Queen Errors & Glitches

Bohardy wrote:

"Rock It - Brian loses beat at the beginning of the guitar solo".

- Come on! That's obviously intentional, the whole stuttering, unsteady, off-kilter feel that Brian gives the start of the solo.

It's one of the most different solos for Bri. Quite a departure for him.

I dunno man........ :) Everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion, but every time I hear this lick I just think Brian could have done it a bit cleaner.

that audible 'beep' about 11 seconds into drowse has always bugged me.

that would be...uhh...as opposed to an inaudible beep?

I think I can also hear a "four" in the beginning of 'Bring Back That Leroy Brown', as in Roger or Freddie counting off the song - "1, 2, 3 *drum intro* four".

On the flash cd, at the start
till the end.

zizzu wrote:

If u listen to Play T G instrumental version u can find an error at the end of the solo that is faded out in the definitive recording. Quite interesting

I'm actually interested in hearing this as well... which version is this exactly?

Ohh Willy :-)

I think that might be Roger in Leroy B. because of his tendency to add a count in a live shows.

'A one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four'

That thing about Roger's drum tracks missing on Hot Space, Side 1... is that really a mistake or was it intentional?

joeyjojo wrote:

that audible 'beep' about 11 seconds into drowse has always bugged me.

Yeah - what's that all about, is there any information why they didnt edit that ? I mean it's not that you have to listen carefully to hear it, one cannot miss that one... ?

wstüssyb wrote:

On the flash cd, at the start
till the end.

LMAO!

I can't believe nobody has mentioned the drumtrack on 'No More of That Jazz' -- near the end of the song? and (slightly off topic) -- the 'Rocks' version of FBG?

wstüssyb wrote:

On the flash cd, at the start
till the end.

Okay, now that was harsh. Just because it's not a huge Queen album, but rather a soundtrack to a sub-par movie, doesn't mean it sucks. "Flash's Theme" was good enough to make it on Queen's first Greatest Hits album, and it's a good album overall.

OK, it's a joke? I'm sure he's entitled to his own opinion, too.

in radio gaga:
when it's the "all we here is radio gaga..."
roger's voice seems to be continuing after freddie & co.