In songs like Good Company, and You Take My Breath Away, the ending has a separate part, why ? whats the purpose?
any more Queen songs like this?
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Ale Solan
That happens when you share the same cocaine bowl.
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matt z
Back masking:
If you reverse the so called instrumental ending of Good company and undo the original chorusing and echo it reveals
"For the love of country is the end of man"
Yet even this is sped up FIVE Times the nOrmal speaking voice in order to create simulated tones imperceptible to most ears
If you reverse the so called instrumental ending of Good company and undo the original chorusing and echo it reveals
"For the love of country is the end of man"
Yet even this is sped up FIVE Times the nOrmal speaking voice in order to create simulated tones imperceptible to most ears
matt z
Once again I'm sorry. I should have read the question more thoroughly. You said "what is the reason/why?"
This I cannot answer. You must ask the band.
I've already said far......too much
This I cannot answer. You must ask the band.
I've already said far......too much
Ale Solan
Yeah, let's ask Freddie or (in replacement) Sasha Baron... oh wait, he won't be Freddie? Bummer.
andres_clip
Thanks Matt Z for the info I didnt know that.Very interesting fact
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]
Back masking:
If you reverse the so called instrumental ending of Good company and undo the original chorusing and echo it reveals
"For the love of country is the end of man"
Yet even this is sped up FIVE Times the nOrmal speaking voice in order to create simulated tones imperceptible to most ears[/QUOTE]
Can you elaborate on the process of how to "undo the original chorusing" ?
I played it back backwards, and interestingly enough it reveals that it, too, sounds backwards. So some of the guitars are playing normally and some are playing in reverse. Such an interesting effect, and nobody else has even thought to do it. In fact, has anyone else even discovered this before I did ??!
Back masking:
If you reverse the so called instrumental ending of Good company and undo the original chorusing and echo it reveals
"For the love of country is the end of man"
Yet even this is sped up FIVE Times the nOrmal speaking voice in order to create simulated tones imperceptible to most ears[/QUOTE]
Can you elaborate on the process of how to "undo the original chorusing" ?
I played it back backwards, and interestingly enough it reveals that it, too, sounds backwards. So some of the guitars are playing normally and some are playing in reverse. Such an interesting effect, and nobody else has even thought to do it. In fact, has anyone else even discovered this before I did ??!
inu-liger
I love the dripping sarcasm
*goodco*
Maybe they had listened to 'Strawberry Fields Forever' and 'Helter Skelter' once or twice in their lives .....