Here are two versions of this unreleased Queen track. Version 1 is the longer 3min version with good sound quality and Version 2 ist the 2 and a half minute version with an excelent sound quality.
Version1
http://www.filefactory.com/get/f.php?f=3cea8c771b09e943c3d4548e
Version2
http://www.filefactory.com/get/f.php?f=9975dfb809268a0b342ba5be
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Thank you!!!!
Thanks! I had only one of'em so far!
Thank you for the files! I like the song very much. A pity it never was released on an album.
What was the exact recording date? Is it a queen song or does it date from earlier (e.g. Wreckage)? Who wrote it?
Bye,
Nummer2
What was the exact recording date? Is it a queen song or does it date from earlier (e.g. Wreckage)? Who wrote it?
Bye,
Nummer2
The song is written by Tim Staffell and was recorded in 1971 during the sessions for the first queen album.
Thank you for the info so far! Of course it's a Queen song – what I meant is what roots it has. But since Tim Staffell wrote the lyrics, I assume it comes from Smile (or at least that period), am I right?
Thanks v. much! :o)
Thank you
Great recording. Sound on 2 is almost excellent. Thanks a lot
Great drums also, the end of the song could´ve been the start of a classic. Anybody got more info about this recording session?
Great drums also, the end of the song could´ve been the start of a classic. Anybody got more info about this recording session?
Thanks!
Thanks for this. Prior to this I only had the first version.
The Visible Man, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I love this stuff; it's really great.
Thanks for sharing it with us!
Cheers M8 & stay crazy! ;-)
I love this stuff; it's really great.
Thanks for sharing it with us!
Cheers M8 & stay crazy! ;-)
Great to have this in good quality so thank you very much indeed :))
THANK MY FRIENDDDD!!!!! =D
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Visible Man wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The song is written by Tim Staffell and was recorded in 1971 during the sessions for the first queen album.[/QUOTE]
Sorry but it's another myth. For that I read on John S Stuart posts on this forum it was recorded in 1972 during Trident sessions. (more on my site)
Sorry but it's another myth. For that I read on John S Stuart posts on this forum it was recorded in 1972 during Trident sessions. (more on my site)