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  1. Favorite Hot Space song?

    LucasDiego wrote: Calling All Girls Love the video too, cheesy but fun.

  2. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    cmsdrums wrote: marc.s wrote: cmsdrums wrote: Most of A Day At The Races too; it was the album where he nailed everything, and reached the perfect point of power (Tie Your Morher Down, White Man), finesse (Good Old Fa...

  3. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Stelios wrote: 1 The show must go on 2 Scandal 3 In my Defence 4 Who wants to live forever 5 One year of love hi Stelios Scandal must be one of Freddie's most underrated vocals . One of the best songs on The Miracle.

  4. Favorite Hot Space song?

    Ivo-1976 wrote: Easy pick. Under pressure. Where Freddie does the vocal slide up to the high note, great moment. In England it only stayed at the top of the charts for one week, go figure.

  5. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    Sebastian wrote: I think they're both great. '39 is by far my favourite Queen song, though. hi Sebastian , I remember reading somewhere that Brian was going for a 50's sci if bmovie feel in the breaks with Rogers ethe...

  6. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    Sebastian wrote: I see '39 as closer to SDOD than to WQ: a Brian ballad where he sang lead and recorded electric guitar choirs on top of strummed acoustic, and where the three founding band members sang wordless choir...

  7. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    Sebastian wrote: Despite the chronological plot-hole, I also think II is Queen's Revolver and SHA is Queen's RS. The parallel extends to the way how (IMO) Revolver is over-rated compared to RS and QII is over-rated co...

  8. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    brENsKi wrote: marc.s wrote: I can see where you're coming from and I feel Rubber Soul was indeed a transitional piece for The Beatles, part of it was still in the Help camp with more acoustic sounding stuff and then...

  9. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Raffy wrote: marc.s wrote: hi Raffy where did you read that Freddie didn't like TMLWKY? Is one of those things you recall in your memory but can't really remember where you've read it/listen to it. Anyway I must corre...

  10. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    The Real Wizard wrote: That's a great analysis of the situation... although I'd say SHA was more like their Rubber Soul. There was a huge development and maturity shown by 1965. As amazing as the first three Queen alb...

  11. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Raffy wrote: musicland munich wrote: "Too much love will kill you" ...but yes, ask me another day and I will change opinion. My favourite Queen tune along with Was It All Worth It... never understood why Freddie didn'...

  12. Sheer Heart Attack is Queens Revolver

    Sheer Heart Attack is my joint favorite Queen album. I think it's when everything fell into place. Everything seemed to gel from the songwriting to the production and performance. Not to mention the sequencing is perf...

  13. queen as a album and where it ranks in everyones top queen album list

    jondickens1 wrote: Queen has some great tracks,KYA,Son and Daughter,Great King Rat and The night comes down. However,the album sound/production are a problem. If only it could be remastered.....The drum sound too is s...

  14. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Stellabella wrote: I love the speaking/deep tenor vocal on man made paradise. Just began to explore Freddie's solo work. What a magical man. I'd love to hear the Queen version of this they began in The Works period

  15. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    I've gotta say guys thanks for the great replies to this post. I really love reading everybody's views whether they align with mine or not. This forum is currently way better than queen online for interaction ;););)

  16. Sail Away Sweet Sister

    The Real Wizard wrote: http://popdose.com/death-by-power-ballad-queen-sail-away-sweet-sister There are lots of great write-ups on this site, but this one is particularly interesting because it focuses on a track that...

  17. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Djdownsy wrote: I'm surprised nobody has mentioned 'In My Defense'. I mean, one take? How many people pull that vocal out in ONE TAKE??? awesome for one take i didn't realise that. Don't they also say that about TSMGO?

  18. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Chief Mouse wrote: Hard to say. Definately some of the 70s stuff is up there. But if we are talking about the famous *big* voiced Freddie people tend to recognise, I think it's the 80s, to be more precise the mid-80s....

  19. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    Raffy wrote: cmsdrums wrote: Most of A Day At The Races too; it was the album where he nailed everything, and reached the perfect point of power (Tie Your Morher Down, White Man), finesse (Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy...

  20. freddie Mercury's Crowning Studio Vocal

    cmsdrums wrote: Most of A Day At The Races too; it was the album where he nailed everything, and reached the perfect point of power (Tie Your Morher Down, White Man), finesse (Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy) and control...