I know this may have already been discussed a while ago, but I can't find it, but can anyone tell me the year that Freddie's vocal was recorded for each song on the MIH album as I read somewhere that some were as early as 1983.
Many thanks :o)
Jim
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Posts in chronological order
Beautiful Day - April 1980, The Game sessions
Made In Heaven, Born To Love You - 1985, Mr Bad Guy
Let Me Live - 1983 (Freddie vocal), 1994-95 (Brian and Roger)
Mother Love - 1991 (Freddie vocal), 1994-95 (Brian vocal)
My Life, Too Much Love - 1989, The Miracle sessions
Heaven For Everyone - 1987
You Don't Fool Me, Winter's Tale - 1991
Made In Heaven, Born To Love You - 1985, Mr Bad Guy
Let Me Live - 1983 (Freddie vocal), 1994-95 (Brian and Roger)
Mother Love - 1991 (Freddie vocal), 1994-95 (Brian vocal)
My Life, Too Much Love - 1989, The Miracle sessions
Heaven For Everyone - 1987
You Don't Fool Me, Winter's Tale - 1991
Thanks v. much :oD
Jim
Jim
To be more correct: "I was born to love you" and "Made in heaven" could be recorded in 1984. And "My life has been saved" and "Too much love will kill you" in 1988 :)
Brian's vocal on Mother Love comes from his original demo from 1991, and was not changed laster on.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Beautiful Day - April 1980, The Game sessions
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It's impossible it doesn't sound like Freddie's voice at the beginning of the '80s...more around 1987 or 1988...
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It's impossible it doesn't sound like Freddie's voice at the beginning of the '80s...more around 1987 or 1988...
It's already been confirmed that IABD is from 1980, Game sessions at Munich.
I thought " A winters tale" was recorded late in 1990 in montreux - jim hutton mentions it in his book " mercury and me " .
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's already been confirmed that IABD is from 1980, Game sessions at Munich.[/QUOTE]
But it was Brian who said that, he could be wrong ofcourse :P
But it was Brian who said that, he could be wrong ofcourse :P
the last vocals from Freddie from Mother Love were recorded 11 days before his death
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's already been confirmed that IABD is from 1980, Game sessions at Munich.[/QUOTE]
But it was Brian who said that, he could be wrong ofcourse :P[/QUOTE]
Actually Greg said it, so it is your memory that is out of whack! Why can't you be more like Brian and have a better memory? Next you'll be saying 'My Fairy King' is from The Works!
But it was Brian who said that, he could be wrong ofcourse :P[/QUOTE]
Actually Greg said it, so it is your memory that is out of whack! Why can't you be more like Brian and have a better memory? Next you'll be saying 'My Fairy King' is from The Works!
i agree.no way "beautiful day" was from 1980.Freddies voice was much different(and much better) then.that vocal strains from the first note.sounds like everything after The Great Pretender.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]stateside fan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i agree.no way "beautiful day" was from 1980.Freddies voice was much different(and much better) then.that vocal strains from the first note.sounds like everything after The Great Pretender.[/QUOTE]
No, 'Beautiful Day' was from 1980.
No, 'Beautiful Day' was from 1980.
Maybe the guys decided to tinker with Beautiful Day sometime during the Innuendo sessions...? Might explain Freddie's voice. I'll shut up in case I'm wrong.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dracula wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I thought " A winters tale" was recorded late in 1990 in montreux - jim hutton mentions it in his book " mercury and me " .[/QUOTE]
Jim's a dick. It was recorded very shortly before Freddie died, along with Mother Love.
I still don't believe that It's A Beautiful Day is from 1980. Brian forgets stuff... a lot. Freddie's voice definitely sounds like it's from later on, but not too late. He still has the husky voice from the smoking, so it could be as late as the Works or Magic time period, but no later.
Jim's a dick. It was recorded very shortly before Freddie died, along with Mother Love.
I still don't believe that It's A Beautiful Day is from 1980. Brian forgets stuff... a lot. Freddie's voice definitely sounds like it's from later on, but not too late. He still has the husky voice from the smoking, so it could be as late as the Works or Magic time period, but no later.