The news, and the new tracks at the convention this year
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CMG · Member since
Any info about the things played by Greg this year?
Any info about their release?
Ron · Member since
nope none
did he play any tracks last year? didnt heard a thing about it
CMG · Member since
Its just Jacky said there would be some new stuff played this year by greg...
Daz85 · Member since
Yeah, what's the goss?
Bohardy · Member since
Come on folks!
There must be some news, no?
YourValentine · Member since
I heard that Greg did in fact play some new demos - among others an instrumental jam which became Coming Soon later. (edited)
Banquo · Member since
Okey doky. They were mostly backing tracks and early versions off the top of my head I can think of Great King Rat, Brighton Rock and a very early version of Coming Soon which didn't sound anything like it. The next DVD will be Milton Keynes, followed by Houston '77 (only joking).
And finally it looks like a Made In Heaven type album will be released using Freddie vocals that no-one has ever heard before.
Togg · Member since
Seriously, vocals that we have never heard before? that begs the question why didn't they use them the first time round instead of going back to Freddie's solo material.
Still if that's the case, or in fact any new studio album comes out I'm happy!
Banquo · Member since
That's what I heard. I seem to remember Fight From The Inside with a different Roger vocal playing as well. The new video for the I Was Born to Love you Japanese version played as well, featuring a band peformance from Wembley 86 and Freddie orginal video for the song cut and pasted DoRo style by Simon Lupton to be fair he only had a day to do it. This will be on Greatest Flix III.
On a more personal note I was disappointed by lack of solo videos playing during the day on the big screen and hearing Crazy Little Thing Called Love 15-20 times on the trot for the Rock and Roll Dancing instruction. A bit more thought would have enabled someone to alternate with Man On The Prowl or just play some proper rock and roll like Little Richard. Not play the same song over and over again it drove me up the wall. And someone turn the heating on in Lunars it was fucking freezing in there all weekend.
Brian_Mays_Wig · Member since
So if a MIH type album was to be released, who is gonna fill in for John??
If there will be new MiH kind of songs, I think Brian or Roger will play the bass, or maybe they'll ask Neil Murray?
Adam Baboolal · Member since
"that begs the question why didn't they use them the first time round instead of going back to Freddie's solo material."
Does it? How many tracks did they use for the MIH album that had been demos? IABD and LML. The others were tracks from Fred in the last sessions and of course the tracks that were made into Queen versions.
The reason for the Fred solo stuff being turned into solo versions were because of Brian's love of those songs. And because they fit in with the MIH album.
Read his latest interviews and you'll see that. The other tracks go without saying.
Peace,
Adam.
FriedChicken · Member since
"Does it? How many tracks did they use for the MIH album that had been demos? IABD and LML. The others were tracks from Fred in the last sessions and of course the tracks that were made into Queen versions."
Heaven For Everyone was a Queen demo before the cross recorded it
FriedChicken · Member since
the only "new" songs from MiH are:
You don't fool me
Mother love
Winters Tale
the other songs were or unused Queen songs, or re-recordings of solo songs.
It's a Beautiful Day:
Re-recording of a 1980 demo
Made in Heaven:
Re-recording of a solo song
Let me Live:
Re-recording of a song from 1983, Dunno how much was done then, and after the Innuendo sessions. (I'm talking about the freddie vocals here)
My Life has been Saved:
Re-recording of the B-side recorded in 1989
I Was Born to Love You:
Re-recording of a solo song
Heaven For Everyone:
Re-recording of a Queen song (1986) and The Cross song (1988?)
Too Much Love will Kill You:
Re-recording of a Queen song (1989) and Brian song (1992)