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[b]Micrówave wrote: [/b]
Think I'll go watch Live In Montreal. Again.[/QUOTE]
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Angeline
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mike hunt
see what a fool I been is a much better song than loser in the end IMO, but i think it didn't make Queen2 for it's lack of originality. Loser in the end wasn't excatly original either though.
john bodega
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[b]rhyeking wrote: [/b]
In this instance, the fan found it and Greg helped him get Brian to identify it.
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Of course; silly me! :)
[b]rhyeking wrote: [/b]
In this instance, the fan found it and Greg helped him get Brian to identify it.
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Of course; silly me! :)
Kamenliter
Very interesting and you can certainly hear the influence!
Stalinesque
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[b]mike hunt wrote: [/b]
see what a fool I been is a much better song than loser in the end IMO, but i think it didn't make Queen2 for it's lack of originality. Loser in the end wasn't excatly original either though.[/QUOTE]
IMO The Loser In The End is much better than SWAFIB. TLITE also fits much better into the Queen II album I think.
I would also prefer the BBC version of SWAFIB compared to the B-Side (and even Blurred Vision)
But btw I just noticed my HR Remaster and Singles Collection version have the left and right channel exchanged ?
Which of them is right compared to the original single ?
[b]mike hunt wrote: [/b]
see what a fool I been is a much better song than loser in the end IMO, but i think it didn't make Queen2 for it's lack of originality. Loser in the end wasn't excatly original either though.[/QUOTE]
IMO The Loser In The End is much better than SWAFIB. TLITE also fits much better into the Queen II album I think.
I would also prefer the BBC version of SWAFIB compared to the B-Side (and even Blurred Vision)
But btw I just noticed my HR Remaster and Singles Collection version have the left and right channel exchanged ?
Which of them is right compared to the original single ?
rhyeking
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[b]Stalinesque wrote: [/b]
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[b]mike hunt wrote: [/b]
see what a fool I been is a much better song than loser in the end IMO, but i think it didn't make Queen2 for it's lack of originality. Loser in the end wasn't excatly original either though.
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IMO The Loser In The End is much better than SWAFIB. TLITE also fits much better into the Queen II album I think.
I would also prefer the BBC version of SWAFIB compared to the B-Side (and even Blurred Vision)
But btw I just noticed my HR Remaster and Singles Collection version have the left and right channel exchanged ?
Which of them is right compared to the original single ?
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I've never heard of the channels being reversed, with the original 7" single one way and the latter remasters being another way. I don't have the original 7" so I can't compare them. I do have the HR 1991 Queen II re-issue.
I've always liked this song and for the longest time I only had the B-side version. I just chalked it up to Freddie or the band's sense of humor to sing it in a very burlesque way. I actually think that the B-side version (sung the way it was) fits the over-the-top feel of the album, if not the overall fantasy themes. Because it's on my copy of the CD, I consider it a part of the album, closing out Side Black the way "Loser In The End" closes Side White...like a denoumount, if you will.
Musically, I love that it's really down and out bluesy rock, whichever version I listen too.
[b]Stalinesque wrote: [/b]
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[b]mike hunt wrote: [/b]
see what a fool I been is a much better song than loser in the end IMO, but i think it didn't make Queen2 for it's lack of originality. Loser in the end wasn't excatly original either though.
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IMO The Loser In The End is much better than SWAFIB. TLITE also fits much better into the Queen II album I think.
I would also prefer the BBC version of SWAFIB compared to the B-Side (and even Blurred Vision)
But btw I just noticed my HR Remaster and Singles Collection version have the left and right channel exchanged ?
Which of them is right compared to the original single ?
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I've never heard of the channels being reversed, with the original 7" single one way and the latter remasters being another way. I don't have the original 7" so I can't compare them. I do have the HR 1991 Queen II re-issue.
I've always liked this song and for the longest time I only had the B-side version. I just chalked it up to Freddie or the band's sense of humor to sing it in a very burlesque way. I actually think that the B-side version (sung the way it was) fits the over-the-top feel of the album, if not the overall fantasy themes. Because it's on my copy of the CD, I consider it a part of the album, closing out Side Black the way "Loser In The End" closes Side White...like a denoumount, if you will.
Musically, I love that it's really down and out bluesy rock, whichever version I listen too.
Stalinesque
I meant HR right channel is Singles Collection left Channel and vice versa. I don't own the original 7" so I can't check which of them made a mistake.
Perhaps this would fit more to http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1200669/mistakes-left-on-queen-releases.aspx?page=1
Perhaps this would fit more to http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1200669/mistakes-left-on-queen-releases.aspx?page=1
rhyeking
Can anyone with the original 7" single tell us which is correct? I don't have the The Singles Collection.
My money is the HR re-issue being correct or else someone would have noticed by now. Everyone raised a stink about the US "Heaven For Everyone" having it's "Soul Brother" channels reversed, almost immediately.
My money is the HR re-issue being correct or else someone would have noticed by now. Everyone raised a stink about the US "Heaven For Everyone" having it's "Soul Brother" channels reversed, almost immediately.