I'm so far behind the times.....
As to 'Killer Queen': the band never performed the full version....from the 'Sheer Heart Attack' tour up to Montreal '81, and then during 'The Works' tour.
Why? I have no effin' idea.
The setlist, as mentioned earlier, had a couple of surprises, most notably 'Is This The World We Created...?'. Playing 'A Kind Of Magic' to a Stateside audience was also a treat.
Back in 2017, for the 40th anniversary of 'News Of The World', the first few shows had 'Get Down Make Love' during the concert, and then 'Spread Your Wings' as the opening encore. Both were dropped due to supposed lack of response. Well, 'Spread Your Wings' in the middle would have worked.
I've been annoyed for two decades that they didn't play 'Driven By You' of Brian's, and a kick axe version of Roger's 'Man On Fire' as something different. Along with 'Let Me Live', 'Innuendo', or 'Breakthru'. Hey, give me 'Keep Passing The Open Windows' just to make me happy.
'Love Kills' was done back when the long lost track was finally released. That, along with 'Let Me In Your Heart Again' would have been a nice touch on this tour, since other Works tracks were featured so prominently this go round.
Of the fourteen cities they performed at, eight added an extra night. I talked with friends that went to both the San Francisco and LA shows. They say that the LA attendance is at least 25,000. That outdoor soccer stadium in LA sold out in one hour for the first show, thus the second night. And, as the wife and I know all too well, those tickets went for either $250 or $500 a piece (as we paid for the Baltimore first night, which sold out in thirty minutes).
A shame they didn't do a stadium show in Detroit. We'd have gladly flown there and attended another show.
For the fourth time, we said 'thank you and good night' to Brian and Roger. God knows....god knows....... we might break free for yet another show in another year.