dysan
It's a shame the Chinese Torture effect is all over the Fanfare. Would've been nice as a 'raw' one like Procession / GSTQ
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SpaceGrey
Oscar J
OK, needs more autotune though.
Don't Stop Me Now is interesting. I definitely prefer the snare mix in this new version.
Don't Stop Me Now is interesting. I definitely prefer the snare mix in this new version.
splicksplack
Is that pic meant to be Paul Prenter kissing Freddie????? I wasn't aware they had a thing. Thought they were just friends. And Freddie looks like he got tits.
cmi
[QUOTE] [b]LucasDiego wrote:[/b]
For those that have the CD, how is the booklet? More movie pictures or have some texts? [/QUOTE]
A lot of pictures from the movie inside the booklet.
2 pictures of Queen group (BoRhap 1975 and Live Aid 1985).
4 individual pictures of FM (LOMO 85), BM (Magic Tour 86), RT(SHA Tour 74), JD (Magic Tour 86)
+ credits
For those that have the CD, how is the booklet? More movie pictures or have some texts? [/QUOTE]
A lot of pictures from the movie inside the booklet.
2 pictures of Queen group (BoRhap 1975 and Live Aid 1985).
4 individual pictures of FM (LOMO 85), BM (Magic Tour 86), RT(SHA Tour 74), JD (Magic Tour 86)
+ credits
SpaceGrey
[QUOTE] [b]splicksplack wrote:[/b]
Is that pic meant to be Paul Prenter kissing Freddie????? I wasn't aware they had a thing. Thought they were just friends. And Freddie looks like he got tits.[/QUOTE]
If I am correctly remember somedy told that this Jim Hutton
Is that pic meant to be Paul Prenter kissing Freddie????? I wasn't aware they had a thing. Thought they were just friends. And Freddie looks like he got tits.[/QUOTE]
If I am correctly remember somedy told that this Jim Hutton
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
Just proof that this movie will be all about bigging up maylor and putting Freddie's role down. More Brian and Roger on DSMN, more Brian songs, More Brian on DAR.this will be a mess[/QUOTE]
The soundtrack has 7 Freddie songs and 7 Brian songs.
You also haven't seen the film yet. So maybe you need to readdress your definition of "proof".
By your logic, the News Of The World album is a mess since there are 3 Freddie songs and 4 Brian songs.
FOR SHAME. HOW DARE THEY.
Just proof that this movie will be all about bigging up maylor and putting Freddie's role down. More Brian and Roger on DSMN, more Brian songs, More Brian on DAR.this will be a mess[/QUOTE]
The soundtrack has 7 Freddie songs and 7 Brian songs.
You also haven't seen the film yet. So maybe you need to readdress your definition of "proof".
By your logic, the News Of The World album is a mess since there are 3 Freddie songs and 4 Brian songs.
FOR SHAME. HOW DARE THEY.
Fredfan
do you think they will release a vinyl version? i dont have a CD player at all and find it hard to justify buying the CD even though it seems to be nice keepsake from the movie.....
SpaceGrey
[QUOTE] [b]splicksplack wrote:[/b]
Is that pic meant to be Paul Prenter kissing Freddie????? I wasn't aware they had a thing. Thought they were just friends. And Freddie looks like he got tits.[/QUOTE]
well,I would not be surprised if song somebody to love will be about the relationship of Prenter and Freddie.
Is that pic meant to be Paul Prenter kissing Freddie????? I wasn't aware they had a thing. Thought they were just friends. And Freddie looks like he got tits.[/QUOTE]
well,I would not be surprised if song somebody to love will be about the relationship of Prenter and Freddie.
Holly2003
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
Just proof that this movie will be all about bigging up maylor and putting Freddie's role down. More Brian and Roger on DSMN, more Brian songs, More Brian on DAR.this will be a mess[/QUOTE]
The soundtrack has 7 Freddie songs and 7 Brian songs.
You also haven't seen the film yet. So maybe you need to readdress your definition of "proof".
By your logic, the News Of The World album is a mess since there are 3 Freddie songs and 4 Brian songs.
FOR SHAME. HOW DARE THEY.
[/QUOTE]
In fairness, it does seem a bit odd for Brian to try to improve DSMN. Firstly, it's Fred's song. Secondly, it does not need any additions: it's one of the UK's most popular songs. So it's like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa. And to do it in such a sloppy, messy way is unforgivable. The drums don't even sound like they're in time with the rest of the song, and the extra guitar adds nothing. Pointless noodling really.
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
Just proof that this movie will be all about bigging up maylor and putting Freddie's role down. More Brian and Roger on DSMN, more Brian songs, More Brian on DAR.this will be a mess[/QUOTE]
The soundtrack has 7 Freddie songs and 7 Brian songs.
You also haven't seen the film yet. So maybe you need to readdress your definition of "proof".
By your logic, the News Of The World album is a mess since there are 3 Freddie songs and 4 Brian songs.
FOR SHAME. HOW DARE THEY.
[/QUOTE]
In fairness, it does seem a bit odd for Brian to try to improve DSMN. Firstly, it's Fred's song. Secondly, it does not need any additions: it's one of the UK's most popular songs. So it's like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa. And to do it in such a sloppy, messy way is unforgivable. The drums don't even sound like they're in time with the rest of the song, and the extra guitar adds nothing. Pointless noodling really.
princetom
according to "doing alright":
i cannot figure it out (for health reasons... i'm quite kind of deaf by the moment *grrr*)... ) but... the double take on brian's vocals at the end of the tune: to me it seems as it wasn't brian on both of the tracks but for mr.staffell on one of them. can anybody confirm or deny that ?
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otherwise.... i think that very track is THE hightlight of the album (should i say OST ?). a great opportunity. not by any means. mr. staffell told me the other day that there wasn't a session on which they played together, but some fractioned studio visits. nonetheless... it's a great song. it's another great approach to carry a certain mood. imho. and THAT could only be improved by having those three musicans playing live on stage. in person. together. *wishful thinking*
i cannot figure it out (for health reasons... i'm quite kind of deaf by the moment *grrr*)... ) but... the double take on brian's vocals at the end of the tune: to me it seems as it wasn't brian on both of the tracks but for mr.staffell on one of them. can anybody confirm or deny that ?
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otherwise.... i think that very track is THE hightlight of the album (should i say OST ?). a great opportunity. not by any means. mr. staffell told me the other day that there wasn't a session on which they played together, but some fractioned studio visits. nonetheless... it's a great song. it's another great approach to carry a certain mood. imho. and THAT could only be improved by having those three musicans playing live on stage. in person. together. *wishful thinking*
vadenuez
princetom
@vadenuez:
your message seems to have been lost in time and space :-(
your message seems to have been lost in time and space :-(
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Holly2003 wrote:[/b]
In fairness, it does seem a bit odd for Brian to try to improve DSMN. Firstly, it's Fred's song. Secondly, it does not need any additions: it's one of the UK's most popular songs. So it's like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa. And to do it in such a sloppy, messy way is unforgivable. The drums don't even sound like they're in time with the rest of the song, and the extra guitar adds nothing. Pointless noodling really.[/QUOTE]
Sure, fair enough.
But to attach ill-intent to it in the form of suggesting that they're trying to minimize Freddie's contributions (when the entire film is clearly about him) is just plain unnecessary.
In fairness, it does seem a bit odd for Brian to try to improve DSMN. Firstly, it's Fred's song. Secondly, it does not need any additions: it's one of the UK's most popular songs. So it's like drawing a moustache on the Mona Lisa. And to do it in such a sloppy, messy way is unforgivable. The drums don't even sound like they're in time with the rest of the song, and the extra guitar adds nothing. Pointless noodling really.[/QUOTE]
Sure, fair enough.
But to attach ill-intent to it in the form of suggesting that they're trying to minimize Freddie's contributions (when the entire film is clearly about him) is just plain unnecessary.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]princetom wrote:[/b]
mr. staffell told me the other day that there wasn't a session on which they played together, but some fractioned studio visits. nonetheless... it's a great song. it's another great approach to carry a certain mood. imho. and THAT could only be improved by having those three musicans playing live on stage. in person. together. *wishful thinking*
[/QUOTE]
If they can't get together for an afternoon recording session, then planning, rehearsing, and doing a gig seems pretty unlikely.
mr. staffell told me the other day that there wasn't a session on which they played together, but some fractioned studio visits. nonetheless... it's a great song. it's another great approach to carry a certain mood. imho. and THAT could only be improved by having those three musicans playing live on stage. in person. together. *wishful thinking*
[/QUOTE]
If they can't get together for an afternoon recording session, then planning, rehearsing, and doing a gig seems pretty unlikely.