Wow not heard this before nice to hear this anyone got any info about it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq4a4O96fjw&feature=related
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The sessions of The Miracle, Freddie improvises quite
a great demo
a great demo
yeah, having fun in the studio, this was cut down ("reduced") from 12 to 4 minutes and served as the B-side to "Breakthru"
They should have had this in The Miracle remaster, not the four minute version.
waunakonor wrote: They should have had this in The Miracle remaster, not the four minute version.
That would have been too much! They need to save it for the Anthology for Queen's 200th anniversary!
MadTheSwine73 wrote:waunakonor wrote: They should have had this in The Miracle remaster, not the four minute version.That would have been too much! They need to save it for the Anthology for Queen's 200th anniversary!
xD
Many demos from the Miracle sessions are actually better than the stuff which ended up on the album
MadTheSwine73 wrote:waunakonor wrote: They should have had this in The Miracle remaster, not the four minute version.That would have been too much! They need to save it for the Anthology for Queen's 200th anniversary!
I have a feeling that Queen has a lot of really great material stashed away somewhere secret and they're going to release it all to the public very gradually so that they'll have new stuff to release on big anniversaries well into the future.
Who knows. All I know is that a lot of fans are tired of getting remasters of the same thing over and over again.
We want something new. We don't care what, just as long as we've never seen it before.
We want something new. We don't care what, just as long as we've never seen it before.
pittrek wrote:
Many demos from the Miracle sessions are actually better than the stuff which ended up on the album
I've never really given it thought, but you're absolutely right with that. Darn.
I'd go for Rain Must Fall and My Baby Does Me as two of the weaker tracks on The Miracle, and whilst the band argued that the collaborative songwriting credits from then on prevented any arguments on song selection, I'd say that those two songs when compared to some that were left off, show this wasn't the case. I'd say that these are possibly two songs that John had most of a hand in writing and therefore they got included at the expense of better compositions by the other three?
cmsdrums wrote:
I'd go for Rain Must Fall and My Baby Does Me as two of the weaker tracks on The Miracle, and whilst the band argued that the collaborative songwriting credits from then on prevented any arguments on song selection, I'd say that those two songs when compared to some that were left off, show this wasn't the case. I'd say that these are possibly two songs that John had most of a hand in writing and therefore they got included at the expense of better compositions by the other three?
If they wanted to give Deacon more representation, they should have put in My Life Has Been Saved