One Sweet Moment is the kind of comprehensive and satisfying release that makes collecting these titles worth while and fun.  Wardour picks Queen's show at St. James Park in Newcastle for their very first A Kind Of Magic tour release and they've release almost all of the available audio and video sources for this great show.  The audience source used for the audio is a very good to excellent complete recording.  There is a cut in the tape in the reprise of "Now I'm Here" that is filled in by a poor sounding source that may be from this show or not, it's hard to tell.   

"It seems like  yesterday we played the Newcastle City Hall" Brian says before "Love Of My Life" and annouces that the proceeds from the show will go to the Save The Children organization before "Is This The World We Created?"  The Magic tour contains the longest acoustic set Queen ever performed with the standards "Baby I Don't Care", "Hello Mary Lou" and "Tutti Frutti".  This was done to remember their roots and, as May explains in a later interview, because Zeppelin did it.  By this time in the tour "Friends Will Be Friends" was inserted between "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions", introducting another anthem that would unfortunately have no future airings.   

The silver pressed dvd included in this set is from an audience member's camcorder.  It is just off of the floor and gives a good view of the entire stage and all of the action.  The lighting is horrible with the band members being washed out from both the sun and the stage lights so you see a white silhouette of Freddie running around the stage.  It improves a bit when the sun goes down during the acoustic set but is not something that will be watched too often.  There is also a cut in "Radio Ga-Ga".  At least fifteen minutes of the show was professionally filmed which appeared on television and was released on video tape, but none of that is used here.  Nonetheless One Sweet Moment is a wonderful and comprehensive set and definitely worth having.