Back Chat

I've always had a sneaking suspicion that Back Chat was John's coded message to Brian May

Any thoughts?

That and the first verse of I Want to Break Free!

Have you got any evidence?

Most of the words could fit the scenario of an over dominant colleague in a creative process. But the romance line doesn’t fit.

Yes i read about "Back Chat" been aimed at Brian as he was bullying John about all the funk/black music John wanted to write with Freddie so John set to work on the lyrics for Back Chat....

You stand so tall you don't frighten me at
Don't talk back
Don't talk back
Don't talk back
Just leave me alone.

Sound to me like John was pretty hacked off with Brian then !

And the evidence for such a claim is...?

Forum posts sound like Freddie's intros

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My life has been saved is a thinly veiled appreciation of life. ..cause for all we know we've only got "this moment"
how wonderful then , it is to make it another day

JD should be thankful Brian pulled off such a great solo on the song. Back Chat is the song and style they were aiming for on Hot Space, and if every song on the album was like it, the album might have been more successful.

Very clean solo with a nice bite

Yeah it's one of the better songs on the album, But could have benefited from a funkier drummer.

Instead the pocket sounds a little too much like "white guy wannabe funk"

Johnny Winter was a white dude, But his band had that extra bit of nastiness

Holly2003 You do realise "Backchat" only got to no40 in the UK charts? Hot space has other great tunes like "Dancer" "Put out the fire"

[QUOTE] [b][color=Sienna]Benross wrote:[/b][/color] [color=Sienna][i]Holly2003 You do realise "Backchat" only got to no40 in the UK charts? Hot space has other great tunes like "Dancer" "Put out the fire"[/color] [/i][/QUOTE]
you call out a song based on its chart position - as is your extremely tiresome wont.
then, to further make your ill-conceived point, you cite two songs that were not even released as singles. bizarre. but consistently so.

you might have gained a little credit if the examples you used were any good - they're really not.
[b][i]Dancer[/b][/i] sounds like something [b]BIlly Squier[/b] rejected for [b][i]Don't Say No[/b][/i]
and [b]Put Out The Fire[/b]/[i] is nothing more than a token rocker that they probably "felt" obliged to include. there's nothing special about it. It's paint-by-numbers rock with a passing nod (lyrically) to [b][i] Rocky Racoon[/b][/i] and [b][i]Hey Joe[/b[/i]

Brenski How rude of you to just interrupt a conversation.
I was not speaking to you so if you don't mind i will carry on regardless of your twisted comment.

[QUOTE] [b][color=Sienna]Benross wrote:[/b][/color] [color=Sienna][i] Brenski How rude of you to just interrupt a conversation.
I was not speaking to you so if you don't mind i will carry on regardless of your twisted comment[/color] [/i][/QUOTE]
nothing rude about commenting on a public forum ([b][i]site (sic)[/b][/i]). honestly, Gerry - you've only been [b][i]on here(sic)[/b][/i] six years and YOU still have no idea how forums work.

if you want to have private conversations with people, try using the PM function.
alternatively, don't reply to my posts.

either way: YOU do not get to dictate who can post a comment on a public forum ([b][i]site (sic)[/b][/i]).

@Brenski: You know when you reply to me it means one thing an argument and you only do it
to get a reaction well you are out of luck because i know how you and your other half (Vocal Harmony) works .
As i said before your comments mean nothing to me.
Go and start the chaos on your own shit site.