In amazon.co.uk you can find all the song from the new Editions just for a short preview.
BBC session 3, Earl Court and De Lane Lea sounds great!!!, nice to have as FLAC.
Go to
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Queen/e/B000AQ0748/ref=amb_link_159097067_18?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=left-8&pf_rd_r=12MFEE6D6T7CDWJ3JBKV&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=229881607&pf_rd_i=77197031
And below you can find all Queen songs available to hear (just a few seconds). Order by Release date and you will get all the song, including "Bonus"
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I must be blind, but I can't find any BBC tracks or live tracks. Where exactly?
Nevermind: found it! Great sound on those tracks indeed.
Rick go through MP3 pages, but sort by Release Date.
Then you can find BBC tracks into pages 3, 8, 9 among live tracks and album versions
Then you can find BBC tracks into pages 3, 8, 9 among live tracks and album versions
'39 from Earls Court sounds epic. But I guess they edited Roger's part a bit since he wasn't too strong in this song that night.
Rick wrote: '39 from Earls Court sounds epic. But I guess they edited Roger's part a bit since he wasn't too strong in this song that night.
I agree there are a lot of Studio works in Live tracks, specially in Freddie voice.
I agree there are a lot of Studio works in Live tracks, specially in Freddie voice.
silver_salmon wrote: Rick wrote: '39 from Earls Court sounds epic. But I guess they edited Roger's part a bit since he wasn't too strong in this song that night.
I agree there are a lot of Studio works in Live tracks, specially in Freddie voice.
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Yeah. But You Take My Breath Away from Hyde Park was already beautiful on the bootleg video. Now it is even better (and I guess unedited this time). Freddie's best rendition of the song ever, IMHO.
I agree there are a lot of Studio works in Live tracks, specially in Freddie voice.
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Yeah. But You Take My Breath Away from Hyde Park was already beautiful on the bootleg video. Now it is even better (and I guess unedited this time). Freddie's best rendition of the song ever, IMHO.
Cant quite make my mind up if EC has been re-mixed, or if they've just threw a load of hall reverb on it? A massive improvement though.
Okay, they convinced me: I'm going to buy the new remasters. Been longing for a good copy of Queen and Queen II a very long time and these tracks sound really great. Nevermore especially blew me away.
I'm convinced too :). It is AMAZING how they polished up the early concerts. Well it was a long time process as in the interview with Roger some time ago which was posted on the Doctor's site he stated they ""they" are still polishing them up".
Well the sound really meets my expectations. Maybe those tracks are just "hints" that those gigs are in the future release plan. I certainly hope so !
PS. I wonder if they could clean up the Truro 72' if they have it......
Well the sound really meets my expectations. Maybe those tracks are just "hints" that those gigs are in the future release plan. I certainly hope so !
PS. I wonder if they could clean up the Truro 72' if they have it......
Thank you very much for the link!
Earls Court and Hyde Park tracks are awesome!
Something awesome happened to me when I heard Hyde Park track! Sound quality is simply amazing! I hope the full Hyde Park gig will appear in such quality some day.
Earls Court and Hyde Park tracks are awesome!
Something awesome happened to me when I heard Hyde Park track! Sound quality is simply amazing! I hope the full Hyde Park gig will appear in such quality some day.
Thanks for the link.
I was particularly astonished by the track titled: Bohemian Rhapsody (Operatic Section A Cappella Mix, 2011) 1:03
An entire minute of the operatic section in acappella, what more could could I want? Perhaps even more bass on these remasters, since after all Queen was meant to be listened with a sub-woofer.
I was particularly astonished by the track titled: Bohemian Rhapsody (Operatic Section A Cappella Mix, 2011) 1:03
An entire minute of the operatic section in acappella, what more could could I want? Perhaps even more bass on these remasters, since after all Queen was meant to be listened with a sub-woofer.
The De Lane Lea and BBC tracks sound great, and the live tracks sound stunningly good. The version of '39 is from the SECOND night at Earls Court, folks... this is why it sounds different from the one we know ! It doesn't sound like any studio work was done on it, other than standard mixing and EQing. We can only hope the entire show will be released, even just on CD, if it sounds like this..
The live tracks sound amazing.
Sir GH wrote: The De Lane Lea and BBC tracks sound great, and the live tracks sound stunningly good. The version of '39 is from the SECOND night at Earls Court, folks... this is why it sounds different from the one we know ! It doesn't sound like any studio work was done on it, other than standard mixing and EQing. We can only hope the entire show will be released, even just on CD, if it sounds like this..
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Ah the second night! Thanks for pointing this out. Well, I don't know how Roger sounded that night, but I guess it will be good enough for an official release. It still is a tricky part.
Edit: is it me or is Brian more audible on Some Day One Day and Long Away?
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Ah the second night! Thanks for pointing this out. Well, I don't know how Roger sounded that night, but I guess it will be good enough for an official release. It still is a tricky part.
Edit: is it me or is Brian more audible on Some Day One Day and Long Away?