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"Queen: Illustrated Live at Wembley '86 Songbook" video.
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Headline: Queen: Live at Wembley '86 | The Illustrated Songbook (Lyrics & Chords)
Experience the magic of Queen’s legendary 1986 Wembley performance like never before! This video presents a complete "Illustrated Songbook," featuring authentic chords and lyrics set against custom-sharpened, illustrated artwork inspired by the iconic Live Magic era.
Whether you're a guitarist looking to play along or a fan wanting to relive the setlist in a new artistic style, this digital songbook captures the energy of Freddie, Brian, Roger, and John at the height of their powers.
🎵 SETLIST / TRACKLIST:
1. One Vision (0:00)
Fact: Written by the whole band, inspired by their Live Aid experience.
2. Tie Your Mother Down (5:10)
Fact: A Brian May staple that has opened almost every Queen show since 1976.
3. In the Lap of the Gods... Revisited (9:00)
Fact: This was the crowd-singalong closer before "We Are The Champions" took its place.
4. Seven Seas of Rhye (11:30)
Fact: Queen's first major hit single, featuring Brian May’s signature "arpeggio" guitar style.
5. A Kind of Magic (13:50)
Fact: Freddie Mercury’s iconic yellow jacket worn during this song became the definitive image of the Wembley '86 shows.
6. Under Pressure (20:20)
Fact: Originally a jam session with David Bowie in Switzerland; at Wembley, the crowd famously took over the bassline.
7. Another One Bites the Dust (24:15)
Fact: Written by John Deacon, this track was influenced by the chic-funk sound of the late 70s.
8. Who Wants to Live Forever (28:00)
Fact: Brian May wrote the lyrics in a car after seeing a rough cut of the movie 'Highlander'.
9. Bohemian Rhapsody (33:10)
Fact: During live shows, the band would exit the stage for the "operatic" middle section as it was too complex to perform live in the 80s.
10. Hammer to Fall (39:00)
Fact: A heavy rock anthem written by Brian May dealing with the ultimate "hammer" of fate.
11. Radio Ga Ga (44:20)
Fact: Famous for the synchronized double-handclap from 72,000 fans in unison.
12. We Will Rock You (50:15)
Fact: Designed by Brian May as an "instrument" that the audience plays with their feet and hands.
13. Friends Will Be Friends (52:30)
Fact: A rare instance of Queen performing a song from their latest album right before the finale.
14. We Are The Champions (54:40)
Fact: Freddie Mercury wrote this as a "participation" song for the fans, not as a boast for the band.
15. God Save The Queen (57:50)
Fact: Brian May’s multi-tracked guitar arrangement of the national anthem, the traditional closing of every Queen concert.
🎸 Key Features in this Video:
• On-Screen Chords: Accurate guitar/piano chords synced with the music.
• Sharpened Illustrations: Custom-made artwork based on the 1986 Magic Tour.
• Full Lyrics: Follow along with every word of Freddie's legendary performance.
Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and comment with your favorite Wembley moment!
#Queen #FreddieMercury #Wembley86 #LiveMagic #GuitarChords #Songbook #RockHistory #brianmay
"Queen: Illustrated Live at Wembley '86 Songbook" video.
To download images queen-corner.blogspot.com/2026/05/queen-live-at-wembley-illustrated-chord.html
Headline: Queen: Live at Wembley '86 | The Illustrated Songbook (Lyrics & Chords)
Experience the magic of Queen’s legendary 1986 Wembley performance like never before! This video presents a complete "Illustrated Songbook," featuring authentic chords and lyrics set against custom-sharpened, illustrated artwork inspired by the iconic Live Magic era.
Whether you're a guitarist looking to play along or a fan wanting to relive the setlist in a new artistic style, this digital songbook captures the energy of Freddie, Brian, Roger, and John at the height of their powers.
🎵 SETLIST / TRACKLIST:
1. One Vision (0:00)
Fact: Written by the whole band, inspired by their Live Aid experience.
2. Tie Your Mother Down (5:10)
Fact: A Brian May staple that has opened almost every Queen show since 1976.
3. In the Lap of the Gods... Revisited (9:00)
Fact: This was the crowd-singalong closer before "We Are The Champions" took its place.
4. Seven Seas of Rhye (11:30)
Fact: Queen's first major hit single, featuring Brian May’s signature "arpeggio" guitar style.
5. A Kind of Magic (13:50)
Fact: Freddie Mercury’s iconic yellow jacket worn during this song became the definitive image of the Wembley '86 shows.
6. Under Pressure (20:20)
Fact: Originally a jam session with David Bowie in Switzerland; at Wembley, the crowd famously took over the bassline.
7. Another One Bites the Dust (24:15)
Fact: Written by John Deacon, this track was influenced by the chic-funk sound of the late 70s.
8. Who Wants to Live Forever (28:00)
Fact: Brian May wrote the lyrics in a car after seeing a rough cut of the movie 'Highlander'.
9. Bohemian Rhapsody (33:10)
Fact: During live shows, the band would exit the stage for the "operatic" middle section as it was too complex to perform live in the 80s.
10. Hammer to Fall (39:00)
Fact: A heavy rock anthem written by Brian May dealing with the ultimate "hammer" of fate.
11. Radio Ga Ga (44:20)
Fact: Famous for the synchronized double-handclap from 72,000 fans in unison.
12. We Will Rock You (50:15)
Fact: Designed by Brian May as an "instrument" that the audience plays with their feet and hands.
13. Friends Will Be Friends (52:30)
Fact: A rare instance of Queen performing a song from their latest album right before the finale.
14. We Are The Champions (54:40)
Fact: Freddie Mercury wrote this as a "participation" song for the fans, not as a boast for the band.
15. God Save The Queen (57:50)
Fact: Brian May’s multi-tracked guitar arrangement of the national anthem, the traditional closing of every Queen concert.
🎸 Key Features in this Video:
• On-Screen Chords: Accurate guitar/piano chords synced with the music.
• Sharpened Illustrations: Custom-made artwork based on the 1986 Magic Tour.
• Full Lyrics: Follow along with every word of Freddie's legendary performance.
Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and comment with your favorite Wembley moment!
#Queen #FreddieMercury #Wembley86 #LiveMagic #GuitarChords #Songbook #RockHistory #brianmay
