[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Walter B. wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dan Corson wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Lyrics
1989 Freddie unreleased lyrics - songs NOT recorded.
In Search Of Love
Had To Believe Me
Everybody Needs Somebody[/QUOTE]
I'd LOVE to see THOSE... :|[/QUOTE]
Here you go: In search of love
http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/8479/dscn10410ff.jpg
http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/9246/dscn10428yw.jpg
As you will see the second lyrics sheet looks like the A winter's tale lyrics.[/QUOTE]
Oh, wow! Thanks! :D
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Walter B: Please could you scribe the 'poem' bit so I can read what it says?
I find it rather difficult on my PC.
I find it rather difficult on my PC.
How did you find out about these lyrics, John? And how do you know they weren't recorded? I'm not doubting you, I'm just genuinely curious :)
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]How did you find out about these lyrics, John? And how do you know they weren't recorded? I'm not doubting you, I'm just genuinely curious :)
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)[/QUOTE]
Lester: As the 'source' was close to Freddie - I believe the source.
What I do know for sure is that they exist (nice to see proof in the shape of independant collaboration), and that they were 'sold' as unrecorded lyrics.
Placing my trust in their hands, I would very strongly argue that this story is genuine - and as such the lyrics were not recorded.
What I am amazed at is Freddie's writing style. Notice it begins as a mind-map, and develops from there, and I too agree that the shape of the ideas resemble 'A Winter's Tale'.
I am really not hiding anything from you, so that is about the extent of my expertise, other than, that more (I've listed those below) unrecorded lyrics survive, but I do not know if this is the sum total of those 'unrecorded' ideas, or whether more such lyrics actually exist.
If I do gain any more insight, then as usual, I will share what I know for the good of the community.
Lyrics
1989 Freddie unreleased lyrics - songs NOT recorded.
In Search Of Love
Had To Believe Me
Everybody Needs Somebody
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)[/QUOTE]
Lester: As the 'source' was close to Freddie - I believe the source.
What I do know for sure is that they exist (nice to see proof in the shape of independant collaboration), and that they were 'sold' as unrecorded lyrics.
Placing my trust in their hands, I would very strongly argue that this story is genuine - and as such the lyrics were not recorded.
What I am amazed at is Freddie's writing style. Notice it begins as a mind-map, and develops from there, and I too agree that the shape of the ideas resemble 'A Winter's Tale'.
I am really not hiding anything from you, so that is about the extent of my expertise, other than, that more (I've listed those below) unrecorded lyrics survive, but I do not know if this is the sum total of those 'unrecorded' ideas, or whether more such lyrics actually exist.
If I do gain any more insight, then as usual, I will share what I know for the good of the community.
Lyrics
1989 Freddie unreleased lyrics - songs NOT recorded.
In Search Of Love
Had To Believe Me
Everybody Needs Somebody
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]How did you find out about these lyrics, John? And how do you know they weren't recorded? I'm not doubting you, I'm just genuinely curious :)
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)[/QUOTE]
Lester: As the 'source' was close to Freddie - I believe the source.
What I do know for sure is that they exist (nice to see proof in the shape of independant collaboration), and that they were 'sold' as unrecorded lyrics.
Placing my trust in their hands, I would very strongly argue that this story is genuine - and as such the lyrics were not recorded.
What I am amazed at is Freddie's writing style. Notice it begins as a mind-map, and develops from there, and I too agree that the shape of the ideas resemble 'A Winter's Tale'.
I am really not hiding anything from you, so that is about the extent of my expertise, other than, that more (I've listed those below) unrecorded lyrics survive, but I do not know if this is the sum total of those 'unrecorded' ideas, or whether more such lyrics actually exist.
If I do gain any more insight, then as usual, I will share what I know for the good of the community.
Lyrics
1989 Freddie unreleased lyrics - songs NOT recorded.
In Search Of Love
Had To Believe Me
Everybody Needs Somebody
[/QUOTE]
Thanks, John - I know you're not hiding anything, nor would I accuse you of such; I was just curious.
(I tried transcribing them, but the glare makes it difficult)[/QUOTE]
Lester: As the 'source' was close to Freddie - I believe the source.
What I do know for sure is that they exist (nice to see proof in the shape of independant collaboration), and that they were 'sold' as unrecorded lyrics.
Placing my trust in their hands, I would very strongly argue that this story is genuine - and as such the lyrics were not recorded.
What I am amazed at is Freddie's writing style. Notice it begins as a mind-map, and develops from there, and I too agree that the shape of the ideas resemble 'A Winter's Tale'.
I am really not hiding anything from you, so that is about the extent of my expertise, other than, that more (I've listed those below) unrecorded lyrics survive, but I do not know if this is the sum total of those 'unrecorded' ideas, or whether more such lyrics actually exist.
If I do gain any more insight, then as usual, I will share what I know for the good of the community.
Lyrics
1989 Freddie unreleased lyrics - songs NOT recorded.
In Search Of Love
Had To Believe Me
Everybody Needs Somebody
[/QUOTE]
Thanks, John - I know you're not hiding anything, nor would I accuse you of such; I was just curious.
JSS, i have heard since around 91 that there was a recorded track from late 89 that was titled "It's so hard to beleive" written by Freddie, it was recorded but with no backing tracks for the Chorus, and no solo. Have you ever heard of this? My source is very reliable, as he worked with Queen around that time. But again, i haven't heard too much else about it since it was brought up at a Detroit Convention many years back. Could it have been mistaken by "Had to beleive me"? I may be able to get the lyrics, the actual track, hmmmm it would take alot of talking and sucking up to this guy to get. lol I look forward to your response. :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME] Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live La Nit Festival, Fountains, Barcelona, 8 October 1988
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME] Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live La Nit Festival, Fountains, Barcelona, 8 October 1988
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.[/QUOTE]
Serry: Yes, you are correct. I just cut and pasted without double-checking.
Sorry.
YSM: The truth is I do not know, but your theory sounds plausable.
Lester: I know that you were not doubting, I just wanted to give you as correct and comprehensive a reply as possible - but it seemed too short. I t was just may way of saying 'That's as much as I know!'.
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.[/QUOTE]
Serry: Yes, you are correct. I just cut and pasted without double-checking.
Sorry.
YSM: The truth is I do not know, but your theory sounds plausable.
Lester: I know that you were not doubting, I just wanted to give you as correct and comprehensive a reply as possible - but it seemed too short. I t was just may way of saying 'That's as much as I know!'.
It looks like the asterisked (*) tracks are some of the ones you've said were "Tracks known to exist - but were not included in the 'Freddie Mercury: Solo Collection' Box set."
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/
() are comments from that page
[] are a guess at a match to a JSS listing
{} are my comments
01.Let's Turn It On [1993 Jeff Lord-Alge 3:44 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
02.She Blows Hot & Cold (B-Side Extended Version) [1985 UK 12” 5:45 Extended Remix - CBS TA 6413]
*03.My Love Is Dangerous (Jeff Lord-Alge Mix) [1993 US Jeff Lord-Alge 3:38 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
04.Living On My Own (Club Mix) [1993 NMB 12”/ CDs Club 4:24 Mix - Parlophone CDR 6355]
*05.Love Kills (Wolf Euro Version) [1992 US Wolf Euro 3:24 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
*06.Living On My Own (Roger S Mix) [1993 Roger S. Underground Solutions 5:44 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
*07.Mr Bad Guy [1993 Brian Malouf 3:54 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
08.Love Kills (Extended Version) [1984 UK 12" 5:13 Extended]
09.Your Kind Of Lover [1993 Steve Brown 3:57 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
10.Let's Turn It On (Extended Version) [UK 12" Extended 5:06 - Mr Bad Guy CD: CBS CDCBS 86312]
*11.Living On My Own (Underground Solutions Mix) {appears to be a duplicate of track 06}
12.Love Kills (Rock Mix) [2000 Rock Mix 4:26 - Solo Collection: 527 9640]
13.Living On My Own (No More Brothers Extended Mix) [1993 NMB 12”/CDs Extended 5:13 Remix - Parlophone CDR 6355/ PM 517]
14.Stop All The Fighting (B-Side Extended Version) [1985 UK 12" 6:30 Extended Remix - Solo Collection: 527 9640]
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/
() are comments from that page
[] are a guess at a match to a JSS listing
{} are my comments
01.Let's Turn It On [1993 Jeff Lord-Alge 3:44 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
02.She Blows Hot & Cold (B-Side Extended Version) [1985 UK 12” 5:45 Extended Remix - CBS TA 6413]
*03.My Love Is Dangerous (Jeff Lord-Alge Mix) [1993 US Jeff Lord-Alge 3:38 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
04.Living On My Own (Club Mix) [1993 NMB 12”/ CDs Club 4:24 Mix - Parlophone CDR 6355]
*05.Love Kills (Wolf Euro Version) [1992 US Wolf Euro 3:24 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
*06.Living On My Own (Roger S Mix) [1993 Roger S. Underground Solutions 5:44 Remix - Parlophone PM 517]
*07.Mr Bad Guy [1993 Brian Malouf 3:54 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
08.Love Kills (Extended Version) [1984 UK 12" 5:13 Extended]
09.Your Kind Of Lover [1993 Steve Brown 3:57 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
10.Let's Turn It On (Extended Version) [UK 12" Extended 5:06 - Mr Bad Guy CD: CBS CDCBS 86312]
*11.Living On My Own (Underground Solutions Mix) {appears to be a duplicate of track 06}
12.Love Kills (Rock Mix) [2000 Rock Mix 4:26 - Solo Collection: 527 9640]
13.Living On My Own (No More Brothers Extended Mix) [1993 NMB 12”/CDs Extended 5:13 Remix - Parlophone CDR 6355/ PM 517]
14.Stop All The Fighting (B-Side Extended Version) [1985 UK 12" 6:30 Extended Remix - Solo Collection: 527 9640]
*Tracks known to exist - but were not included in the 'Freddie Mercury: Solo Collection' Box set.
!"New" material
CD1
01.In My Defence (2000 Remix)
02.The Great Pretender (Original Version from 1987)
03.Living On My Own (1993 No More Brothers Radio Mix)
04.Made In Heaven (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
05.Love Kills (Original Version from 1984)
06.There Must Be More To Life Than This (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
07.Guide Me Home (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
08.How Can I Go On? (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
*09.Foolin’ Around (Steve Brown Version) [1993 Steve Brown 3:35 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
10.Time (Original Version from 1986)
11.Barcelona (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
12.Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
13.I Was Born To Love You (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
14.The Golden Boy (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
15.Mr Bad Guy (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
*16.The Great Pretender (Malouf Mix) [1992 UK CDs Malouf Remix 3:36 - Parlophone CDR 6336] OR [1992 US CDs Promo Brian Malouf 3:38 - Hollywood PRCD-10202-2]
!17.Love Kills (Star Rider Remix)
18.I Can Hear Music (Original Version from 1973)
19.Goin’ Back (Original Version from 1973)
20.Guide Me Home (Thierry Lang)
CD2
!01.Love Kills (Sunshine People Radio mix) 3.18
02.Made In Heaven (Extended Version) 4.50
!03.Living On My Own (Egg vocal Mix) 5.40
!04.Love Kills (Rank 1 Remix) 7.26
!05.Mr Bad Guy (Bad Circulation mix) 3.24
!06.I Was Born To Love You (George Demure remix) 4.00
07.My Love Is Dangerous 6.29
08.Love Making Love (Demo) 3.36
!09.Love KIlls (Pixel82 remix) 6.12
10.I Was Born To Love You (Extended Version) 7.06
11.Foolin' Around (Early Version) 4.14
12.Living On My Own (No More Brothers Extended Mix) 5.17
!13.Love Kills (Glimmers re-edit) 7.23
14.Your Kind Of Lover (V & P version) 3.38
15.Let's Turn It On (Acapella) 3.05
!"New" material
CD1
01.In My Defence (2000 Remix)
02.The Great Pretender (Original Version from 1987)
03.Living On My Own (1993 No More Brothers Radio Mix)
04.Made In Heaven (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
05.Love Kills (Original Version from 1984)
06.There Must Be More To Life Than This (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
07.Guide Me Home (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
08.How Can I Go On? (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
*09.Foolin’ Around (Steve Brown Version) [1993 Steve Brown 3:35 Remix - Parlophone CDPCSD 124]
10.Time (Original Version from 1986)
11.Barcelona (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
12.Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
13.I Was Born To Love You (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
14.The Golden Boy (Barcelona Album Version from 1988)
15.Mr Bad Guy (Mr Bad Guy Album Version from 1985)
*16.The Great Pretender (Malouf Mix) [1992 UK CDs Malouf Remix 3:36 - Parlophone CDR 6336] OR [1992 US CDs Promo Brian Malouf 3:38 - Hollywood PRCD-10202-2]
!17.Love Kills (Star Rider Remix)
18.I Can Hear Music (Original Version from 1973)
19.Goin’ Back (Original Version from 1973)
20.Guide Me Home (Thierry Lang)
CD2
!01.Love Kills (Sunshine People Radio mix) 3.18
02.Made In Heaven (Extended Version) 4.50
!03.Living On My Own (Egg vocal Mix) 5.40
!04.Love Kills (Rank 1 Remix) 7.26
!05.Mr Bad Guy (Bad Circulation mix) 3.24
!06.I Was Born To Love You (George Demure remix) 4.00
07.My Love Is Dangerous 6.29
08.Love Making Love (Demo) 3.36
!09.Love KIlls (Pixel82 remix) 6.12
10.I Was Born To Love You (Extended Version) 7.06
11.Foolin' Around (Early Version) 4.14
12.Living On My Own (No More Brothers Extended Mix) 5.17
!13.Love Kills (Glimmers re-edit) 7.23
14.Your Kind Of Lover (V & P version) 3.38
15.Let's Turn It On (Acapella) 3.05
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME] Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live La Nit Festival, Fountains, Barcelona, 8 October 1988
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.[/QUOTE]
Serry: Yes, you are correct. I just cut and pasted without double-checking.
Sorry.
YSM: The truth is I do not know, but your theory sounds plausable.
Lester: I know that you were not doubting, I just wanted to give you as correct and comprehensive a reply as possible - but it seemed too short. I t was just may way of saying 'That's as much as I know!'.
[/QUOTE]
Thanks JSS, i am in the process of getting this track, even though it's not a completed track i still think it would be cool to share this to the community here, hopefully Bri & the boys won't be upset? lol I think the fans should get these unreleased recordings, even if it's not in it's entirety.
How Can I Go On, Golden Boy, Barcelona.
Freddie Mercury/Caballe: Live Avinguda De Maria Christina Stadium, October 1988
Barcelona
[/QUOTE]
We have already discussed about that in January, John. La Nit and that Cristina - the same show.[/QUOTE]
Serry: Yes, you are correct. I just cut and pasted without double-checking.
Sorry.
YSM: The truth is I do not know, but your theory sounds plausable.
Lester: I know that you were not doubting, I just wanted to give you as correct and comprehensive a reply as possible - but it seemed too short. I t was just may way of saying 'That's as much as I know!'.
[/QUOTE]
Thanks JSS, i am in the process of getting this track, even though it's not a completed track i still think it would be cool to share this to the community here, hopefully Bri & the boys won't be upset? lol I think the fans should get these unreleased recordings, even if it's not in it's entirety.
So here's the tally for those keeping score:
Total number of audio tracks being "released" for FM's 60th (I'm including the sampler downloads here):
49
Number of those which were already released elsewhere, just NOT available in the SOLO boxset:
6 (All of these were released on CD previously)
Number of "new" remixes:
8 (5 of them "Love Kills", the rest of them have already been remixed before)
Number of unreleased songs, out-of-print or obscure vinyl mixes, new remixes of songs that have never been remixed before:
0
It seems that the Mr. Bad Guy remix contains some unreleased material:
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/alternativelyrics.pdf
It's possible (though highly unlikely) that some of the other remixes contain unreleased material.
JSS (and Queen Productions themselves at conventions occasionally) has demonstrated there is more than enough unreleased material to act as a bonus CD (heck, even DVD) for this release to truly make it "something special." So why haven't they?
Total number of audio tracks being "released" for FM's 60th (I'm including the sampler downloads here):
49
Number of those which were already released elsewhere, just NOT available in the SOLO boxset:
6 (All of these were released on CD previously)
Number of "new" remixes:
8 (5 of them "Love Kills", the rest of them have already been remixed before)
Number of unreleased songs, out-of-print or obscure vinyl mixes, new remixes of songs that have never been remixed before:
0
It seems that the Mr. Bad Guy remix contains some unreleased material:
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/alternativelyrics.pdf
It's possible (though highly unlikely) that some of the other remixes contain unreleased material.
JSS (and Queen Productions themselves at conventions occasionally) has demonstrated there is more than enough unreleased material to act as a bonus CD (heck, even DVD) for this release to truly make it "something special." So why haven't they?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ern2150 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]So here's the tally for those keeping score:
Total number of audio tracks being "released" for FM's 60th (I'm including the sampler downloads here):
49
Number of those which were already released elsewhere, just NOT available in the SOLO boxset:
6 (All of these were released on CD previously)
Number of "new" remixes:
8 (5 of them "Love Kills", the rest of them have already been remixed before)
Number of unreleased songs, out-of-print or obscure vinyl mixes, new remixes of songs that have never been remixed before:
0
It seems that the Mr. Bad Guy remix contains some unreleased material:
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/alternativelyrics.pdf
It's possible (though highly unlikely) that some of the other remixes contain unreleased material.
JSS (and Queen Productions themselves at conventions occasionally) has demonstrated there is more than enough unreleased material to act as a bonus CD (heck, even DVD) for this release to truly make it "something special." So why haven't they?[/QUOTE]
I am sure your know the answer right? In my opinion, they have all this material that is being used for a longer future financial plan. That means they will release a few rare items here and there, but doing it this way upsets fans, but also drives their suspensefull attitude to go out and buy every product that they release, that way they have a 10 or 20 year plan. IMO.
Total number of audio tracks being "released" for FM's 60th (I'm including the sampler downloads here):
49
Number of those which were already released elsewhere, just NOT available in the SOLO boxset:
6 (All of these were released on CD previously)
Number of "new" remixes:
8 (5 of them "Love Kills", the rest of them have already been remixed before)
Number of unreleased songs, out-of-print or obscure vinyl mixes, new remixes of songs that have never been remixed before:
0
It seems that the Mr. Bad Guy remix contains some unreleased material:
http://loveroflifesingerofsongs.com/sampler/alternativelyrics.pdf
It's possible (though highly unlikely) that some of the other remixes contain unreleased material.
JSS (and Queen Productions themselves at conventions occasionally) has demonstrated there is more than enough unreleased material to act as a bonus CD (heck, even DVD) for this release to truly make it "something special." So why haven't they?[/QUOTE]
I am sure your know the answer right? In my opinion, they have all this material that is being used for a longer future financial plan. That means they will release a few rare items here and there, but doing it this way upsets fans, but also drives their suspensefull attitude to go out and buy every product that they release, that way they have a 10 or 20 year plan. IMO.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YoungStratMan wrote: [/QUOTENAME][I am sure your know the answer right? In my opinion, they have all this material that is being used for a longer future financial plan. That means they will release a few rare items here and there, but doing it this way upsets fans, but also drives their suspensefull attitude to go out and buy every product that they release, that way they have a 10 or 20 year plan. IMO.[/QUOTE]
I get you, and as evil as that plan is, I cynically understand it.
However, if that IS their plan, they're not really doing it properly -- stringing someone along usually means generating an expectation, however small, of a quality product :)
Anyway -- this is going to sound like I'm contradicting myself, but: If they're going to include material that was on the FM 2000 Box, why, dear God why, did they NOT include the take of Golden Boy where Freddie blows the roof off of the treble clef?!
I get you, and as evil as that plan is, I cynically understand it.
However, if that IS their plan, they're not really doing it properly -- stringing someone along usually means generating an expectation, however small, of a quality product :)
Anyway -- this is going to sound like I'm contradicting myself, but: If they're going to include material that was on the FM 2000 Box, why, dear God why, did they NOT include the take of Golden Boy where Freddie blows the roof off of the treble clef?!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ern2150 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]*Tracks known to exist - but were not included in the 'Freddie Mercury: Solo Collection' Box set.
*16.The Great Pretender (Malouf Mix) [1992 UK CDs Malouf Remix 3:36 - Parlophone CDR 6336] OR [1992 US CDs Promo Brian Malouf 3:38 - Hollywood PRCD-10202-2][/QUOTE]
Hang on a minute - this track WAS in the box set! It was part of the 'Great Pretender' disc.
Ian.
*16.The Great Pretender (Malouf Mix) [1992 UK CDs Malouf Remix 3:36 - Parlophone CDR 6336] OR [1992 US CDs Promo Brian Malouf 3:38 - Hollywood PRCD-10202-2][/QUOTE]
Hang on a minute - this track WAS in the box set! It was part of the 'Great Pretender' disc.
Ian.