Easter Eggs in Queen songs

2 dytsan:

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

Can you please note a link to this list? Very interesting to learn about it ;)

BTW, Bowie, as we know, prefered sometimes unclean, almost demolike versions to be released.Berlin Trilogy and Scary Monsters as good example.

This is the best 'mistakes' website on the net.

Every Beatles song you know with anomalies to listen out for, will keep you entertained for hours

    http://wgo.signal11.org.uk/html/alpha-index.htm

mooghead wrote: This is the best 'mistakes' website on the net.

Every Beatles song you know with anomalies to listen out for, will keep you entertained for hours

    http://wgo.signal11.org.uk/html/alpha-index.htm

This link only brought me back to the same page in QZ

catqueen wrote: mooghead wrote: This is the best 'mistakes' website on the net.

Every Beatles song you know with anomalies to listen out for, will keep you entertained for hours

    http://wgo.signal11.org.uk/html/alpha-index.htm

This link only brought me back to the same page in QZ
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I hate when that happens. :/ When that happens me I have to type the whole thing in the address bar.

Fat Bottomed Girls - the beginning of the song,beetween the vocals you can hear the backing track coming out from their headphones ,
Dragon Attack - The same story ,during the verses - the backing track is audible.

"When that happens me I have to type the whole thing in the address bar. "

Copy and paste dear.

You can still hear the bassline very low down during the verses in Dragon Attack. As for FBG's there is no backing track at the beginning during the vocals?!

LIsten carefully ,put your headphones really loud ,You will be able to hear it.
After "Are you gonna take me home tonight?" there is this silence but if you'll listen closely You will hear the backing track.And it's the same story in all of those "silent" bits.

Heard it! Sounds like Brians guitar definitely.

From ADATR (2011 remaster) bonus tracks section:

Tie Your Mother Down Backing Track  -  at the conclusion of the song you hear "thank you" (I think it's Freddie).

emrabt wrote: 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.

HAHA...this Zebonka sounds like a funny guy!!!