This would keep Mojo going for years!
Sorry to ask, but how have you come across this information? That's a damn lot of songs that BM/1984/etc would have played...setlists from the period? Expert testimonial?
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Negative Creep: "What are these reference reels youre referring to?"
Nothing exciting I'm afraid. Just a posh term for a compilation of recorded tracks.
The Fonz: "...how have you come across this information? That's a damn lot of songs that BM/1984/etc would have played...setlists from the period? Expert testimonial?"
The short answer is all three!
Nothing exciting I'm afraid. Just a posh term for a compilation of recorded tracks.
The Fonz: "...how have you come across this information? That's a damn lot of songs that BM/1984/etc would have played...setlists from the period? Expert testimonial?"
The short answer is all three!
Great.
So is there anything surviving (apart from the stuff we already know about) from that time period? For example the drummer from 1984 recording their practises on 32-bit digital tape from the time or something?
;-)
So is there anything surviving (apart from the stuff we already know about) from that time period? For example the drummer from 1984 recording their practises on 32-bit digital tape from the time or something?
;-)
Hello John S. Stuart;
I suddenly remembered where I heard your name before: are you actually the one who wrote a series of articles "Queen before Queen - the 1960's recordings" for Record Collector or another magazine of that kind, a few years ago?
They were very informative and interesting, particularly for the youngest or the foreigners or anyone who does not know about the music scene in Britain in the 60'-70'.
I really liked them, and I even translated them all into Italian for some friends who were not very familiar with English.
Thank you very much for your work!
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Gnomo
(Rome, Italy)
I suddenly remembered where I heard your name before: are you actually the one who wrote a series of articles "Queen before Queen - the 1960's recordings" for Record Collector or another magazine of that kind, a few years ago?
They were very informative and interesting, particularly for the youngest or the foreigners or anyone who does not know about the music scene in Britain in the 60'-70'.
I really liked them, and I even translated them all into Italian for some friends who were not very familiar with English.
Thank you very much for your work!
--
Gnomo
(Rome, Italy)
And compare those areticles to those compiled by the "loveable" Mr. Brooks....... An astounding lack of detail / NEW information from Greg who is supposed to be all things to all men on the official front.
there is also an "Opposition" setlist in the book Queen: The Early Years for those interested in John Deacon's pre-Queen career:
You Don't Know
Going To A Go-Go
Meeting Over Yonder
Midnight Hour
Heat Wave
Knock On Wood
Hold On I'm Coming
Something You Got
See Saw
Something About You
I'll Be Doggone
Can't Help Myself
Dancing In The Street
Headline News
Emergency 999
It's Growing
Ride Your Pony
Land of 1000 Dances
Key To Love
You Don't Know
Going To A Go-Go
Meeting Over Yonder
Midnight Hour
Heat Wave
Knock On Wood
Hold On I'm Coming
Something You Got
See Saw
Something About You
I'll Be Doggone
Can't Help Myself
Dancing In The Street
Headline News
Emergency 999
It's Growing
Ride Your Pony
Land of 1000 Dances
Key To Love
freddie never did any aretha songs for fun?
"Of course, you do have the right to poo-poo the idea"
Don't you mean pee pee?
Don't you mean pee pee?