Its name is a play on the real life city called Baltimore. The city is present on the official map of Equestria, and on the world overview map in Gameloft's mobile game. In A Royal Problem's locked script, the mayor of Baltimare mentions that Baltimare is where Flash Prance 'staged his final resistance against the horde'.

In A Royal Problem, the mayor of Baltimare appears at Canterlot Castle in a heated argument with the mayor of Fillydelphia.

It is briefly featured in the eighth episode of Baby Flurry Heart's Heartfelt Scrapbook, where it shares its design with Maretropolis.

In My Little Pony: Friends Forever Issue #34, Cheese Sandwich and several fillies are abducted from a party in Baltimare by a living house. The Baltimare Flare is mentioned in Viva Las Pegasus. Mentioned again on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #41 page 12. It is shown, without being identified by name, in Pinkie Pride and again in Twilight's Kingdom - Part 2. It is referenced when Rainbow Dash gives a mini-report that a Pegasus just came back from there, and there was no danger. Other locations that appear or are mentioned in the series are also included.īaltimare is a city mentioned in It's About Time. A more updated version was included in The Art of Equestria. A stylized map of Equestria appears in the series' guidebook, and it encompasses most of the locations below. The exact affiliation of most locations with Equestria is not specified. The crowd really appreciated the gesture as Queen was one of the first rock bands to play there.The official map of Equestria from The Art of Equestria.Įquestria is the main setting of the show. on the Kind of Magic tour, Queen played a Hungarian folk song, Tavaszi Szél, so that the crowd could join in. The album is a good example of Queen’s live performances and the quality of the sound is very good, with all instruments and vocals very clear. All of the tracks were recorded live at Knebworth Park, England apart from ‘A Kind Of Magic’ and ‘Under Pressure’ which were recorded at Nepstadion, Budapest, Hungary and ‘Is This The World We Created?’ was recorded at Wembley Stadium 11th/12th July 1986. There are some notable exceptions/inclusions on the album – as well as a ‘Cut’ version of Bohemian Rhapsody, which didn’t go down well with Queen fans. This is a short compilation of Live performances from the Magic Tour of 1986.

Recommended Songs: One Vision (Queen), Tie Your Mother Down (May), A Kind of Magic (Taylor), Hammer To Fall (May) Recorded at Wembley Stadium and Knebworth Park, England and Nepstadion, Budapest, Hungary.

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