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I guess this counts as serious - I was browsing eBay and came across this.
Thought I'd put it up for the completists among us (should it be anything of actual value - my Left Handed Marriage knowledge is a touch rusty).
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It's genuine, I'd say. I wonder what the value is of this item...
But this LP has NO Brian May involvement. He is NOT on it. He does NOT appear - nor does he play or sing a note.
The only connection to Brian, is that he appeared with the band for some other sesssions.
This is like claiming "A Night At The Opera" has links to Paul Rodgers or "Sgt Pepper" connections to Billy Preston.
The only connection to Brian, is that he appeared with the band for some other sesssions.
This is like claiming "A Night At The Opera" has links to Paul Rodgers or "Sgt Pepper" connections to Billy Preston.
Genuine could be, but without Brian so i'm not bothered (didn't like what I heard even WITH him actually :) )
Hmm, no Brian indeed. Too bad...
Does anymore LP's exist which are Queen related and are pressed before Queen started in 1971?
I heard some pressings exist of John Quale & The Reaction (Roger). Acetate pressings, that is.
Any more? Any solo bands of Brian, Freddie, John or Roger?
I heard some pressings exist of John Quale & The Reaction (Roger). Acetate pressings, that is.
Any more? Any solo bands of Brian, Freddie, John or Roger?
The Reaction and Roger, yes. And I think it's not just one... On one of them I believe Roger sings "I Feel Good"... John will know more- I know this from his article in Record collector :)
Hmm, very interesting. Acetate pressings are simply interesting and very nice to have.
I know Brian doesn't play on this, however, like I say, I thought I'd put it up for the "completists" among us.
It doesn't say Brian plays on it
It says Brian related
Which it is
It says Brian related
Which it is