Queen 40 - DELUXE Editions/DEEP CUTS tracklists?

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It has been brought to my attention that the details I have posted are outdated, so I decided to erase them in order to avoid further confusion.

Those currently published by UNIVERSAL MUSIC STORE Japan at:
http://store.universal-music.co.jp/fs/artist/c/queen_all
are also preliminary, and should not be regarded as the definitive product.

Sorry for any incovenience.

wow Wilki !!

where did you take it from?

This is the type of bonus material I was expecting. Not that awesome, but not that disappointing at all !

Well ... it could be worse.
At least we get the BBC tracks, but why the f*** don't they release a proper BBC box set instead ?
And should those Hammy tracks mean that the idea of the Hammersmith CD / DVD is dead ?

And what is "DEEP CUTS" ?

Thanks for the info

pittrek wrote: Well ... it could be worse.
At least we get the BBC tracks, but why the f*** don't they release a proper BBC box set instead ?
And should those Hammy tracks mean that the idea of the Hammersmith CD / DVD is dead ?

And what is "DEEP CUTS" ?

Thanks for the info
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Deep Cuts seems to be some sort of compilation album for each period. It´s listed at HMV Japan as "1973-1976" and we can foresee two more "Deep Cuts" for 1977-1982 and 1984-1995 or something like that.

Btw, despite we´ll have the BBC tracks and some stuff from Hammy and Hyde Park, I still believe we´ll have a BBC set someday, as well as the whole Hammy and Hyde Park concerts

I like the balance between studio and live selections, and between known and unreleased. Sure they are quite eclectic, but -as they are on separate CDs- that doesn't bother me. We got some lossless hints of the BBC and Hammy '75 tracks, some B-sides and known live material and also some rare studio gems.

The DEEP CUTS will be three non-hits compilations released in conjunction with the 2011 remasters batches. The idea behind these is to encourage the casual fans to look deeper into Queen's music.

Thanks for posting the info.

One question....I wonder if the "LIVE KILLERS" numbers will actually be the QLK versions or sourced from other nights? Let's hope it's the latter......

I just ordered the first batch of SHM-CDs from CDJapan, now looking forward to receiving them!

P.S. Given the inclusion of the BBC stuff, I wonder what we'll get with NOTW?

P.P.S. No Hangman :-(

After these year, we deserve a little more, netiher Live Killers, Milton Keynes, Wembley, The Eye nor Karaokes Hits versions.....this is all crap!. Demos, early takes and outttakes must be the real bonus material.

and what about Deep Cuts?...the last thing missing all these years...a compilation of song not included in GH?

There are some previously unreleased tracks, including a couple of NEW gems - something that most of us with realistic expectations did not dare to wish for. You should know that the most interesting material would be reserved for the so... meday-to-be-released anthology.

Of course, the DEEP CUTS are not something that WE hard-die fans could be missing. But there are a lot of casual fans that are perhaps missing a lot of Queen - a lot of Queen they would love to hear! These compilations are for them.

Ridiculous.

Sure....wonderful!

Shite shite shite.

The "Deep Cuts" idea must come from an old Queenzone thread when people made up titles for more useless compilations. I think the Queenzone version of "Deep Cuts" was called. "The rest of the album songs we could not put on previous compilations under any pretense vol 1-5" or something like that :-)

It's good that Queen continue to not "flood the market".

- A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (1975)
DELUXE Edition bonus CD tracklist:
03. Love Of My Life (live in Europe 1979) [LIVE KILLERS]
04. '39 (live in Europe 1979) [LIVE KILLERS]
05. I'm In Love With My Car (live in Europe 1979) [LIVE KILLERS]

Judging from those, LIVE KILLERS will not be released..??

The track list is only an assumption. Before the official release two month.