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Cruella de Vil

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  1. A 1970 live tape, maybe?

    Would be great, maybe even having the old version of Stone Cold Crazy in the list, but the whole 'Archive' thing has been hanging over us all for far too long. Tantalising, frustrating but not worth lingering on sadly.

  2. ANNOUNCE: Tokyo 1985.5.11 Audience-Broadcast Matrix

    Thank you, it sounds great. Brings back a lot of memories of seeing them on the Works tour while working in London in 84 and then back home in Sydney in 85. Cheers!

  3. Holy man

    Just got it on iTunes. What a great job all around. Sounds like a far better version of what Roger tries to achieve when he's in John Lennon mode. Restrained vocal, snappy kick drum and damn it, a great solo from the...

  4. John Deacon's Greatest Bass moment with Queen?

    All of the above, It's a beautiful day, the night comes down, live versions of Father to Son, the lead into Son and Daughter after the guitar solo, and a little moment In the lap of the Gods Revisited, when he does th...

  5. Questions about Queen's performance at the Rainbow Theatre on 31 March 1974

    I always have a soft spot for this show. It was the first bootleg that I ever bought in 1979. I still remember the delight and sense of awe upon hearing how heavier Son and Daughter was live, with all of Roger's drivi...

  6. BBC Pointless: Tracks on Jazz

    BBC Pointless: Tracks on Jazz should read pointless post!! Who cares?

  7. Adam Lambert new Lover

    Hey Sweet Carolina, Go away and play elswhere! No one needs this kind of hate in any forum. Don't even bother offering a reply. Someone ban this individual.

  8. Best Live Guitar Work by Brian May

    Back again. Just remembering Brian's recent work with Adam (dare I say his name?) at the tail end of TYMD and FBG where the guitar solos h, allowing Brian have been extended allowing Brian to let rip, he is really enj...

  9. Best Live Guitar Work by Brian May

    Hi, something left of centre perhaps, bu I've always been intrigued by whatever Brian does to get the weird, distorted bell tones at about 8:30 in Brighton Rock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiJ_35SBRrM I think he d...

  10. Rain Must Fall

    Look at the song in the context of the album: something light, poppy, easy to listen to. In its intent, not much different to Misfire, Leroy Brown, Lazing..., and even Delilah Love it or leave it.

  11. ANNOUNCE: Queen - 1979-05-02 - Yamaguchi, Japan (Wardour)

    Very kind of you thank you.

  12. ANNOUNCE: Queen - 1979-05-02 - Yamaguchi, Japan (Wardour)

    Very kind of you thank you.

  13. Lyrics that haven't aged well

    You call me sweet like I,m some kind of cheese; ...breastfeeding myself;

  14. "DRUM LOOPS? SYNTHESISERS???"

    Ah silly me! ‘Electric rhythm’ LOL It was a case of what my 16 year old brain thought at the time remaining transfixed 40 odd years.

  15. "DRUM LOOPS? SYNTHESISERS???"

    Fun It does not use drum loops, just live drums and syn drums. Maybe the fact that John was preferring a drum loop was the issue. However, Roger's earlier excursion into electronica was the 'electric rhythm' in Drowse...

  16. 2 of Queen's most underrated songs

    All highly personal, but for me Teo Toriate - I just love the melodies, lyrics, the keyboard and vocal arrangement (Particularly the single voices of Fred, Bri and Roger with no overdubbing) and the monumental chorus...

  17. Adam Lambert would have fronted Queen even if Freddie was still alive

    Twat. Go play with your trains and drool elswhere

  18. Queen/Adam will rock the Oscars

    Agreed I think it’s called Narcissism

  19. Queen/Adam will rock the Oscars

    Dear Sweet Caroline whilst we can celebrate the movie’s success we don’t really need multiple posts if the same thing. I am sure anyone can do their own search of such things

  20. Portland Expo Building, Portland ME. April 28th 1974 (New transfer)

    Thank you so much, listen to Deacy move around so freely in Father to Son, a young band hungry to impress and entertain. Cheers