[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bigbrotherbp wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Noop... twas fredds[/QUOTE]
I don't think that. How do you know? Fred doesn't sing as a baritone. He always sang as a tenor! And I heard the voice was different! (If not, are there mother love versions?)
---> Which part did Fred and / or Bri sang?
http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng21_04.shtml[/QUOTE]
Mother love is the last song freddie sang on... Just coz brian is on the last part of the song doesnt mean anyhting. If want me to post my sauces i will, but it was the last song freddie sang.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]so..... where is the quoates to prove all this... you mean all the books we read and info is all wrong and we are just to take what we see here as the truth? [/QUOTE]SHUT UP, WANKER
YOU DON'T FOOL ME IS NEW
YOU DON'T FOOL ME IS NEW
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bigbrotherbp wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Noop... twas fredds[/QUOTE]
I don't think that. How do you know? Fred doesn't sing as a baritone. He always sang as a tenor! And I heard the voice was different! (If not, are there mother love versions?)
---> Which part did Fred and / or Bri sang?
http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng21_04.shtml[/QUOTE]
How do we know? Well, amazing as it may sound, some of us actually recognise Freddie's voice when we hear it. It's not that hard really, put on the song and look for the voice that sounds a lot like the one singing lead on Bohemian Rhapsody. It's the one soaring two ocatves above anything Brian ever did. Brian did sing the last verse after the guitar solo though.
Noop... twas fredds[/QUOTE]
I don't think that. How do you know? Fred doesn't sing as a baritone. He always sang as a tenor! And I heard the voice was different! (If not, are there mother love versions?)
---> Which part did Fred and / or Bri sang?
http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng21_04.shtml[/QUOTE]
How do we know? Well, amazing as it may sound, some of us actually recognise Freddie's voice when we hear it. It's not that hard really, put on the song and look for the voice that sounds a lot like the one singing lead on Bohemian Rhapsody. It's the one soaring two ocatves above anything Brian ever did. Brian did sing the last verse after the guitar solo though.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]so..... where is the quoates to prove all this... you mean all the books we read and info is all wrong and we are just to take what we see here as the truth? [/QUOTE]SHUT UP, WANKER
YOU DON'T FOOL ME IS NEW[/QUOTE]
wanker he says... go fuck your self dip shit and come back with some proof you know what your talking about... cock head
YOU DON'T FOOL ME IS NEW[/QUOTE]
wanker he says... go fuck your self dip shit and come back with some proof you know what your talking about... cock head
last song freddie sang was NOT mother love, it was A winters tale, mother love was last song freddie wrote.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Fireplace wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bigbrotherbp wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Noop... twas fredds[/QUOTE]
I don't think that. How do you know? Fred doesn't sing as a baritone. He always sang as a tenor! And I heard the voice was different! (If not, are there mother love versions?)
---> Which part did Fred and / or Bri sang?
http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng21_04.shtml[/QUOTE]
I stand by what fireplace...
How do we know? Well, amazing as it may sound, some of us actually recognise Freddie's voice when we hear it. It's not that hard really, put on the song and look for the voice that sounds a lot like the one singing lead on Bohemian Rhapsody. It's the one soaring two ocatves above anything Brian ever did. Brian did sing the last verse after the guitar solo though.[/QUOTE]
Noop... twas fredds[/QUOTE]
I don't think that. How do you know? Fred doesn't sing as a baritone. He always sang as a tenor! And I heard the voice was different! (If not, are there mother love versions?)
---> Which part did Fred and / or Bri sang?
http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng21_04.shtml[/QUOTE]
I stand by what fireplace...
How do we know? Well, amazing as it may sound, some of us actually recognise Freddie's voice when we hear it. It's not that hard really, put on the song and look for the voice that sounds a lot like the one singing lead on Bohemian Rhapsody. It's the one soaring two ocatves above anything Brian ever did. Brian did sing the last verse after the guitar solo though.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Going Back wrote: [/QUOTENAME]last song freddie sang was NOT mother love, it was A winters tale, mother love was last song freddie wrote.[/QUOTE]
could you possibly confirm your source???? see M a t i a s M a y,,, you ask nice and you get places.... wanker.... hahahah waht ever... blow me
could you possibly confirm your source???? see M a t i a s M a y,,, you ask nice and you get places.... wanker.... hahahah waht ever... blow me
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
- You don't fool me
--->No, from Hot Space sessions
[/QUOTE]
xD OMG Jeroen, what a noobtastic mistake! :D
- You don't fool me
--->No, from Hot Space sessions
[/QUOTE]
xD OMG Jeroen, what a noobtastic mistake! :D
Mother Love: the last song what Freddie sang. It's true because Brian had to finish it because Freddie couldn't do it due to his illness.
A winter's tale: the last song Written by Freddie
You don't fool me: It's a new song, listen Freddie's voice: it's quite weak.
I guarantee that these infos are correct.
Take care!
A winter's tale: the last song Written by Freddie
You don't fool me: It's a new song, listen Freddie's voice: it's quite weak.
I guarantee that these infos are correct.
Take care!
A lot of the previous comments just show exactly WHY we need less noobs on QZ...
For the record about TMLWKY...
We know it's from 1988/1989 because there is a DEMO of it from 1988/1989. I have the demo, I've heard it. It's not too hard to find.
For the record about TMLWKY...
We know it's from 1988/1989 because there is a DEMO of it from 1988/1989. I have the demo, I've heard it. It's not too hard to find.
mircal hasn't a clue... he read the booklet "Harks back to the Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it was recorded then, it means they were doing music similar. Jim Beach, Brian, Roger, and all them all have talked about this on different documentaries.
I can't believe this is being asked AGAIN....
You Don't Fool Me was either recorded during or after Innuendo. Why? One must use common sense:
* There's not a lot of melody content in it; there's a lot of repeated stuff. One can reason that this is because the song was really only a skeleton, patched together from scraps (as Roger said on the radio in 1999). So either, it's a song idea from Innuendo they never finished, or it was recorded after Innuendo and Freddie was too ill to finish it.
A Winter's Tale and Mother Love, if you can trust Dave Richards, may have actually overlapped in the recording process. There is a lot of speculation around here over which was actually recorded last, and when the last recordings where.
It's usually taken as read that Freddie's last vocals were done in Montreaux, but I read an interview (with Dave Richards? Someone help me out here...) saying that Metropolis was actually the last place he recorded.
Yeah... there's a lot of confusion over those two songs simply because no one 'in the know' has ever given a definitive answer. There's a quote floating around that Freddie's last recording was a mere fortnight before he died (not so impossible, if you figure that his medication kept him going, and once he stopped taking it he couldn't work anymore).
There was another interview that suggested A Winter's Tale was recorded first, then Mother Love, but then Freddie went back and did the last verse of A Winter's Tale...
One thing you can be *assured* of is that You Don't Fool Me is NOT A HOT SPACE TRACK. If you don't trust people, trust your ears - his voice is remarkably similar to the older, deeper sound heard in Ride the Wild Wind, or I'm Going Slightly Mad. He does not sound like the Freddie of '82, and frankly you'd be a nut for getting confused over this.
The ENTIRE Hot Space idea comes from the GH3 booklet, where they mentioned the track 'harking back to' the Hot Space era. This means *nothing*, it's just a comment on the genre of music. Please.... just listen to the recording, use your ears (if you have them) and you'll figure out that the track is in fact from a much later period.
You Don't Fool Me was either recorded during or after Innuendo. Why? One must use common sense:
* There's not a lot of melody content in it; there's a lot of repeated stuff. One can reason that this is because the song was really only a skeleton, patched together from scraps (as Roger said on the radio in 1999). So either, it's a song idea from Innuendo they never finished, or it was recorded after Innuendo and Freddie was too ill to finish it.
A Winter's Tale and Mother Love, if you can trust Dave Richards, may have actually overlapped in the recording process. There is a lot of speculation around here over which was actually recorded last, and when the last recordings where.
It's usually taken as read that Freddie's last vocals were done in Montreaux, but I read an interview (with Dave Richards? Someone help me out here...) saying that Metropolis was actually the last place he recorded.
Yeah... there's a lot of confusion over those two songs simply because no one 'in the know' has ever given a definitive answer. There's a quote floating around that Freddie's last recording was a mere fortnight before he died (not so impossible, if you figure that his medication kept him going, and once he stopped taking it he couldn't work anymore).
There was another interview that suggested A Winter's Tale was recorded first, then Mother Love, but then Freddie went back and did the last verse of A Winter's Tale...
One thing you can be *assured* of is that You Don't Fool Me is NOT A HOT SPACE TRACK. If you don't trust people, trust your ears - his voice is remarkably similar to the older, deeper sound heard in Ride the Wild Wind, or I'm Going Slightly Mad. He does not sound like the Freddie of '82, and frankly you'd be a nut for getting confused over this.
The ENTIRE Hot Space idea comes from the GH3 booklet, where they mentioned the track 'harking back to' the Hot Space era. This means *nothing*, it's just a comment on the genre of music. Please.... just listen to the recording, use your ears (if you have them) and you'll figure out that the track is in fact from a much later period.
I have found this on a french site about Queen :
It's a beautiful day : recorded in 1980
Made in heaven : New version of Freddie's song
Let me live : demo with Rod Stewart during the Hot Space sessions
Mother love : New song
My life has been saved : New version of the B-side of the "Scandal" single
I was born to love you : New version of Freddie's song
Heaven for everyone : New version of The Cross' song already sang by Freddie
Too much live will kill you : New song
You don't fool me : New song
A winter's tale : New song
Do you agree ?
It's a beautiful day : recorded in 1980
Made in heaven : New version of Freddie's song
Let me live : demo with Rod Stewart during the Hot Space sessions
Mother love : New song
My life has been saved : New version of the B-side of the "Scandal" single
I was born to love you : New version of Freddie's song
Heaven for everyone : New version of The Cross' song already sang by Freddie
Too much live will kill you : New song
You don't fool me : New song
A winter's tale : New song
Do you agree ?
Finally, only 4 real new songs on this album
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger Of Leah.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME] mircal hasn't a clue... he read the booklet "Harks back to the Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it was recorded then, it means they were doing music similar. Jim Beach, Brian, Roger, and all them all have talked about this on different documentaries.[/QUOTE]
I havent got a clue.... ppffttt your nuts.
You dont fool was recorded for the sessions of Made in heaven, how ever it was written in the hot space days.. if i have no such clue as to what i am saying why are there other people saying the same thing.... hhmmmm???answer that.
I havent got a clue.... ppffttt your nuts.
You dont fool was recorded for the sessions of Made in heaven, how ever it was written in the hot space days.. if i have no such clue as to what i am saying why are there other people saying the same thing.... hhmmmm???answer that.