Bohemian Rhapsody Movie Soundtrack List

[QUOTE] [b]cmsdrums wrote:[/b]

The new video clip released today seems to have the Earls Court version of Bo Rhap (heavy end section at least), but this isn’t on the album, so my guess is a number of the tracks on the album that are just the regular editions will feature in another form in the film.[/QUOTE]

Indeed, the movie itself will probably include some bits that can't make it to the OST album. It's a shame because it means they won't be complete tracks, but whatever.

They really missed an opportunity to bring DELILAH back to the limelight...

such a shame... it should be an OST cut. silliness and solo ...should be required listening for all

I never thought of something that could kill all of my interest in the movie. Now that you mention it, Delilah would do it. ;)

Cheers,

Ogre-

I’ll buy it for the opening 25 seconds alone lol (I will be so pumped when that comes on in the theatre) and the revisited tracks...only wish they did more revisiting....but it is better than just another greatest hits v10. Curious what other clips of music we will get in the movie itself

Hear hear! ^^ the Fox fanfare will have me rolling. Wish they could play it twice. One to cheer ;)

I hope he, Vai and Iommi are doing the BILL & TED 3 soundtrack

Probably a deluxe version in the pipeline (no tracks at all this limited edition is purely for the fans) contents incl 1 balloon, 1 sticker and 1 custard cream biscuit also possibly (fingers crossed) a paper Christmas hat in aubergine, the same exclusive design as Christmas crackers.

Track list above (with TYMD replacing the second KYA) sounds right.

Oh....and a 'hidden' track with twenty two seconds of the 'Man Made Paradise' demo.

I wonder if this will be peppered with film dialogue?

Fingers crossed eh.

Well seeing that the length of the album is 1:19:44 (just 16 seconds under 80 minutes, the maximum length of CDs), I Want To Break Free is probably the track they edited otherwise the album running time would've been over 80 minutes.

I Want To Break Free is probably an edit of the single version; it probably either starts off like the album version or the instrumental solo is edited.

[QUOTE] [b]dysan wrote:[/b]

I wonder if this will be peppered with film dialogue?

Fingers crossed eh.[/QUOTE]

From the press release:

[i]Unlike Queen's soundtrack to "Flash Gordon", no spoken dialogue from "Bohemian Rhapsody" is included on this new album. And while the film uses only parts from songs and performances, the soundtrack features the full-length versions of some of the band's best-loved studio and live recordings.[/i]

For me this release is more interesting than expected.
A few new/revisited things, and also some 'previously unreleased' (officially)...
Yeah, better than expected... :-)

^I expected almost nothing. A reworked Smile track was most certainly in, but they did a bit more than that. The movie itself most likely contains some more interesting bits, so it's something this year - although less than previous years.

PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED AS AUDIO ONLY (bold as on queenonline), although true, is the kind of shameless marketing advert you could find on the 1990's bulgarian pirated CDs, together with Japan live shows which are Wembley 86 in fact. Back then it was all part of the game and nobody cared too much, but now, 20 years later, i feel offended to be taken for a fool again, this time officially.

I could be wrong, maybe i'm "surrounded by dark influences", but on every occasional revisit of the catalogue, like this, i'm always amazed by the poor appearance of the opulent Queen archive, it's like a mad billionaire who walks in rags.

[QUOTE] [b]aristide1 wrote:[/b]

PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED AS AUDIO ONLY .[/QUOTE]

Exactly - as if we haven't been able to rip the audio ourselves from the Live Aid DVD releases. And leaving two tracks out of the Live Aid set is intentional to push new listeners/buyers into buying the Montreal with Live Aid DVD.

Even then, the headline wording of "featuring previously unavailable Queen performances at Live Aid" is wrong...they WERE available (just not on CD or download).

Queen's Live Aid performance was also available on the Live Aid dvd box set...