Bohemian Rhapsody and March of the Black Queen?

Does anyone else hear the similarity between the end of March of the Black Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody? The part where the music ends and there's a pause and then it goes back into the music again.It's almost the exact same music. I wonder if Freddie was trying it out a little to see what the reaction would be...hmm

The March Of the Black Queen was kind of the prototype to BoRhap, it's no wonder they're similar.

You are correct in that...

It was as though Freddie was working up to some overblown masterpiece to wow the world with. He tried some daring stuff in 'My Fairy King' to begin with, moved on with the brazen 'March Of the Black Queen' and brought his ideas together with Bo Rhap which was, in a way the climax of his songwriting...

So yes there are some definite similarities between the two songs.

After writing Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie was inspired to create his masterpiece - March of the Black Queen.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: [/QUOTENAME]After writing Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie was inspired to create his masterpiece - March of the Black Queen.[/QUOTE]


Is it not the other way around?

The roots of Boh Rhap already started in My Fairy King.

the roots of Borhap already started in Wreckage. Where he wrote a song with his friend (and bandmember) called "The real Life".

Which later became the intro for Borhap

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the roots of Borhap already started in Wreckage. Where he wrote a song with his friend (and bandmember) called "The real Life".

Which later became the intro for Borhap[/QUOTE]

Interesting...

yeah

"The part where the music ends and there's a pause and then it goes back into the music again"

I was under the impression that the music keeps going till the song ends. Then you have the next song.

Hmmm.

"It's almost the exact same music."

Well... I don't really see a lot of Bo Rhap in this song, except for right near the end. The only real similarity is that it's long, and it has fairly different points of the song that seem to be held together by those little themes that Freddie was so good at writing.

Hmmm... I think Freddie wrote those kind of songs because he wasn't good in writing back then..

I'd love to put my theory here, but then again. I'm sure a board full of crazy Freddie lovers who think he's God, and who thinks Freddie reads this forum every day probably won't like it

So 'Bo Rhap' was written that way because Freddie couldn't write well ... interesting theory.

BTW 'Real Life' is REMINISCENT of the intro of 'Bo Rhap', but it doesn't mean it's the same. Likewise, 'Let Your Heart Rule Your Head' is reminiscent of '39 but it doesn't mean Brian started writing LYHRYH in 1975.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]thefairyfeller wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: [/QUOTENAME]After writing Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie was inspired to create his masterpiece - March of the Black Queen.[/QUOTE]


Is it not the other way around?[/QUOTE]

Nope, I'm pretty sure Bo Rhap came first.

"Bo Rhap which was, in a way the climax of his songwriting..."

I wonder if it's too late to ask them to rename "Millionaire Waltz" to "Chopped Liver".....

Geeze!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"Bo Rhap which was, in a way the climax of his songwriting..."

I wonder if it's too late to ask them to rename "Millionaire Waltz" to "Chopped Liver".....

Geeze![/QUOTE]Sorry... Edit: Bo Rhap AND the Millionaire Waltz were the climax of his songwriting... I second that geeze...