the day they put up a download site with FLACs of soundboards of every show from 1975/04/19 through 1982/11/03 is the day I'll never need anything else from Queen ever again.[/QUOTE]
Even better, From 1974 to 1986
AlexRocks · Member since
There is a certain amount of boringness. It makes me want to pull my pants down and jacket.
waunakonor · Member since
I'm still waiting for those extra songs from the Queen II and The Game sessions that I'm sure exist.
The Real Wizard · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]waunakonor wrote:[/b]
I'm still waiting for those extra songs from the Queen II and The Game sessions that I'm sure exist.[/QUOTE]
Wishful thinking.
Queen were not the kind of band to reject a ton of finished songs.
And if they did, the songs are definitely not very good, because tunes like Loser In The End and Don't Try Suicide made the albums.
Sebastian · Member since
To be fair, they usually chose tracklists based on which songs would match each other well enough (in terms of providing enough contrast, consistency, etc). Just like 'A Human Body' didn't make the album because, allegedly, Fred and Brian decided that would've been one ballad too many (and it's, in my opinion, a far better song than at least four that actually made the album).
Chances of finding a rejected song that's as good as 'Teo Torriatte' , 'The Show Must Go On' or 'Don't Stop Me Now' are ridiculously low in my opinion. But chances of finding something (even if unfinished) better than 'Body Language', 'Delilah' or 'My Baby Does Me' (not to mention 'The Call', 'The Kissing Me Song' or almost anything on 'Cosmos Rocks') are probably quite good.
Having said that, considering how quick and comparatively cheap 'Queen II' recordings were, they probably used at least most of what hey had. Albums from 'Races' onwards are far more likely to contain more outtakes and unreleased material.
