Roger Taylor Surrender Orignal Version acetate CD

Pim Derks wrote:Unbelievable that there was a time when in the span of 2 years (1997-1999) we had 2 new solo albums, 2 solo tours, <i><u>various singles on multiple formats, new Queen releases (NOBY, UP '99)</i></u> :(

One of the initial banes of being a Queen collector, that period alone! But I'm getting close to completing that part, definitely need to get EF Orange LP, AW Picture Disc LP, and UP Picture Disc 7" :)

Big thanks for posting this. Never heard it before.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much for this share.
Just managed to get the LP on ebay last week. So it's nice to hear this song in it's baby boots along with the final version. .

regards,
W.

Pim Derks wrote:

Unbelievable that there was a time when in the span of 2 years (1997-1999) we had 2 new solo albums, 2 solo tours, various singles on multiple formats, new Queen releases (NOBY, UP '99) :(

Not only that, 2 great solo albums in the same year (1998).
But Roger´s "Electric Fire" really did it for me. I wasn´t expecting the album to be that good. It´s excellent, and it still sounds fresh today. Great 2 years indeed!

Yuri Queen wrote:

link

https://www.wetransfer.com/downloads/f00aa85007c4a5ca6f2ea77e2a876ed320130413120452/baed16b27d47134e77b4ec1ffcf4bc7920130413120452/4afdea

Thank you!

Lineage: JSS - MC - MD - FLAC - David Fuller...

(Complete with recording skip/glitch)

John S Stuart wrote: Lineage: JSS - MC - MD - FLAC - David Fuller...

(Complete with recording skip/glitch)

LOL