Does anyone else think that The Loser In The End sounds a lot like Son & Daughter?
Once you have answered, you can mention another pair of sings that sound similar.
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Haven't noticed that before..
It's a hard life & Play the game sound similar to me.
It's a hard life & Play the game sound similar to me.
The Loser In The End...Queen couldn't sound more like the Who if they tried.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]TheImpossibleMan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Loser In The End...Queen couldn't sound more like the Who if they tried.[/QUOTE]
Oh wow.
I see what you mean. Not just the music, but Roger Taylor's vocals parallel much to Roger Daltrey's. Strange.
Cheers
Oh wow.
I see what you mean. Not just the music, but Roger Taylor's vocals parallel much to Roger Daltrey's. Strange.
Cheers
No, no. Other QUEEN songs, not other bands.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Munchsack wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
No, no. Other QUEEN songs, not other bands.[/QUOTE]
Ahh.
Well that's dumb. ;)
Cheers
No, no. Other QUEEN songs, not other bands.[/QUOTE]
Ahh.
Well that's dumb. ;)
Cheers
well the koto at the very end of "The Prophet's Song" and the beginning of "Love of My Life"
Stone Cold Crazy Sounds a lot like Nevermore
The whole Works album has strong flavor of a selfcopying.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Freddie_Jr. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Stone Cold Crazy Sounds a lot like Nevermore
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Haha.
Cheers
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Haha.
Cheers
There's only so many notes, eventually they all get used up.
There's one riff in Stone Cold Crazy identical to one in Great King Rat.
Compare the melodies of Rockyou and Dragon Attack: "buddy you're a boy make a big noise" with "take me to the room where the red's all red" (or however it is).
Flamenco cadences (or variants) were used several times in Fred's tracks, sometimes only in the bass though: Vagabond Outcast, Liar, Great King Rat...
Ogre Battle and GKR's structure (similar way to introduce the bridge and develop it sustaining the chords).
Abrupt arrangement simplification in the middle (or beginning) of a track featuring piano vamping during two measures: My Fairy King, Millionaire Waltz, Bo Rhap, Death On Two Legs.
Almost identical synth-string part during The Miracle (after "the one thing" part) and Was It All Worth It ("we love you madly").
Spread Your Wings and Seven Days couldn't be more similar when it comes to musical structure and harmony. Lyrics share some tricks as well imo.
Lap Of The Gods and Bo Rhap share a one-measure descending bass lick.
The string break in Don't Try So Hard is similar to the "no no no no no no no" in Bo Rhap in the sense that it starts in B, ends in Bb, and has got a similar motion (down-up-down).
I'm In Love With My Car shares several things with Drowse.
Innuendo's bridge is in 3/4 like the one in Bicycle Race.
And so on.....
Compare the melodies of Rockyou and Dragon Attack: "buddy you're a boy make a big noise" with "take me to the room where the red's all red" (or however it is).
Flamenco cadences (or variants) were used several times in Fred's tracks, sometimes only in the bass though: Vagabond Outcast, Liar, Great King Rat...
Ogre Battle and GKR's structure (similar way to introduce the bridge and develop it sustaining the chords).
Abrupt arrangement simplification in the middle (or beginning) of a track featuring piano vamping during two measures: My Fairy King, Millionaire Waltz, Bo Rhap, Death On Two Legs.
Almost identical synth-string part during The Miracle (after "the one thing" part) and Was It All Worth It ("we love you madly").
Spread Your Wings and Seven Days couldn't be more similar when it comes to musical structure and harmony. Lyrics share some tricks as well imo.
Lap Of The Gods and Bo Rhap share a one-measure descending bass lick.
The string break in Don't Try So Hard is similar to the "no no no no no no no" in Bo Rhap in the sense that it starts in B, ends in Bb, and has got a similar motion (down-up-down).
I'm In Love With My Car shares several things with Drowse.
Innuendo's bridge is in 3/4 like the one in Bicycle Race.
And so on.....
You Dont Fool Me is the Under Pressure bassline backwards.
Intro to Tie Your Mother Down, and White Man (although likely intentional, as an album intro?)
the endings of bohemian rhapsody and march of the black queen. i'm pretty sure there is another prototype to the ending of bohemian rhapsody, just can't think right now, rough night