Product Description
On April 20th 1992, Roger Taylor, Brian May and John Deacon, the surviving members of Queen, took to the stage at Wembley Stadium for the start of one of the biggest events in rock history, which the band had organized to pay tribute to their former colleague the incomparable Freddie Mercury. Queen was joined by some of the greatest musical talent in the world to celebrate Freddie's life and work and to increase public awareness of AIDS, the disease that had prematurely ended his life the previous year. As well as being great entertainment, the concert raised a huge and still growing sum of money for the Mercury Phoenix Trust, a charity formed at the time whose charter is the relief of suffering from AIDS throughout the world. Now for the first time both halves of the concert are being made available on video along with additional bonus material in this special edition release.

Bonus Features:
60 minute documentary, rehearsal footage, photo galleries

Track Listing:
OPENING ACTS
1) Intro 2) Brian May / Roger Taylor / John Deacon Introduction 3) Metallica Enter Sandman 4) Metallica Sad But True 5) Metallica Nothing Else Matters 6) Freddie Montage (Insert) 7) Extreme Queen Medley 8) Freddie Montage (Insert) 9) Def Leppard & Brian May Now I'm Here 10) Queen I'm Going Slightly Mad video (Insert) 11) Bob Geldof Too Late God 12) Guns n' Roses Paradise City 13) Guns n' Roses Knocking On Heavens Door 14) Elizabeth Taylor Speech

MAIN QUEEN SET
1) Joe Elliot, Slash & Queen Tie Your Mother Down 2) Roger Daltrey, Tony Iommi & Queen I Want It All 3) Zucchero & Queen Las Palabras De Amor 4) Gary Cherone, Tony Iommi & Queen Hammer To Fall 5) James Hetfield, Tony Iommi & Queen Stone Cold Crazy 6) Robert Plant & Queen Crazy Little Thing Called Love 7) Brian May Too Much Love Will Kill You 8) Paul Young & Queen Radio Ga Ga 9) Seal & Queen Who Wants To Live Forever 10) Lisa Stansfield & Queen I Want To Break Free 11) David Bowie, Annie Lennox & Queen Under Pressure 12) Ian Hunter, David Bowie, Mick Ronson & Queen All The Young Dudes 13) David Bowie, Mick Ronson & Queen Heroes 14) George Michael & Queen Year Of 39 15) George Michael, Lisa Stansfield & Queen These Are The Days Of Our Lives 16) George Michael, London Gospel Choir & Queen Somebody To Love 17) Elton John, Axl Rose & Queen Bohemian Rhapsody 18) Elton John, Tony Iommi & Queen The Show Must Go On 19) Axl Rose & Queen We Will Rock You 20) Liza Minelli & Ensemble We Are The Champions

BONUS MATERIAL:
1) Rehearsal Footage 2) Documentary 3) Photo Galleries 4) Facts

DVD
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DPH7QEI/?tag=imwan-20

Blu-ray
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DPH7V8E/?tag=imwan-20

This might just be the most epic concert ever.

Glad to see Extreme's medley on here, but it would have been outstanding to get the whole concert. Still, may pick this up to replace my VHS copy.

Got a promo copy of the Blu-ray at 'Rama. Nice full-color booklet too.

So is there anything here not found on previous releases?

Jimbo, what are the audio bit rate options?

In answering my own question, this is basically a "unification" release bringing together material from the various versions that preceded it.

Yes, you now get a good portion of the opening set originally included on the debut VHS release, but still with several missing songs (e.g., Extreme, Def Leppard, Spinal Tap, U2, Mango Groove). And Robert Plant's "Innuendo" (which featured a few lines of "Kashmir" thrown in for good measure) remains excised from the main set.

But it has supposedly all been remastered, and given rights and restrictions this is likely the best version that will ever see official release.