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  1. Did John Deacon play the first 'Don't Lose Your Head' guitar solo?

    I think the Wikipedia mention comes from the official album credits. "Oh, John played some guitar on the album. I have no idea where, so just in case I'll put the credit on this track." Isn't that the kind of guitar p...

  2. New photos of John!

    I don't know what happened and how I made that empty post above, but... People shouldn't post pictures of him online, but he looks good. Hasn't aged any more or less than Roger and Brian.

  3. New photos of John!

  4. Lennon's "Mother" an influence on Bo Rhap?

    I'm a 10cc fan and I love Une Nuit a Paris, but the only people I've seen talking about UNaP and BR together are the guys from 10cc. Or perhaps it's been just Graham Gouldman.

  5. Best Vocal Harmonies per Album

    Yes, mine is definitely a "favorite" and not a "best" list.

  6. Best Vocal Harmonies per Album

    Yes, mine is definitely a "favorite" and not a "best" list.

  7. Best Vocal Harmonies per Album

    I can’t judge technical aspects in a vocal harmony arrangement (whether the minor 3rd was given to just the right guy etc.). What I did was browse through the Queen discography (all the albums and songs) on Wikipedia...

  8. Queen Unseen by Peter Hince

    I have it on my bookshelf. I've sort of browsed through it once or twice. And once I started reading it from the beginning but stopped after a few pages. I've yet to return to it. It doesn't seem exactly BAD to me, bu...

  9. Who wrote which of the songs attributed to 'Queen'?

    Thanks!

  10. Who wrote which of the songs attributed to 'Queen'?

    An unbelievably quick reply. Thanks! I once asked Brian (via his website) about who plays the acoustic guitars on Tenement Funster. Brian was probably sick in bed when they were recorded, but it doesn't mean that he d...

  11. Who wrote which of the songs attributed to 'Queen'?

    I share Mr.QueenFan's view in that Brian didn't say that he had MORE to do with the vocal part in Bijou than Freddie and that Freddie had MORE to do with the guitar part than Brian. In the interview Mr.QueenFan provid...

  12. You And I

    Freddie spoke in some interview at the time about John "putting all those guitars" in there. The way Freddie spoke about the song made it look like it was very much John's baby. In terms of chords it's very much somet...

  13. Why the hate for "Loser in the end"

    I love it. Always have. Bowie's "Station to station", the first part, reminds me of "Loser in the end". A similar riff.

  14. Freddie's style of piano playing

    Yes, I must admit this got me puzzled too: "A good piano (player) doesn't cross hands - any piano teacher will tell you..." I've seen helluva lot of classical sheet music where crossing hands is called for.

  15. Tenement Funster - smokies

    Thanks! At last I know that such a place actually existed and it wasn't just a name Roger came up with.

  16. Tenement Funster - smokies

    I've always wondered (IF it's in fact a place) if such a place really existed or if Roger just came up with the name.

  17. Tenement Funster - smokies

    Or is the word referring to "social situations where people smoke various things", in which case the capital S would be an error...

  18. Tenement Funster - smokies

    Forgive me, I'm from Finland...But what is this "smokies" in my favourite Queen song? An actual club? I've googled the word and the song with all my might, but still haven't found the answer. Sometimes it's written wi...

  19. Did Queen use to do this?

    boca wrote: chaim wrote: Breakthru -> Boys of summer (Don Henley). Pretty much the same hook in the chorus. well...that may be true, but also a coincidence..it's not that similar ok.

  20. Did Queen use to do this?

    Breakthru -> Boys of summer (Don Henley). Pretty much the same hook in the chorus.