Queen rocks Tokyo (1979)
April 24, 1979 - (and tomorrow) Queen's "Live Killers Tour" stops at Budokan in Tokyo, Japan
Calling All The Heroes
Kiss Like Judas
Still Too Young To Remember
Underneath Your Pillow
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