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brianmay.com soapbox:

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So please just tell everyone to come to QOL - or here at Brianmay.com, to hear the new ORCHESTRAL VERSION of No-One But You , newly sung by our Kerry Ellis, who thrilled so many thousands of people with the song in the original production of We Will rock You in the old Dominione Theatro ....

Lotsa love

ENJOY !! CLICK HERE !!!! [Link will be live on Saturday]'

Seems like the link is already live..
Just change

'http://queenonline.com/kerryellisdownload/%0Dhttp://que'

to

http://queenonline.com/kerryellisdownload/
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AGGGGHHHHH! Well Done!!

Ahhhh... Nice enough track. But I still prefer the Queen version. Still, nice to have, I suppose.

Peace,
Adam.
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Hahaha, I await Brian's annoyed soapbox post about everyone getting this too early and him cancelling the tour out of anger.

That doesn't mean I didn't download it, of course!
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I always get a kick out of orchestral arrangements on Queen songs. Nice voice. But I don't think she captures the right mood. It's like she's singing it for the sake of it. Not to say she didn't do a good job, though!
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Zander05 wrote:
I always get a kick out of orchestral arrangements on Queen songs. Nice voice. But I don't think she captures the right mood. It's like she's singing it for the sake of it. Not to say she didn't do a good job, though!


Exactly. It's a nice performance, but for some reason I don't like performances of any songs where the vocals just totally overwhelm everything, and the vocalist draws eveeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyy word out for effect. It just seems to make the song go by a whole lot slower - I notice this with people who sing on American Idol, whenever I watch it (which isn't often).

There's really nothing like the emotion of the original recording, so I'll just say that I liked this version, but one listen is enough for me. Brian did a good job on bass, though! (yeah I know, of all the things I could've complimented...)
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uhm uhm uhm

if they made us pay for it you all would be less critics with this beautiful orchestral version. This woman has a stunning voice...i'd say better than Brian for this song (but...what's happening with her voice on the word "wiIiIiIiIndow"? :P )

it takes time to arrange the song in this way, great quality version.
Congratulations and THANK YOU!

It's perfect as soundtrack to some movie running for 10-13 oscars and winning at least one for "best soundtrack" or whatever they call it :D
Anything too stupid to be said... is sung.
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No one said it was shit, and I'm sure that if I'd paid to download this, I'd still have the same opinion. I'm not disputing that it's a lovely recording, because it is, and I think we all appreciate the time and effort that went into this.
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OK Lester...my words were maybe too polemical for what i meant.
I think it's a very inspired version, both the music and the voice.
that's all



...but the first one who says that it's shit will be kicked... :P
Anything too stupid to be said... is sung.
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It's Shit. Yes, with a capital S.

The original was shit enough, and unsurprisingly this takes the excrement to a whole new level. This is the highlight of WWRY? Who are the plebs that enjoy watching/listening to this, and how can they possibly also like Queen II?

Stage-school singers all need to be shot. Multiple times. And this girl needs to be at the head of the queue.

What I find laughable is that Brian insists trite turgid tripe like this is 'rock and roll' and somehow embodies the spirit of Queen. Erm, how about no.
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This version is completely different to the one in the WWRY show. Just in-case people were wondering. And when I heard her sing this back in 03' it sounded fantastic.

Peace,
Adam.
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Pretty good, but I can hardly recognize what Roger did for this track?!
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Played the drums that are on it maybe?
Gullibility and credulity are considered undesirable qualities in every department of human life -- except religion.
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He plays the drums beginning in the 3rd verse and last chorus. The "brushes" are played by Keith Prior (whose name rings a bell)
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IMO, and this has to be said: this is the least "Queenly" collaboration that Queen have ever worked on...and especially on one of their greatest ballads too.

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