RS_Protos wrote:
I thought there's not much left, LOL..........
There isn't Brian can only remember Cool Cat
There isn't Brian can only remember Cool Cat
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There isn't Brian can only remember Cool Cat
Togg wrote:
RS_Protos wrote:
I thought there's not much left, LOL..........
There isn't Brian can only remember Cool Cat
The problem is not that anyone remembers anything, but the fact that no one wants to take the time to release studio rare material
BETA215 wrote:
So, the songs they supposedly recorded were:
1. Under Pressure (final version);
2. his 'father' Feel Like (early version);
3. Cool Cat (almost final version with Bowie's vocals); and
4. I Don't Want To Be A Rolling Stone (early version of I Go Crazy).
Am I forgetting anything?
I think Frederick said they started off just playing their old songs, so it wouldn't be surprising if they ran through Queen and Bowie classics... but there's no way of telling, until we ask the right people, if those jams were recorded.
I'm sure I've read these words from Brian before.....I have a feeling this is just a rehash of an old piece??
Bowie relaxed his drug use while in Berlin but he dabbled after. Notably Scary Monsters which is just before the time we're talking about. Depends on the company, and I can imagine Freddie and Roger were happy to get stuck in.
Interestingly, in late 1979 Bowie did sessions that involved rerecording Space Oddity, Boys Keep Swinging and Panic In Detroit (rather curious for Bowie to look back) so it's fair to say he'd have be happy to get recordings of Queen jamming out some of his old stuff (after all, Ronson was a big influence on May), and the other way around (same). Especially as Queen were massive in America at that point, and Bowie was massive in UK - a flip for each other at that point. It's widely known they jammed, so I can imagine the tape was rolling (see bootlegs for jam sessions featuring Mott / Lou Reed / reputedly Bowie jamming old RNR numbers.
Interestingly, in late 1979 Bowie did sessions that involved rerecording Space Oddity, Boys Keep Swinging and Panic In Detroit (rather curious for Bowie to look back) so it's fair to say he'd have be happy to get recordings of Queen jamming out some of his old stuff (after all, Ronson was a big influence on May), and the other way around (same). Especially as Queen were massive in America at that point, and Bowie was massive in UK - a flip for each other at that point. It's widely known they jammed, so I can imagine the tape was rolling (see bootlegs for jam sessions featuring Mott / Lou Reed / reputedly Bowie jamming old RNR numbers.
I am just waiting for the William Orbit Mix of Cool Cat, or maybe perhaps the Brian Eno 'Berlin Mix'!
Cruella de Vil wrote:
I am just waiting for the William Orbit Mix of Cool Cat, or maybe perhaps the Brian Eno 'Berlin Mix'!
Oh shit. all that crap again. Only not Orbit or anyone else.
I feel his aka recalls looks like promote new another one trip with lambert. This guy will be sing aka new song which will be released in new unwanted compilation
Weirdly, I think GHIII would've benefited being released more recently to include work with PR and AL. At least they are part of the legacy rather than certain other 'guests' we got on there.
Anton3283 wrote:
Because we again will hear from Brian and Roger words that they didn't want compilation album.
And that may well be true.
It's not them that make those decisions - their record label does.
Major artists constantly have to deal with pressures from the business, as the labels want to make money.
Oh, gross! A spill over?! From Bowie?! Disgusting! Jesus!
AlexRocks wrote:
Oh, gross! A spill over?! From Bowie?! Disgusting! Jesus!
I do not see anything disgusting.Not the fact that will be released.