Songs with different musical paths

flu wrote: Mmmm is true, the guitar were made by Brian and Roger... could be a Cosmos Rock song too

Surf's Up, School's Out - No thought given that the public would hear this %$*).

Warboys - departed musically from the demo and sounds worse.

alright.... a REAL ONE:

Bijou - takes a very different approach to usual song structure, uses guitar as the verse, vocal as the solo.

When Eddie Van Halen plays the guitar solo during the verse of Beat It instead of the chorus.

The weird quieter bit in GnR's Rocket Queen, which stills sounds awesome live.

Anything on the Darkness' first album. WTF's up with that falsetto? Amazing. Pity it all went pear shaped so soon.

Holly2003 wrote: When Eddie Van Halen plays the guitar solo during the verse of Beat It instead of the chorus.

The weird quieter bit in GnR's Rocket Queen, which stills sounds awesome live.

Anything on the Darkness' first album. WTF's up with that falsetto? Amazing. Pity it all went pear shaped so soon.

Weird.... this isn't a MJJ Forum, nor is it a GnF'nR's Forum... especially...not a Darkness forum.

Had a few to drink? ahh... I'm looking forward to a few tonight.

All in all... i think the poster meant on QUEEN ALBUMS *exclusively*

otherwise we'll wind up with a crash course in musical genres, zydecos and everything

I thought of another one: Liar - only song to have Deaky on backing vocal. Many QZ'ers may be sceptical and think I want to claim this widespread belief as fact, but I can prove it! Listen to the first 'all day long' during that section on Queen I, and then listen to Freddie and John's duet on the Rainbow performance. I swear, the 'all day long's at the Rainbow sound just as they would if you drenched in the studio track in echo.

'All day long' at the Rainbow also features Maylor. It proves nothing.

WWRY, ITLOTGR, SSOR and TT are more likely to feature John on BV. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't.

I don't know if it counts but Seaside Rendezvous has Freddie & Roger replicating musical instruments using their voices.

One Year of Love features a Saxophone.

One Year Of Love has no guitar in it. That's why Stevie Ann's version is special.
Just search in Youtube: Stevie Ann - One Year Of Love.

There was already a Queen song recorded in Munich which featured a saxophone, released four years before One Year of Love.