Sebastian
There you have it. Thanks. Keep 'em coming!
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YannickJoker
Some things I've noticed over the past couple days:
Innuendo main page:
"Fred miming on an Egmond guitar
Metropolis Studios, February 1991"
That's wrong, it's actually in (november?) 1990, as the Headlong video was shot in (three days of) 1990.
Don't Try Suicide:
"Lead by Freddie and most harmonies by him except the 'you got it' bits which were recorded by Brian and Roger."
I don't think this is right as I clearly hear Brian in the 'Don't Try Suicide!' choirs.
There may be one or two other things I can't think of at the moment but here you go.
P.S.: Are you watching, Sheer Brass Neck? A useful post!
Innuendo main page:
"Fred miming on an Egmond guitar
Metropolis Studios, February 1991"
That's wrong, it's actually in (november?) 1990, as the Headlong video was shot in (three days of) 1990.
Don't Try Suicide:
"Lead by Freddie and most harmonies by him except the 'you got it' bits which were recorded by Brian and Roger."
I don't think this is right as I clearly hear Brian in the 'Don't Try Suicide!' choirs.
There may be one or two other things I can't think of at the moment but here you go.
P.S.: Are you watching, Sheer Brass Neck? A useful post!
Sebastian
Thank you. It's also logical considering they'd hired the studio up until November, which is why Brian had to finish his Macbeth project at Allerton Hill.
Sebastian
Yesterday I discovered some piano-related mistakes: the famous Bechstein D 9 ft 2 in size is actually a modern one. Back in late 19th century (when the Trident one [it was Bechstein after all] was made) sizes were labelled in Roman numerals (the Trident one is either III or IV) and in the early 20th century (when the white Bo Rhap / Hammersmith / Hyde Park one was made) they were from A to E, E being the largest, and D being a bit smaller than it is now; yet, the white Bechstein is neither A to D - most likely, it's a B (6 ft 8 in).