Live at Wembley ’86 by Queen, album cover
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Live at Wembley ’86

Released26 May 1992
Popularity58.1
Also cited26 March 1992

Live at Wembley '86 is a double live album from Queen, recorded on Saturday 12 July 1986 at Wembley Stadium in London during the Magic Tour. It came out on 26 May 1992, and a companion DVD followed in June 2003.

It captures the band on the road after A Kind of Magic, in front of a home crowd in one of Britain's biggest stadiums. The record has had a busy afterlife. A remastered edition with bonus tracks appeared in the US in August 2003 as Live at Wembley Stadium, a title later used elsewhere without the extras. In September 2011 a remastered DVD presented the Friday night show in full for the first time, and a Deluxe Edition added the Saturday concert on remastered CD.

Live at Wembley ’86: tracklist, credits and charts

28 tracks · 1:50:58

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1One VisionDeacon, May, Mercury, Taylor5:51
  3. 2Tie Your Mother DownBrian May3:52
  4. 3In the Lap of the GodsFreddie Mercury2:44
  5. 4Seven Seas of RhyeFreddie Mercury1:18
  6. 5Tear It UpBrian May2:12
  7. 6A Kind of MagicRoger Taylor8:42
  8. 7Under PressureBowie, Deacon, May, Mercury, Taylor3:41
  9. 8Another One Bites the DustJohn Deacon4:54
  10. 9Who Wants to Live ForeverBrian May5:16
  11. 10I Want to Break FreeJohn Deacon3:34
  12. 11ImpromptuDeacon, May, Mercury, Taylor2:57
  13. 12Brighton Rock SoloBrian May9:11
  14. 13Now I’m HereBrian May6:20
  15. Disc 2
  16. 1Love of My LifeFreddie Mercury4:49
  17. 2Is This the World We Created…?Brian May and Freddie Mercury2:58
  18. 3(You’re So Square) Baby I Don’t CareMike Stoller and Jerry Leiber1:36
  19. 4Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)Cayet Mangiaracina and Gene Pitney1:51
  20. 5Tutti FruttiLaBostrie, Richard, Lubin2:54
  21. 6Gimme Some Lovin’Davis, Winwood, Winwood0:55
  22. 7Bohemian RhapsodyFreddie Mercury5:51
  23. 8Hammer to FallBrian May5:57
  24. 9Crazy Little Thing Called LoveFreddie Mercury6:06
  25. 10Big SpenderCy Coleman and Dorothy Fields1:07
  26. 11Radio Ga GaRoger Taylor5:57
  27. 12We Will Rock YouBrian May2:48
  28. 13Friends Will Be FriendsJohn Deacon and Freddie Mercury2:06
  29. 14We Are the ChampionsBrian May and Freddie Mercury4:05
  30. 15God Save the Queen[unknown]1:27
Produced by
Queen
Recorded at
Wembley Stadium
Recorded
12 July 1986, September 1986 (overdubs)
Mixed by
Brian Malouf
Engineered by
Mack
Labels
Parlophone, EMI/Parlophone, Hollywood (US)
Length
1:50:58

Line-up

  • John Deacon · bass guitar, background vocals
  • Brian May · guitar, background vocals
  • Roger Taylor · drums (drum set), background vocals
  • Freddie Mercury · lead vocals, piano, guitar

Singles

  • “We Will Rock You / We Are the Champions” · June 1992 (EU)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19922
US Billboard 200 · 199253
Portuguese Albums (AFP) · 19921
New Zealand Albums · 19923
Austrian Albums · 19926
Swiss Albums · 19926
Dutch Albums · 199212
Hungarian Albums · 199213
Italian Albums · 2005–0613
Spanish Albums · 2005–0614
All 17 charts
Finnish Albums (Suomen Virallinen) · 199217
German Albums · 199220
Swedish Albums · 199229
Portuguese Albums · 202037
Ireland 2 · 2005–0691
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 199296
French Albums · 2005–06126

Certifications

RegionCertification
Brazil · 2001Gold
France · 1993Platinum
Germany · 2003Gold
Netherlands · 2005Gold
New ZealandGold
Spain · 1992Platinum
Switzerland · 1993Gold
United Kingdom · 2013Platinum
United States · 1999Platinum

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz; also seen: 1992-03-26 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz26 May 1992
Wikipedia infobox26 May 1992
Wikidata26 March 1992
US release2 June 1992earliest US date
UK / Europe release26 May 1992earliest UK or European date
23 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—CAHollywood Records00720616242228other
—XWHollywood Records00050087318994other
1992XEParlophone0077779959426other
1992FRParlophoneother
26 May 1992GBParlophone0077779959426original
26 May 1992GBParlophone0077779959419original
2 June 1992USHollywood Records720616110428other
24 June 1992JPEMI4988006670297other
2003—Parlophone724359109527other
2003XEParlophone724359109527other
2003XEParlophone724359109220other
2003XEParlophone724359109220other
2003USHollywood Records720616242228other
2003XEParlophone724349047198other
2003USHollywood Records720616240095other
9 June 2003US—other
August 2003US—other
27 October 2004JPParlophone4988006822863other
6 July 2008ESEMI8423793300218other
20 July 2008ESEMI8423793300218other
2011USEagle Rock Entertainment801213060092deluxe
5 September 2011GBIsland602527795706deluxe
5 October 2011JPIsland4988005685551remaster
Cover art sources

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