i think that bass in some parts of Just Keep passing The Opened Windows (after words "love is all you need") sounds like in A Kind Of Magic
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In a strange way, I noticed today (as I was listening to them one after the other) that Dragon Attack sounds a little like Seaside Rendezvous.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Whisperer wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Haven't noticed that before..
It's a hard life & Play the game sound similar to me.[/QUOTE]
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It's a hard life & Play the game sound similar to me.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i think
Seven Seas of Rhye (instrumental) from queen I
sounds a hell of a lot like
Seven Seas of Rhye - from queen II
why...they could even be the same song! - nah! fucking hell - now that is spooky! ;-)[/QUOTE]
no it isn't, your'e just sad
Seven Seas of Rhye (instrumental) from queen I
sounds a hell of a lot like
Seven Seas of Rhye - from queen II
why...they could even be the same song! - nah! fucking hell - now that is spooky! ;-)[/QUOTE]
no it isn't, your'e just sad
the end of the prophet's song, the soft,acoustic bit, sounds like love of life...
> What do you mean sustaining chords
I should have said "maintaining chords". Although that's wrong as well since GKR doesn't do it in the bridge :)
> Seb, please more about it please!
Death On Two Legs: Intro is growing louder each time, adding guitar noises all over, then, suddenly, everything's cut off and there are two bars of just piano (safe for some bass overdubs) and doing the same thing for both measures. Then other instruments and vocals are gradually added.
My Fairy King: Intro gets busier, with piano, guitars, drums, bass and Roger's screaming. Then suddenly things get cooled and there's only piano doing four-chords-per-bar during two measures (with some backgroud guitar notes) and then vocal enters.
Bohemian Rhapsody: Guitar solo features several layers of instruments (guitars, piano, bass and drums) and backing harmonies. Then suddenly everything gets cooled down and we're left with only the piano, doing the A chord four-times-per-bar during two measures. After those two measures vocal enters and "there he goes again".
The Millionaire Waltz: A lot of noise after the "come back to me" bit, then suddenly it gets "reduced" to only the piano doing the waltz support during two measures, and then the waltz solo commences.
All in all, any doubt they're all from the same composer?
> i think that bass in some parts of Just Keep passing The Opened Windows (after words "love is all you need") sounds like in A Kind Of Magic
It makes sense considering Freddie wrote both basslines.
I should have said "maintaining chords". Although that's wrong as well since GKR doesn't do it in the bridge :)
> Seb, please more about it please!
Death On Two Legs: Intro is growing louder each time, adding guitar noises all over, then, suddenly, everything's cut off and there are two bars of just piano (safe for some bass overdubs) and doing the same thing for both measures. Then other instruments and vocals are gradually added.
My Fairy King: Intro gets busier, with piano, guitars, drums, bass and Roger's screaming. Then suddenly things get cooled and there's only piano doing four-chords-per-bar during two measures (with some backgroud guitar notes) and then vocal enters.
Bohemian Rhapsody: Guitar solo features several layers of instruments (guitars, piano, bass and drums) and backing harmonies. Then suddenly everything gets cooled down and we're left with only the piano, doing the A chord four-times-per-bar during two measures. After those two measures vocal enters and "there he goes again".
The Millionaire Waltz: A lot of noise after the "come back to me" bit, then suddenly it gets "reduced" to only the piano doing the waltz support during two measures, and then the waltz solo commences.
All in all, any doubt they're all from the same composer?
> i think that bass in some parts of Just Keep passing The Opened Windows (after words "love is all you need") sounds like in A Kind Of Magic
It makes sense considering Freddie wrote both basslines.