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Entire Sheer Heart Attack album by covers

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I was thumbing through my collection of cover versions of Queen songs and noticed I have a lot of covers from the Sheer Heart Attack album.

Killer Queen - Travis
Killer Queen - Sum 41
Tenement Funster - Dream Theatre
Flick Of The Wrist - Dream Theatre
Lily Of The Valley - Dream Theatre
Now I'm Here - Def Leppard & Brian May
Stone Cold Crazy - Metallica
Stone Cold Crazy - Eleven & Joshua Homme
Dear Friends - Def Leppard
Dear Friends - Valensia
Misfire - Neko Case And Her Boyfriends

All I'd need to have the entire album in cover form would be:

Brighton Rock
In The Lap Of The Gods
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
She Makes Me (Stormtrooper In Stilettos)
In The Lap Of the Gods...Revisited

I've found a websites which list cover versions of Queen songs, but I'm not sure they're complete. For instance, I know that "Brighton Rock" highlighted a few years ago by a guitar magazine, where they teach you how to play the song. Silly me, I didn't by the magazine at the time, so I missed out on that version, which is the only instance I now know of the song getting a cover. If anyone has this version, I'd gladly take it off your hands.
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[b]Brighton Rock[/b]: The Fastback (live version on 1990 album BikeToy Clock Gift)
[b]In The Lap Of The Gods[/b]: No official releases, but you can find a great version on acoustic guitar by a guy named Troubleclef on YouTube
[b]Bring Back That Leroy Brown[/b]: Sung in Basque by Egan. Titled as Itzuli Leroy Brown (on 1992 LP/CD Egan Queen Omenduz)
[b]She Makes Me[/b]: Taste Of Cindy (on a Queen covers compilation album from the '90s titled The Queen Is Dead)
[b]In The Lap Of the Gods...Revisited[/b]: Sung in German by Circus Ripper. Titled as Im Land Der Gotter (Also on The Queen Is Dead)

Hope this helps
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The guitar tutural of Brighton Rock appeared on issue no. 17 of Total Guitar, April 1996. Just a very short part of the solo was played. Also fragments of the solo's and backing tracks of Killer Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, Tie Your Mother Down, WWRY, Hammer To Fall, WWTLF, I want it all, Heaven For Everyone and AKOM
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[b]An Extremely Nice Chap wrote: [/b]

The guitar tutural of Brighton Rock appeared on issue no. 17 of Total Guitar, April 1996. Just a very short part of the solo was played. Also fragments of the solo's and backing tracks of Killer Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, Tie Your Mother Down, WWRY, Hammer To Fall, WWTLF, I want it all, Heaven For Everyone and AKOM[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the useful replys. I've actually been looking for the Fastbacks' live BR cover since I made my original post (no luck so far).

I'm sure there was a more recent guitar tutorial. I remember maybe 5 years ago standing in the now-(sadly)-gone Sam The Record Man in Toronto looking at the magazine (with CD) advertising "Brighton Rock,' and I'm sure I saw some postings about it on Queen sites at the time. Still, the Total Guitar version would do me fine in light of it being a rarely-covered Queen song. Any idea where and how I can get this?

It would be sweet if some band did a cover it (Def Leppard...Dream Theatre...anyone...?). I have more covers of "Rhapsody" and WWRY than I care to count, only a few are decent (I like The Braids BR cover, particularly).

Also, I download from here the Crossed Hearts cover of "She Makes Me," which is pretty faithful to the original and has good production value (good work, there!).
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Many Queen tribute bands played (parts) of the Brighton Rock giutar solo. British Queen cover band GAGA recorded a 12 minute (Live Killers) version. Can be found on their album Live At The Queen Party Waalre "97 and another version on Serious Queen Tour '96. I don't know if that's also the full length version
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Bruce Springsteen used to play Now I'm Here.
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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]

Bruce Springsteen used to play Now I'm Here.[/QUOTE]
I'd pay to see that!
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You can keep your money in your pocket. Bruce Springsteen never played Now I'm Here.