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[i]Man On The Prowl (Extended Verion) 6:04
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: UK Thank God It's Christmas 12" vinyl, 12" Collection CD
At almost 3 minutes longer than the album version, this extended mix can get a little repetitive. That being said, it is a fun mix with lots of added piano, bass, and vocal bits. The added instrumental bits make it sound more like a jam session. If you liked the album version, you'll love this.
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And I must add: if you didn´t like the album version, you´ll hate this one !!
But that´s not my case .... I don´t love it, but wouldn´t say I hate it
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[b]masterstroke_84 wrote: [/b]
being a Queen fan is to love everything they do because is Queen? even if is crap?... the works is a great album except Break free and Prowl... the rest is classic and great.
you dont have an idea of how much I love Queen (15 years of love now), but I do have a common sense that says to me that even them, the greatest band on the planet, made crap songs, crap albums and crap shows.
wake up, nothing is perfect.[/QUOTE]
No, no, no, you've got it all wrong! Being a Queen-fan is like being a religious fanatic: you must not only defend everything the band ever did, you also have to make anyone who disagrees feel inferior, charge them with blasphemy and call for their gruesome murder. Then there is also the commandment to sacrifice all your free time in converting those who haven't yet seen the light to Queen, and to smite all those who oppose you or will not be converted. Finally, you must also follow in their footsteps by making crap music and screaming at the top of your voice that it is exactly like Queen until people stop contradicting you.
Ask Treasure Moment for further details, he knows all about it...
[b]masterstroke_84 wrote: [/b]
being a Queen fan is to love everything they do because is Queen? even if is crap?... the works is a great album except Break free and Prowl... the rest is classic and great.
you dont have an idea of how much I love Queen (15 years of love now), but I do have a common sense that says to me that even them, the greatest band on the planet, made crap songs, crap albums and crap shows.
wake up, nothing is perfect.[/QUOTE]
No, no, no, you've got it all wrong! Being a Queen-fan is like being a religious fanatic: you must not only defend everything the band ever did, you also have to make anyone who disagrees feel inferior, charge them with blasphemy and call for their gruesome murder. Then there is also the commandment to sacrifice all your free time in converting those who haven't yet seen the light to Queen, and to smite all those who oppose you or will not be converted. Finally, you must also follow in their footsteps by making crap music and screaming at the top of your voice that it is exactly like Queen until people stop contradicting you.
Ask Treasure Moment for further details, he knows all about it...
Treasure Moment could not be contacted for further comment as he is currently colonising Gliese 581 c.
At least, that's what the mushrooms are telling him.
At least, that's what the mushrooms are telling him.
Oh bummer. I was hoping he was in the process of overdosing on DMT. Now that would be fun!
Here's an interesting question on a similar theme. Why does The Show Must Go On end so softly? It doesn't end with the bang that I was expecting or hoping it would.
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[b]Amazon wrote: [/b]
Here's an interesting question on a similar theme. Why does The Show Must Go On end so softly? It doesn't end with the bang that I was expecting or hoping it would.
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I'd say exactly *because* you'd expect it to end "with [a] bang". Keeps things interesting.
[b]Amazon wrote: [/b]
Here's an interesting question on a similar theme. Why does The Show Must Go On end so softly? It doesn't end with the bang that I was expecting or hoping it would.
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I'd say exactly *because* you'd expect it to end "with [a] bang". Keeps things interesting.