Best single that never was

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font type="verdana">_Tatterdemalion_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Need Your Loving Tonight would've been a great summer hit :)[/QUOTE]

They should've made it a double A-side with CLTCL.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font type="verdana">_Tatterdemalion_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Need Your Loving Tonight would've been a great summer hit :)[/QUOTE]

They should've made it a double A-side with CLTCL.[/QUOTE]
Would have been hard, because when Crazy Little Thing Called Love was released Need Your Loving Tonight wasn't even recorded.

Father To Son
You & I
Put Out The Fire
Was It All Worth It

I'm going to mention Living On My Own. If I'm not mistaken this was a single, and more than once - but GUH I hate that remix of it...

They should've taken his vocals and given it instrumentation somewhere between AOBTD and You Don't Fool Me, but heavier. It would've been great.

Zebonka12 - a Queened rock version of Living on My Own would be interesting although I adore the original and think it should have stayed that way.
As for best none UK single (though picking one is hard), I would say It's Late with an editted instrumental maybe, or Dancer (so much better than BL but believe it or not BL is well known and enjoyed elsewhere in the world like Japan!)

"Zebonka12 - a Queened rock version of Living on My Own would be interesting although I adore the original and think it should have stayed that way."

I haven't heard the original in it's entirety, all I know is I dislike the one on GHIII. :D

The one on GHIII is much better than the single version they released around'93 (I think??)

I thought it was the same thing!

See I can never remember which version is which because I've never heard the whole original.

But basically - in every version I've ever heard, the only thing I've liked is Freddie's vocal. I think a pretty spiffy song could be made from that.

Zebonka12
Are you saying that you have never heard the original from the Mr Bad Guy Album? 2 and a half minutes of very 80's pop beat with an arpeggiated bassline? Find it! Borrow it! Steal it if you have to 'cos you can't compare a remix until you've 'eard the original! Or so I think.

Put Out The Fire and Tear It Up should of been released in the USA. Both were on the radio. Stone Cold Crazy should of been released as well, as that too, was played.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Eilrach wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Zebonka12
Are you saying that you have never heard the original from the Mr Bad Guy Album? 2 and a half minutes of very 80's pop beat with an arpeggiated bassline? Find it! Borrow it! Steal it if you have to 'cos you can't compare a remix until you've 'eard the original! Or so I think.[/QUOTE]

Indeed I must grab a copy I think.

I love every version of living on my own, My least favorite version of this song is the one on the GH3. "Was it all worth it" would have made a great single.

Just listened to a short sample from allofmp3.com

Meh - I've never been one for 80's synth stuff... in fact while I loved the compositions on Mr Bad Guy, I really never dug the instrumentation.

I wish they'd released an acapella of this song in the Solo Collection. I love the Let's Turn it On one, and the piano+vocal version of I Was Born To Love You is pretty cool... but this song would've been fun to play with, acapella'd.

I would defintely say Was it all worth it would be the best single that never was off the miracle and should have replaced The invisible man, as for one more i would have to go for The millionaire waltz.

Peace All Well


1. One Year Of Love

Its Like The Best Song On The AKOM ALbum