Ultimate Collection: 2003

Those versions where "work in progress" pre-mixes that were prepared to make some sort of aMIGO medley to promote the album.

By the way, MORGAN album is called NOVA SOLIS. The CD tracklisting is as follows:
1. Samarkhand The Golden 8:04
2. Alone 5:17
3. War Game 7:03
4. Nova Solis - a suite 20:17
a. Theme
b. Floating
c. Take-Off
d. Asteroids
e. Earth
f. Hyperspace: The Return Home
g. Nova
h. May I Remember
i. Theme
Nice version, nice album. More info at:
http://www.morgan-fisher.com/discogpages_e/nova.html

Wilki wrote:

Those versions where "work in progress" pre-mixes that were prepared to make some sort of aMIGO medley to promote the album.

so are these official mixes? I cant listen to them now, however I remember that especially Earth sounded a lot different (ie Tim sings vocals where on the final version Brian does). Were this distributed only in mp3-wma form, or it was a special pre-release CD (i think the latter- but i might be wrong here, i am not an audio expert...)

I think that only the medley was pressed to CD, and that the pre-mixes were sent by e-mail (wma) - there should be one of these for every track of the CD, or at least for most of them. But, again, that was only the impression I had years ago. To be sure, we have to ask Tim, if he remembers...

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Emmerson Nogueira
Album: Versao Acustica 3

Track 10: Radio Ga Ga - 4:49

By the way, Invincible Hope and The Call are both officially credited to Brian May/Roger Taylor, so technically Rog too is involved in that the-call sin...

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Artist: Sasha de Vries
Album: Trance The Vocal Session 4 released on July 9th 2003.
Track # 10 on CD2: Who Wants To Live Forever (3:48)

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Artist: unknown
Album: Piano Chill released on October 1st of 2003
Track # 3 on CD1: Too Much Love Will Kill You (5:00)

Instrumental cover version.

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Artist: Darkness
Album (EP): I Was Born To Love You
Vinyl release of SpotSound Records, April 21st 2003.

Pop Vrs (Side A1)) (6:51)
Club dub (Side A2) (7:34)
Tribe dub (Side B1) (7:36)
Tribe in Paradise (Side B2) (3:21)
Piano and Vox (Side B3) (3:14)

All of them are IWBTLY variations..

Artist: King Of Dubs
Album: 12" vinyl, one side released in UK.

Dust

The end. It was the track name - the house re-work of AOBTD.

Serry<br><font size=1>The FLACer</font> wrote:

By the way, Invincible Hope and The Call are both officially credited to Brian May/Roger Taylor, so technically Rog too is involved in that the-call sin...

Umm, no they're not. The 46664 concert DVD states that The Call is by Brian, and Invincible Hope by Roger.

I don't know where you get that idea from.

Just to (hopefully) clear this up, this is a list of most (if not all) of what was shown on Australian TV in 2003 relating to WWRY:

11th March: Ben Elton interview on 'Rove'
12th March: Ben Elton interview on 'Mornings'
13th March: WWRY press 1st Press confernce, BM and RT
13th March: WWRY launch party, BM, RT and Ben speeches, privately filmed
13th March: Ben Elton interview AFL Footy Show
14th March: Brian presenting at Air Guitar final, Mercury lounge (private filmings exist)
17th March: Brian and Roger on 'Chat Room', Sydney
16th June: Ben Elton interview Michallef tonight
17th June: Ben Elton interview on 'Rove'
19th June: Ben Elton interview on 'Greeks on the Roof'
3rd July: Debut performance of cast on AFL Footy show (Well Will Rock You song performed)
6th August: Roger intervew by Bert Newton on Good Morning Australia
7th August: Brian and Roger inteviewed by Richard Wilkins (ch10) about musical and John Farnham rumour (at WWRY set, Regent Theatre)
7th August: Premiere press conference, songs performed by cast/band and BM RT, Ben interviewed
7th August: Various news reports on pres conference
8th August: Channel 10 reports on premiere and after-show (footage of both)

Both channel 7 and 10 filmed the after-show in their entirety, but only clips were shown on TV. At least 2 complete audience filmings exist plus a 3rd which is incomplete. The 2 complete versions were shot by people within the WWRY circle.

Also: WWRY interview MusicMax, all 3 interviewed , 4 mins, not sure when it was recorded but it was aired regulary between shows.

Michael Falzon perofming WWTLF on TV (possible 'Mornings', not sure)

Late Sepember: Cast performing WATC on Grand Final edtion of Footy Show and cast also performed
in the pre match entertainment of the grand final itself.

And finally, Molly Meldrum interviewed Brian and Roger at Metropolis studios in March in Melbourne, at least some of it was shown on 'The Drum'

Miklos wrote:

Wilki wrote:

Those versions where "work in progress" pre-mixes that were prepared to make some sort of aMIGO medley to promote the album.

so are these official mixes? I cant listen to them now, however I remember that especially Earth sounded a lot different (ie Tim sings vocals where on the final version Brian does). Were this distributed only in mp3-wma form, or it was a special pre-release CD (i think the latter- but i might be wrong here, i am not an audio expert...)

i just recently stumbled over what i think is that so-called pre-mix version of the whole album here. indeed the versions differ in the way miklos described.

inu-liger wrote:

Serry<br><font size=1>The FLACer</font> wrote:

By the way, Invincible Hope and The Call are both officially credited to Brian May/Roger Taylor, so technically Rog too is involved in that the-call sin...

Umm, no they're not. The 46664 concert DVD states that The Call is by Brian, and Invincible Hope by Roger.



I don't know where you get that idea from.

I've used BPI as the source, but not the sleeves. Otherwise IWIA is written by Brian, and Say It's Not True was written twice - once by Roger and another one time by Queen+PR.

According to BMI Repetoire Invinciple Hope is by Roger & Brian. The Call doesn't seem to be listed.

It was in 2006 when I wrote it in this thread. IH is still by both of them, no matter what sleeves says.