flash gordon segues

sweden_man wrote:

i know i can buy it, but it would be kind of useless to buy a cd for that one reason when you could just ask some one online who already has it?

Send this brilliant thought to Queen Productions Ltd.

Let me ask you, this logic works only with Flash Gordon or do you preffer to know details of each Queen release without having it?

sweden_man wrote:

okay, this is my last question:

the only true segues are flash to the rescue/vultan's theme and flash's theme reprise/the hero?

Yes :) I should have pointed that out better.

So if you were buying downloads (or getting them free, whatever) those songs would probably be the roughest to put back together or listen to on their own. Others will still sound rough simply because they cut off badly, but you don't lose a piece of them in next or previous tracks.

This topic makes me think of something:

When is the official ending of 'Execution of Flash' and the official start of 'The kiss'?
I ask this because the time runnings are stated differently on the vinyl and on the CD.

VINYL:
EOF 0:43
TK 2:04
This would mean that TK is starting when the second bell rings.

CD:
EOF 1:06
TK 1:46
This would mean that TK is staring when the voice starts to sing.

grtz
JeroenG

Original UK LP says:
EOF - 1:05
Kiss - 1:44

the only way to tell how long a certain song is, is to put it into your computer, open realone, and see what it says

the ones on the back ive found are often wrong

Maybe my real question wasn't really clear.
Given the fact that thwo different playing times were given (0:43/2:04 and 1:06/1:46) I am wondering to which song the 'middle part' belongs.
Does the part from the bell ringing until the voice starts officially belongs to EOF or TK ?
Seeing the tracks skip on the CD would say it belongs to EOF, but musically I tend to say it belongs to TK.

BTW, I have the German pressing stating the 0:43/2:04 times.

grtz
JeroenG