You people could have saved yourselves a LOT of trouble if you had just gone to queenconcerts.com.
Mr Scully had this to say in his Official Live Releases>Live Killers section
"A lot of people are also asking: "why is there a beep before Death On Two Legs?" The beep is intentional because Freddie introduced the song: "This next song is from 'A Night At The Opera'. This is about a dirty nasty man, we call him motherfucker, do you know what motherfucker means? I'm sure you have a word for it! We call him, we also call him 'Death on Two Legs' Heh heh heh hey!" "
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The correct answer was repeating few times after Brenski's post, what's the point to repeat it again?
The correct answer was repeating few times after Brenski's post, what's the point to repeat it again?
I...Don't...Know :P
thanks to everyone that has posted. as long as i know Freddie was saying motherfucker if feel good. i figured as much but know know for sure rules! thanks...
Intheyearof39, to answer your other question as to why Queen were not happy with the Sheffield Brothers...they basically ripped them off from day one. In the early 70's Queen signed a contract with them that was more in the Sheffields best interests than the band members. As Queen were generating more and more money, they really weren't seeing much of it. John Deacon couldn't even get an advance to put a down payment down on a house. I believe it was Elton John's manager, John Reid (after being turned down by Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant) who was brought in to get them out of the contract. It cost them a fortune at the time-had they not continued to more and more successful, they would never recouped the money. In the video anthology series "Magic Years", Norman Sheffield admits he made a mistake letting then get away. If only he had treated them fairly in the begininng...
IS there a non-beeped version available?
IS there a non-beeped version available?
Yes, on the bootleg from that Barcelona's show.