick...

Bump to add all the finalised pre-order details to the first post.

Pete had quoted some early information which had several differences from what the final configurations turned out to be, so I've removed that post to avoid any confusion. Queen On Air is scheduled to come in three flavours: a 6CD box set with everything, and a humbler 2CD or 3LP set containing only Queen's BBC sessions. The big deluxe box is pictured in the first post -- for collectors who opt for just the 2CD set, here's what it will look like:



https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LSVFH0C/?tag=imwan-20

I just locked in the Amazon UK pre-order for the 6 CD set.

25.89 GBP = 33.6138 USD and this includes the mailing. WOW!

Thanks Linda!

Rick A.

3 CDs of interviews on the 6 CD version?

Ugh.

And the 3rd disc doesn't get included on the smaller edition.

I'll pass on all configurations.

I was very surprised with the 3 CDs of no music

Bizarre, strictly for extreme fans only (the superdeluxe version)

I hear what you guys are saying, but for only $9.00 more you are getting another CD which has some really good stuff on it.

Rick A.

I have so much live Queen, there's no point in this feeble release for me personally.

I'd listen to it once or twice.

The "interviews" will be listened to instead of the God awful talk radio at night.

Rick A.

Queen's official YouTube channel has posted some audio previews:

The 2-CD set showed up at 'Rama today, so I settled.

Maybe the 3rd disc will get its own release down the line.