This is an average Queen show, unfortunately
I know it's emotional and tear-jerking and all. The audience is great, and the band is really doing their best. But it doesn't quite work for me.
First of all, this is a daylight show. In the middle of the summer. Freddie was ill at the time and he's getting tired very quickly. Look how much he sweats! Also, his voice is in quite average shape, really. He's not able to hit the very high notes. Compare it to Montreal, or even to Budapest (couple of weeks later) and you'll HEAR the difference.
Second of all, the sound is too poppy for my taste. The guitar sound is truly terrible. It is so... flat. No power, no depth. Compare it with that big fat hard rocking sound from Hammersmith Odeon'79, Montreal'81 or Bowl'82. That's completely different sound. Also, I much more preferred the times, when there were only four of them on the stage (without hired keyboardist) and Freddie was playing much more piano (not only Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are The Champions and a part of Seven Seas, but also Somebody To Love, Killer Queen, Play The Game, etc.). They also play too many pop songs, so called "hits" leaving their hard rock edge on the side.
Of course someone else can find all those things irrelevant, or even working as an advantage for the show (the setlist), but for me, this is not THE Queen I always loved.