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I'm afraid some solid proof of this is needed like photographs or scans etc.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Grow up.[/QUOTE]
I'm 30, do you think I'll believe in these bullshits when I'll be older?
Not really.
It has been funny reading all those messages followed to the joke, but it's a joke. It's almost clear for anyone who is brain-supplied by the birth.
An optional nowadays...
Grow up.[/QUOTE]
I'm 30, do you think I'll believe in these bullshits when I'll be older?
Not really.
It has been funny reading all those messages followed to the joke, but it's a joke. It's almost clear for anyone who is brain-supplied by the birth.
An optional nowadays...
His story sounds pretty convincing. There have been numerous recordings discovered that had been "lost" for years so it's not really surprising. I'm really curious as what the exact setlist would be. I'm hoping that they played some songs from their first album... maybe The Night Comes Down or Jesus perhaps? :-)
I like the way they are two friends who know Queen and their history pretty well (othwerwise why would they be discussing the Ewell gig)and one suddenly remembers that his dad was a friend of a bass player from a line up that pre-dates Ewell and had recorded a gig too - I guess a little fact like that must have been too trivial to mention previously in the friendship bewtween two Queen fans. Classic.
I found a Hectic tape together with some Reaction demos in my closet.Can I upload it later?.
I tend to side with the skeptics.
We need proof that what you're claiming to be true - is actually legit.
There's no need to upload to prove your validity.
Show us a picture of the reel-to-reel tape or play it over the phone to someone - to just prove your side of things.
Andrew
We need proof that what you're claiming to be true - is actually legit.
There's no need to upload to prove your validity.
Show us a picture of the reel-to-reel tape or play it over the phone to someone - to just prove your side of things.
Andrew
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kyassor wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like the way they are two friends who know Queen and their history pretty well (othwerwise why would they be discussing the Ewell gig)and one suddenly remembers that his dad was a friend of a bass player from a line up that pre-dates Ewell and had recorded a gig too - I guess a little fact like that must have been too trivial to mention previously in the friendship bewtween two Queen fans. Classic.[/QUOTE]
Aha, a fine observation.
Aha, a fine observation.
Yesterday I've talked with my cousin... And you know what? He told me that he's Greg Brooks and that I'll be able to spend whole weekend in Queen Archive! ;)
Well, after Ewell story - I don't know what's real and what's false in this world...
Well, after Ewell story - I don't know what's real and what's false in this world...
That would be great, if it's true (I doubt it is)
But if you could tell us more info like... sound quality, setlist or something writed in the tape cover, it will make your tale more reliable (when will you you hear the tape?)
Sorry for my bad english
But if you could tell us more info like... sound quality, setlist or something writed in the tape cover, it will make your tale more reliable (when will you you hear the tape?)
Sorry for my bad english
I hought these early gigs were still as Smile, so it's not Queen is it?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]dysan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I hought these early gigs were still as Smile, so it's not Queen is it?[/QUOTE]
First one was only billed as smile, but the band was already called Queen
First one was only billed as smile, but the band was already called Queen
If I had something that rare I know exactly what I'd do with it. I'd trade it for Face it Alone.
As I remember jokes about FIA put to a bed...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]If I had something that rare I know exactly what I'd do with it. I'd trade it for Face it Alone.[/QUOTE]
You would trade an entire concert from 1970 for ONE song, and a crappy song at that?
You would trade an entire concert from 1970 for ONE song, and a crappy song at that?