New York City 8/5/1974 review by Jim Melanson - from 'Billboard', 25 May 1974
Feb 12, 2024 7:49:06 GMT
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Post by fabiogminero on Feb 12, 2024 7:49:06 GMT
Hi everyone.
Below I post a double review, published in the American music magazine Billboard on 25th May, 1974: these are reviews of the shows at the Uris Theater in New York City by Mott The Hoople (written by Nancy Elrich) and their support group Queen (written by Jim Melanson).
Speaking about Queen, they are reviewed very well (Melanson is talking about the 8th May 1974 concert, the second night in Broadway), especially with regards to the songs from the first album ('Keep Yourself Alive', 'Son And Daughter' and 'Liar'); Melanson maintains that despite Freddie leaning a little too much on stage dramatics, the band has all the credentials necessary for a self-respecting rock group.
Enjoy your reading!
Below I post a double review, published in the American music magazine Billboard on 25th May, 1974: these are reviews of the shows at the Uris Theater in New York City by Mott The Hoople (written by Nancy Elrich) and their support group Queen (written by Jim Melanson).
Speaking about Queen, they are reviewed very well (Melanson is talking about the 8th May 1974 concert, the second night in Broadway), especially with regards to the songs from the first album ('Keep Yourself Alive', 'Son And Daughter' and 'Liar'); Melanson maintains that despite Freddie leaning a little too much on stage dramatics, the band has all the credentials necessary for a self-respecting rock group.
Enjoy your reading!