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Alex Solan wrote:

Live, London, UK with Bon Jovi @ Brit Awards, February 14th, 1993 (no setlist available)


Brian played "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" with Bon Jovi. He also wore a cowboy hat. I have a copy somewhere.
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PieterMC wrote:
Lisser wrote:

Oops!! I'd like to hear it!! ;)


I sell you a copy for $500 :-p

The Tonight Show stuff was also on the UK Resurrection Part 2 single. Which I might add I had the hardest time finding when it came out. I was greeted with blank looks whenever I tried to order it.


Put it on my tab, no make that your tab that I'll be charging things on for room service at the Fairfield Inn....w()()t
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Alex Solan wrote:
Pieter: "The Tonight Show stuff was also on the UK Resurrection Part 2 single. Which I might add I had the hardest time finding when it came out. I was greeted with blank looks whenever I tried to order it."

Actually I'm looking for the video version if it is possible.


Like I said, I've got it taped off of t.v. when it originally came on. There isn't a good copy of that floatin' around already?
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Alex Solan wrote:
Actually I'm looking for the video version if it is possible.


Pieter put it on here for me...:-)
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King Biscuit Flour Hour vol. 4 (cd)

track 1, 4:20 10/28/77
WWRY (Brian May)
When a red hot man meets a white hot lady, Hoop Diddy Diddy, Hoop Diddy Doo!
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Sorry, but was not THE FREDDIE MERCURY ALBUM released in 1992? That makes all the remixes to date back to 1992 (specifically, before October 19th 1992).
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Wilki wrote:
Sorry, but was not THE FREDDIE MERCURY ALBUM released in 1992?


It was released on November 16th 1992
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Yes, it was officially released in November 17th 1992. October 19th is the date the definitive master was achieved. By the way, there is also an Abbey Road cassette with some slightly different versions, dated September 15th 1992 (real-time copy from the master).
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Wilki wrote:
Yes, it was officially released in November 17th 1992. October 19th is the date the definitive master was achieved. By the way, there is also an Abbey Road cassette with some slightly different versions, dated September 15th 1992 (real-time copy from the master).


Unfortunately there was no follow up to this. Wilki, sorry to bother you (again), but could you tell us more please? Do you have running times of those different versions or were they just mixed differently?

Thanks.
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I will report soon.
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Wilki? Any chance of information?
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Rip Van Winkle wrote:
Probably useless info but ...

Back to the Light and Tie Your Mother Down from the Tonight Show were also on the Japanese "Resurrection" CD single (which also includes the Star Fleet Project mini-album)


I have the two Tonight Show songs...and yes Jay Leno does a horrible English accent to introduce Brian.
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Hey Walter, e-mail me privately!
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Hey Wilki,

I see that you have updated your wesite. Excellent work! Could you please elaborate more on the versions that can be found on the Abbey Road cassette of the FM Album? I looked at the versionary page, but I could not found it there.

Thanks.

I know your website is "work in progress", but the version of Foolin' around that can be found on the Teachers soundtrack differs too. There was an interesting thread about this issue a while ago: http://www.queenzone.com/queenzone/forumnew/forum_topic_view.aspx?Q=710819

PS Did you and updj1 exchange emails about the Basic Bootlegs album? I am still interested in information about the unreleased mixes. (it was discussed here: http://www.queenzone.com/queenzone/forumnew/forum_topic_view.aspx?Q=646338)