Killer_queenIII wrote: I'm honestly surprised that we got not just one, but FOUR new multitrack masters leaked. Good god, It's like Christmas time is here again.
You mean including SCC and WATC ?
Or were Dust and Dragon Attack uploaded too?
yes, they were - but "deleted" from the upload space
http://wetransfer.com/downloads/d5d90de56625272a1177b2a0edbb4d1f20190728132303/cfc95a
fairly swiftly. I wasn't around when these were uploaded - shame.
Hmm, I don't remember them being uploaded here, what I do remember (and have) are different mixes of the songs that someone uploaded using the multitracks?
Hmm, I don't remember them being uploaded here, what I do remember (and have) are different mixes of the songs that someone uploaded using the multitracks?
-Chin
ah I see. couldn't tell what was actually uploaded as link was broken.
Does anyone know why the Under Pressure multitracks are shorter than the regular song? They last 3:43, so could someone share me a "raw sessions mix" of it?
I can't remember if I've said this before - I certainly meant to years ago - but what I find ASTOUNDING, is that since the Rock Band stems of UP came out, and even more pointedly now we have the full multitracks, which people are discussing in detail, I've not seen it mentioned once that there is a real, actual, goddamn saxophone on the track (Audio 10 on the multis).
It's slightly buried in the final mix, and not easy to distinguish as sax, since there are another couple of tracks with synthy sounds playing similar line, but it's always been there. And the stems and multitracks reveal it clearly.
So, of course, the question is, can we reasonably assume that it was Bowie that played the part? I think we can. But why has this never been documented anywhere? I think it's pretty big news.
I bow to your vastly superior ears, Bohardy! I described that track as containing 'Pseudo-trumpet fanfares', which I think proves that I am no musicologist.
Speaking of Bowie and his sax, could he be responsible for the part on 'Action This Day'? Seems to me that it would be somewhat of a coup for Roger to get Bowie playing on one of his tracks.
@kosimodo, where in this thread? I can only see stuff about actual leaked multitracks, and there's a old Blogspot page for some RB stems linked here, which includes a low-quality version of Bohemian Rhapsody. I am 100% sure a proper rip would have 8 tracks and not 4, and every page about Don't Stop Me Now's multitracks go to the Talenthouse stems (which for some reason match the album mix).
However, I still need that version of One Vision with only Freddie Mercury's vocals.
I can't remember if I've said this before - I certainly meant to years ago - but what I find ASTOUNDING, is that since the Rock Band stems of UP came out, and even more pointedly now we have the full multitracks, which people are discussing in detail, I've not seen it mentioned once that there is a real, actual, goddamn saxophone on the track (Audio 10 on the multis).
It's slightly buried in the final mix, and not easy to distinguish as sax, since there are another couple of tracks with synthy sounds playing similar line, but it's always been there. And the stems and multitracks reveal it clearly.
So, of course, the question is, can we reasonably assume that it was Bowie that played the part? I think we can. But why has this never been documented anywhere? I think it's pretty big news.
Thoughts?
Indeed, there is sax ! Yet another reason why listening to this stuff is like learning how the pyramids were built.
A bit of the mystique is lost, but I think most would agree that the benefits outweigh that loss.
