Queen: Live at the Rainbow (2014)

In the illustrious year of 1974, Queen, the unassailable powerhouse of rock, soared to unparalleled heights. Their rise to fame was punctuated by the release of two sensational hit singles, the rhythmic "Seven Seas Of Rhye" and the enchanting "Killer Queen." Their creative fervor yielded two captivating albums, "Queen II" and "Sheer Heart Attack," both of which reverberated across the UK, America, and Europe through major tours. Nestled within the heart of London's Finsbury Park, the iconic Rainbow Theatre bore witness to three electrifying, sold-out shows by Queen, one in the burgeoning spring of March and two in the crisp November autumn, each show following the release of their respective albums. Fast forward forty years to the anniversary of these legendary performances, fans are gifted the opportunity to relive the magic of Queen "Live At The Rainbow '74". This cinematic gem, meticulously restored, remixed, and digitally mastered, uncovers hidden footage, a testament to Queen's exuberant past. The main spectacle is the November show, a masterclass of their musical prowess, but as an added delight, viewers are treated to a rare glimpse of surviving footage from the March concert. "Queen: Live at the Rainbow" encapsulates the band's youthful audacity, showcasing their ability to enrapture audiences with a show that continues to resonate in the annals of rock history.

Queen: Live at the Rainbow is a documentary movie featuring Freddie Mercury and directed by Bruce Gowers.

It is possible to buy Queen: Live at the Rainbow on Amazon Video and Apple TV.