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Don't Try So Hard/The Show Must Go On

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Near the end of the guitar bit on DTSH the drum part sounds just like the beginning of TSMGO. Has anyone else noticed this?
No, but i think the start of the solo from DTSH sounds very much like the beginning of the solo from WWTLF (the synth part)
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
It's actually not a guitar, if I recall. It's the default sound that plays when you turn on a Korg Synth.
But I'm probably wrong, my memory is hazy on this. I thought that one of the Innuendo tracks features a Korg 'on-sound' at the start.
what are you talking about?
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
"what are you talking about?"

What are *you* talking about?
The guy mentioned the 'guitar' part at the start of DTSH. I reckon it's not a guitar part, but rather the sound of a Korg M1 turning on.

It's really not that hard to understand is it? Sorry if I flubbed my first post somehow.
I don't think he means the harmonics in the intro/outro, righT?
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't think he means the harmonics in the intro/outro, righT?[/QUOTE]


I'm not a 'he' and the bit just before the last chrous part sounds like the beginning of 'The Show Must Go On'.
"He?? HE???"
"See, you're laughing already".

I'm not sure what part of the song you're talking about. I thought you said at the start of the song, and I remember hearing those harmonics came from a Korg.
As I also said earlier on - I'm probably wrong. Investigate!
Mass confusion alert.

Zebonka: the default Korg sound that you're talking about is the wishy-washy synthy sound you hear at the start, not the (obvious) harmonics played by Bri at the start and end of the song.

All Queen's People is talking about a 4 'note' drum-fill that Rog plays at the end of the guitar solo in Don't Try So Hard.

That fill does indeed sound nearly identical to the very first drum-fill Rog plays about 7 seconds into Show Must Go On.

I think he just does a flam on 4 different and progressively deeper toms. And that's it.

Was that so hard?
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