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  1. Innuendo Collection

    Thanks! The multitracks are especially nice to have. I *think* they are not the same as the Guitar Hero stems. You'll probably be asked to remove the actual album, though.

  2. A Night At The Opera remaster

    You could also give 7digital a try. They have ANATO on 24-bit/96kHz FLAC: https://us.7digital.com/artist/queen/release/a-night-at-the-opera-500897a5?f=20%2C19%2C12%2C16%2C17%2C9%2C2 They don't have a Danish store, tho...

  3. Feddie Mercury live at the Hog's Grunt Pub, Cricklewood, UK (with Taxi) [08

    Intriguing indeed! I found another thread about this: http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1295450/freddie-mercury-live-in-hogs-grunt-pub-cricklewood-uk-with-taxi.aspx

  4. "New" Freddie Mercury track to be released

    Cool article, thanks. I found this part especially interesting: “We used to chat a lot about the music we loved, and the best compliment Freddie paid me was when he said, ‘You know that Queen got the idea for “We Will...

  5. Best remix ever?

    I like the Trent Reznor remix of Stone Cold Crazy.

  6. New Valensia Queen covers album

    I'm most intrigued about "Feelings Ended, Worn Away", since there are no recordings of the song. Actually, as far as I know, nothing is known about the song apart from the name... Some tidbits: "In August of 1969, Fre...

  7. Quite similar...

    However, we'd need late 80s pictures to make sure the influence didn't go the other way around (from the album cover to the casino).

  8. Quite similar...

    Quite similar indeed! Given that they recorded the album there, I don't think it's unintentional.

  9. Need help with a question

    Maybe Peter knows whether Freddie ever had a vocal coach?

  10. An article I wrote about '39

    Thanks for the article. Just one question: on page 7, referring to Freddie's nodules, you wrote "he eventually sought a voice coach for a brief period". Where did you find this info? Or is it just an educated guess?

  11. early Roger Taylor session work

    ultimatequeen.co.uk/roger-taylor/songs/collaborations-1.htm says "Roger is believed to play drums on this track, and potentially others on the album, but nobody is entirely sure."

  12. The American Dream

    A live store would be fantastic for us die-hard fans and I don't think it would be too hard/expensive to implement. I think Bandcamp would be a great model to imitate: a simple, painless experience with no geographic...

  13. clarification of Thor Arnold's role in Freddie's life

    Hi again Thor, Do you know if Freddie ever took singing lessons? Some fans speculate he did in the 80s based on how his singing style changed.

  14. clarification of Thor Arnold's role in Freddie's life

    Hi Thor, What is your most prized piece of Freddie/Queen memorabilia?

  15. clarification of Thor Arnold's role in Freddie's life

    Thanks to Adreme13 and Thor for answering my question about Freddie and Princess Diana. Here's what Peter Freestone had to say about the matter: freddiemercury.com/en/ask-phoebe/blog-25

  16. clarification of Thor Arnold's role in Freddie's life

    Hi Thor, Thanks for visiting the forum and fueling our obsession with all things Freddie. I wanted to ask you if you could confirm the story that Freddie once took Princess Diana to a gay bar disguised as a man. Appar...

  17. Body language, sweet lady and white man, the 3 worst queen songs

    Apart from some of the songs you've mentioned, I don't like Put Out the Fire very much.

  18. Interesting mix in major key - "The Show Must Go On"

    I've only heard the one take story with respect to In My Defence: "Freddie's beautiful lead-vocals (recorded at Abbey Road Studios) were - believe it or not - a first take." Source: http://www.queensongs.info/studio-i...

  19. First and last track they recorded for each album

    I think Sebastián is referring to this: http://www.queenmuseum.com/?p=3809

  20. Rolling Stone May 5, 1977 - Queen`s Mercury Rising

    Nice read. One thing that caught my eye is that the author implies that Freddie was born in England. I guess that the fact that he was born in Zanzibar was not common knowledge at the time.