Easter Eggs in Queen songs

No doubt there's been a thread on this before, this is about snippets of speech, duff notes and other snippets of audio etc. that made it into the final mix that probably shouldn't have. Some of them may have been intended, others not, but they left them in anyway.

I've compiled a video of the ones I know of, can anyone think of any more?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=didGGMq3jT0

Liar - 2:29 - Roger shouts "Christ!" while drumming
White Queen - 3:35 - During the guitar solo, Roger is heard in the left channel shouting "Keep going!"
Drowse - Outro - One of the more famous ones, where Roger says "Now who else do I like.....Brian May?"
We Will Rock You - Intro beat - Freddie saying "Ahhhh", which might be the tail end of "One, two, three, fouuuuurrrrr" ?
Sleepin' On The Sidewalk - Brian's laugh at the very end of the track
If You Can't Beat Them - 2:40 - Sounds like one of the other tracks on the mastertape wasn't muted and something crept into the mix over the chorus during "Ohhh, you better do it cause it makes you feel good". Again, sounds like Freddie and it's only half a word, but it's louder than everything else at that moment.

I'm not sure if this counts, but here goes:

Need Your Lovin' Tonight: Under the first "Ooo, I need your lovin' tonight!" someone says "Let's go!"

rhyeking wrote: I'm not sure if this counts, but here goes:

Need Your Lovin' Tonight: Under the first "Ooo, I need your lovin' tonight!" someone says "Let's go!"
There's more than that. I can hear a different background vocal, almost hidden in the mix. It seems to be a counter harmony,. Can;t make out the words though.

Teo Torriatte - someone's counting 1, 2, 3, 4 at the start. I heard that the first time a couple of years ago on a discman.

I always thought that there was a "thud" near the start of the last verse of "Las Palabras...":
"This room is bare, this night is (thud) cold ..."

The very end of The Show Must Go On.

On the fade out - something happens to the vocals right before they fade out completely - almost as if someone hit a switch or something by mistake at the studio.

The voices change to a weird, echo-type sound at the VERY end.

Anyone ever noticed it?

I noticed that, too. They jump up a key.

I don't think it's a mistake, it's just the way the vocals were recorded.

Not really hidden, but you may not notice at first, but John plays a neat little bass scale at the at the end of "Jealousy".

The video was great, but are all of those accidents?  I mean i thought the Drowse bit was part of the lyrics?  I hadn't heard the William the Conqueror bit, but i thought the rest of it was supposed to be there -- like he;s musing on it.

Assuming easter egg, in this case, means things we have never noticed:

Not the song itself but In the video for headlong, Freddie is asleep on one of the shelves during a "SO STRONG" near the end.

I mentioned this a few years ago, Zebonka said he told his cousin Freddie had died and they left him there.

I think we need to be clear between ad libs and mistakes. I've always felt Queen we VERY clean in the studio.

There is a fantastic list of Bowie mistakes - wrong fader up, effects coming too late, clear tape edits. etc.

well appently John hits the wrong bass notes in Sleeping, however I cannot hear when it happens.
simular thing to Freddie in '39, he sings or muffles his lyrics, but like sleeping i cannot spot it.

At least it aint Hey Jude "Fucking Hell" at 2:58

Liar - 2:29 - Roger shouts "Christ!" while drumming
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For me He shouts "Right" not "Christ"

No one said these were all accidents or mistakes, just stuff 'hidden' or not apparent from the casual listen. This is part of why I like instrumental versions, where the vocals are removed, as you get to hear the stuff buried underneath.

I remember in the seventies i used to have a cassette of  A Night At The Opera and i could swear that during Bohemian Rhapsody i could hear Freddie's foot going up and down on the piano's pedals.Especially near the start when he starts to play his piano.