Super Live in Japan

Infobox Film
name = Super Live in Japan


director =
producer = Simon Lupton
starring = Brian May Paul Rodgers Roger Taylor
music = Queen Paul Rodgers
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distributor = EMI Music Japan
released = April 28, 2006 (Japan only)
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country = Japan
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"Super Live in Japan" is a DVD by Queen + Paul Rodgers, capturing the performances in Saitama Super Arena in Japan on 27 October 2005 from their world tour, featuring songs from both Queen and Rodgers' catalogues. 15 of these songs will become available on DVD to the rest of the world as a Bonus DVD for the new Queen + Paul Rodgers studio album The Cosmos Rocks. The songs are marked as such: *. Fire and Water will be released on the digital single for C-lebrity, and Fire and Water and The Show Must Go On will be available to download on the C-lebrity iTunes exclusive single.

Disc one

Lead vocals by Paul Rodgers, except where noted.
#Reaching Out*
#Tie Your Mother Down*
#Fat Bottomed Girls*
#Another One Bites the Dust*
#Fire and Water*
#Crazy Little Thing Called Love*
#Say It's Not True
#*"Lead vocals: Roger Taylor"
#'39
#*"Lead vocals: Brian May"
#Love of My Life
#*"Lead vocals: Brian May"
#Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)*
#*"Lead vocals: Brian May and Paul Rodgers"
#Hammer to Fall
#Feel Like Makin' Love
#Let There Be Drums
#I'm in Love With My Car
#*"Lead vocals: Roger Taylor"
#Guitar Solo
#Last Horizon
#These Are the Days of Our Lives*
#*"Lead vocals: Roger Taylor"
#Radio Ga Ga*
#*"Lead vocals: Roger Taylor and Paul Rodgers"
#Can't Get Enough*
#A Kind of Magic
#Wishing Well
#I Want It All
#Bohemian Rhapsody
#*"Lead vocals: Freddie Mercury (pre-recorded) and Paul Rodgers"
#I Was Born to Love You*
#*"Lead vocals: Brian May and Roger Taylor
#The Show Must Go On
#All Right Now*
#We Will Rock You*
#We Are the Champions*
#God Save the Queen (tape)*

DVD produced by Simon Lupton. Audio for DVD produced by Justin Shirley-Smith & Kris Fredriksson.

Disc two

The Second Disc contains a Queen + Paul Rodgers documentary shot in Budapest.