8.2.14 Help me with my Q+AL Scrapbook, a bit of A3 news!

Oh, I know mlg is very careful and respects other people's work. But she may not be able to enforce a copyright her designs.
Permission from photographers does not mean they give her their copyright just allow her to use. Plus, Queen owns their logo, etc.

The other part of these bootlegs, however, are more clear -- the rights to the music are owned.

ETA: My bet is that this bootleg reappears somewhere else.

Black Hi-Lighter ‏@blackhi_Lighter 55m
@rsdivajessica We saw the QUEEN show at the Forum and it was super rad! No one is Freddy, but @adamlambert held his own. #rocknroll


ETA:  This is a band and they have an album called Bite The Bullet.  Found this when I googled.

"BITE THE BULLET reflects BHL's love of early '70s glam, 80's stadium rock, and late '90s alt-rock, throwing Bowie, T. Rex, Queen and Badfinger into a sweaty, dirty backroom with Interpol, Guided By Voices, Queens of the Stone Age and Radiohead."

Just look how breathtakingly, stunningly gorgeous he is- and so warm and close and cuddley.    

Guide to choosing which audio files to download:

If you want the best audio quality possible, download either the FLAC or AppleLossless (a.k.a. ALAC).  But these files are bigger than the other formats.

If you don't care about the best audio quality possible, or if you have vary limited file space on your PC, cell phone, or other device you wish to play these on, or if you have problems downloading the larger files on your internet, then download either the AAC or MP3 files.

FLAC - Very high quality! Playable in VLC Media Player on Windows & Mac (Apple) PCs. Playable with the Gone Mad Music Player on Android phones & tablets (except Amazon Kindle Fire). NOT playable in iTunes or Windows Media Player (if you install the right audio codecs, can play in WMP).

AppleLossless (a.k.a. ALAC) - Very high quality! Playable in iTunes & VLC Media Player on both Windows & Mac PCs. Playable on all APPLE devices: PCs, iPads, iPhones, etc. NOT playable in Windows Media Player.

AAC (a.k.a. m4a) - Medium quality! Playable in just about all music players on both Windows & Mac PCs, including iTunes, VLC, & WMP. Playable on all Apple devices including PCs, iPads, iPhones. Playable on Android phones & tablets, including Amazon Kindle Fire.

MP3 - Medium quality, but slightly less quality than AAC & takes up more space! Playable in just about all music players on both Windows & Mac PCs, including iTunes, VLC, & WMP. Playable on all Apple devices including PCs, iPads, iPhones. Playable on Android phones & tablets, including Amazon Kindle Fire.

AAC was developed by Apple. It is the default format for iTunes and all things Apple. The only reason to choose MP3 over AAC is if you have an old device that only plays MP3 and there are very few of those. For example, my car's CD player will play MP3 CDs.

The FLAC & ALAC downloads come in 2 formats: 1) 96kHz/24bit (very large in size), & 2) 44.1kHz/16bit (smaller in size). The also come in both a single full concert file and in individual song files. If you want to make a very high quality CD from the audio, download the individual files in either the FLAC or ALAC 44.1kHz/16bit format. Use iTunes (on either Windows or Mac) to make a CD from the ALAC files. Or on Windows, use the free AnyBurn software to make a CD from the FLAC files using the instructions I posted in the Tech Help thread:

adamtopia.com/post/506619/thread