Is it possible to get a full version of Freddie singing this
It sounds Great in the Highlander film
But I have never heard a full version.
Hal
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i don't think the full version exists unfortunately
No whole song is available, but there's a very good fan mix over the internet, If you like I try to re-find it.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]claudiox wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No whole song is available, but there's a very good fan mix over the internet, If you like I try to re-find it. [/QUOTE]
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.
Ahh
Thanks for that Guys
I thought that may be the case.
Hal
Thanks for that Guys
I thought that may be the case.
Hal
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF9900>Mr Mercury</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]claudiox wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No whole song is available, but there's a very good fan mix over the internet, If you like I try to re-find it. [/QUOTE]
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.[/QUOTE]
not at all.
I was talkin about the mix called "new your at least".
I'm looking for it.
bye
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.[/QUOTE]
not at all.
I was talkin about the mix called "new your at least".
I'm looking for it.
bye
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]claudiox wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF9900>Mr Mercury</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]claudiox wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No whole song is available, but there's a very good fan mix over the internet, If you like I try to re-find it. [/QUOTE]
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.[/QUOTE]
not at all.
I was talkin about the mix called "new your at least".
I'm looking for it.
bye [/QUOTE]
That is the same song. Smash used that and remixed it using bits of Brian on guitar (from Spread Your Wings) and a kind of techno beat with some Ga Ga style keyboards. Also he changed the name to New York At Last.
And since you asked for it heres the link
http://rapidshare.com/files/107278759/NY_at_Last.mp3.html
I think you are getting mixed up with "New York" (from the Freddie box set - remixed by Smash http://www.mash-ups.co.uk/ ) which is a completely different song and "New York, New York" - the old song made famous by Frank Sinatra which Freddie sings in the film. The complete version of the latter one doesnt exist.[/QUOTE]
not at all.
I was talkin about the mix called "new your at least".
I'm looking for it.
bye [/QUOTE]
That is the same song. Smash used that and remixed it using bits of Brian on guitar (from Spread Your Wings) and a kind of techno beat with some Ga Ga style keyboards. Also he changed the name to New York At Last.
And since you asked for it heres the link
http://rapidshare.com/files/107278759/NY_at_Last.mp3.html