[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]maxpower wrote: [/QUOTENAME]god these posts do my fucking head isnt this place meant to be for fans of Queen? - if there are Queen fans out there who dont know that Mother Love was the last vocal recorded blah-blah-fucking-blah or it incorporates Going Back & that was originally done by Dusty Springfield in 1966 or has snippets of One Vision or the vocal improvisation from Wembley 1986 where the fuck have people been since 1995? - if people are under 11 i apologise but do some research listen to the records -end of sermon[/QUOTE]
Hey. Fuk wit, go and contradict your self some where esle.... Is this a place for Queen fans?? Ofcouse you moron,,,, is it a place for jerks off??? well looks like it cos your here. I cant believe how fuking negative you are coz you know all the answers and some less educated queen fan as to put up with your shit when ever they wanna ask a question. Any body here under 11, dont grow up to be like this bogan...
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You're giving your doorbell an awful lot of credit, Rick.[/QUOTE]
LMAO. :D :D :D
LMAO. :D :D :D
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Going Back wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]maxpower wrote: [/QUOTENAME]god these posts do my fucking head isnt this place meant to be for fans of Queen? - if there are Queen fans out there who dont know that Mother Love was the last vocal recorded blah-blah-fucking-blah or it incorporates Going Back & that was originally done by Dusty Springfield in 1966 or has snippets of One Vision or the vocal improvisation from Wembley 1986 where the fuck have people been since 1995? - if people are under 11 i apologise but do some research listen to the records -end of sermon[/QUOTE]
Lol, you write thatkind of rude post and you even here wrote wrong, actually A Winters Tale last part was recorded two weaks before Freddies death so this song was his last vocals NOT Mother Love.[/QUOTE]
Dave Richards says they overlapped. You don't have a clue.
Lol, you write thatkind of rude post and you even here wrote wrong, actually A Winters Tale last part was recorded two weaks before Freddies death so this song was his last vocals NOT Mother Love.[/QUOTE]
Dave Richards says they overlapped. You don't have a clue.
Hah I didn't finish writing.
You don't have a clue.... I sort of mean, we're not really sure which was last.
It appears that Mother Love was the last whole song he worked on (and the last one he recorded with Brian) but it appears he came back to London and did the ending of A Winter's Tale.
You don't have a clue.... I sort of mean, we're not really sure which was last.
It appears that Mother Love was the last whole song he worked on (and the last one he recorded with Brian) but it appears he came back to London and did the ending of A Winter's Tale.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hah I didn't finish writing.
You don't have a clue.... I sort of mean, we're not really sure which was last.
It appears that Mother Love was the last whole song he worked on (and the last one he recorded with Brian) but it appears he came back to London and did the ending of A Winter's Tale.[/QUOTE]
yeah, thahts correct, but to say that mother love was last vocals freddie recorded is probabelly wrong :)
You don't have a clue.... I sort of mean, we're not really sure which was last.
It appears that Mother Love was the last whole song he worked on (and the last one he recorded with Brian) but it appears he came back to London and did the ending of A Winter's Tale.[/QUOTE]
yeah, thahts correct, but to say that mother love was last vocals freddie recorded is probabelly wrong :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]maxpower wrote: [/QUOTENAME]god these posts do my fucking head isnt this place meant to be for fans of Queen? - if there are Queen fans out there who dont know that Mother Love was the last vocal recorded blah-blah-fucking-blah or it incorporates Going Back & that was originally done by Dusty Springfield in 1966 or has snippets of One Vision or the vocal improvisation from Wembley 1986 where the fuck have people been since 1995? - if people are under 11 i apologise but do some research listen to the records -end of sermon[/QUOTE]
You must be under the age of 11, because you type even worse than my doorbell.[/QUOTE]
I didn't know your doorbell typed? It would explain some of your posts, though ;-P
You must be under the age of 11, because you type even worse than my doorbell.[/QUOTE]
I didn't know your doorbell typed? It would explain some of your posts, though ;-P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Going Back wrote: [/QUOTENAME]actually A Winters Tale last part was recorded two weaks before Freddies death so this song was his last vocals NOT Mother Love.[/QUOTE]
I`ve always thought that Mother Love was the last Freddie vocal, while A Winters Tale was the last lyrics he wrote. Where did you get your info?
I`ve always thought that Mother Love was the last Freddie vocal, while A Winters Tale was the last lyrics he wrote. Where did you get your info?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]TheGame wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Going Back wrote: [/QUOTENAME]actually A Winters Tale last part was recorded two weaks before Freddies death so this song was his last vocals NOT Mother Love.[/QUOTE]
I`ve always thought that Mother Love was the last Freddie vocal, while A Winters Tale was the last lyrics he wrote. Where did you get your info?[/QUOTE]
You are right, Going Back is wrong. 2 weeks before he died, Freddie was hardly in a position to EAT, let alone sing.
I`ve always thought that Mother Love was the last Freddie vocal, while A Winters Tale was the last lyrics he wrote. Where did you get your info?[/QUOTE]
You are right, Going Back is wrong. 2 weeks before he died, Freddie was hardly in a position to EAT, let alone sing.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]maxpower wrote: [/QUOTENAME]god these posts do my fucking head isnt this place meant to be for fans of Queen? - if there are Queen fans out there who dont know that Mother Love was the last vocal recorded blah-blah-fucking-blah or it incorporates Going Back & that was originally done by Dusty Springfield in 1966 or has snippets of One Vision or the vocal improvisation from Wembley 1986 where the fuck have people been since 1995? - if people are under 11 i apologise but do some research listen to the records -end of sermon[/QUOTE]
You must be under the age of 11, because you type even worse than my doorbell.[/QUOTE]
I didn't know your doorbell typed? It would explain some of your posts, though ;-P[/QUOTE]
Thanks, I guess. Well, the doorbell was the first example that came in mind.
You must be under the age of 11, because you type even worse than my doorbell.[/QUOTE]
I didn't know your doorbell typed? It would explain some of your posts, though ;-P[/QUOTE]
Thanks, I guess. Well, the doorbell was the first example that came in mind.
It's like this...
Brian maintains that Mother Love is the last song he did with Freddie, and he'd be right. It's the last song they worked on before Freddie flew home from Montreaux.
However, Dave Richards (and maybe someone else) say that Metropolis (in London) is the last place that Freddie recorded in; it's also said in an interview somewhere that Mother Love and A Winter's Tale overlapped in the recording process.
It's reasonable that he could've recorded 2 or 4 weeks before his death, because thats around about when he stopped taking his medication. Any later, and there's no way he'd have been recording anything, but it's reasonable to say he might've been able to do so *right* when he stopped taking the medication - it did keep him going for a long while.
Geeze I wish there'd be a definitive answer on all of this; but the two viewpoints (Brian May and Dave Richards) don't exactly cancel each other out. They more or less show two recollections of different occasions - and who's to say which one actually happened last?
Brian maintains that Mother Love is the last song he did with Freddie, and he'd be right. It's the last song they worked on before Freddie flew home from Montreaux.
However, Dave Richards (and maybe someone else) say that Metropolis (in London) is the last place that Freddie recorded in; it's also said in an interview somewhere that Mother Love and A Winter's Tale overlapped in the recording process.
It's reasonable that he could've recorded 2 or 4 weeks before his death, because thats around about when he stopped taking his medication. Any later, and there's no way he'd have been recording anything, but it's reasonable to say he might've been able to do so *right* when he stopped taking the medication - it did keep him going for a long while.
Geeze I wish there'd be a definitive answer on all of this; but the two viewpoints (Brian May and Dave Richards) don't exactly cancel each other out. They more or less show two recollections of different occasions - and who's to say which one actually happened last?
Yeah, the mixed up bit at the end of Mother Love include some 'DAY-OH's of Freddie (From Wembley I think:)) a bit of the guitar riff in 'Tie Your Mother Down' his cover of Dusty Springfield's 'Going Back' ('I think I'm going back/to the things I learnt so well, in my youth' etc)
Then a wailing brat. What is that about though? The baby I mean. Is that to signify motherly love?
Then a wailing brat. What is that about though? The baby I mean. Is that to signify motherly love?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's like this...
Brian maintains that Mother Love is the last song he did with Freddie, and he'd be right. It's the last song they worked on before Freddie flew home from Montreaux.
However, Dave Richards (and maybe someone else) say that Metropolis (in London) is the last place that Freddie recorded in; it's also said in an interview somewhere that Mother Love and A Winter's Tale overlapped in the recording process.
It's reasonable that he could've recorded 2 or 4 weeks before his death, because thats around about when he stopped taking his medication. Any later, and there's no way he'd have been recording anything, but it's reasonable to say he might've been able to do so *right* when he stopped taking the medication - it did keep him going for a long while.
Geeze I wish there'd be a definitive answer on all of this; but the two viewpoints (Brian May and Dave Richards) don't exactly cancel each other out. They more or less show two recollections of different occasions - and who's to say which one actually happened last?[/QUOTE]
I'm almost certain his last sessions were in the summer of '91. Freddie was the consummate singer and showman, yes, but I can't imagine him flying off to Montreux two weeks before his death to record a song; certainly, the hassle of going through customs in Freddie's condition, and the possibility that Freddie could catch any air-borne illness that a person would have on the flight, is evidence against this. One would think that he would go to a London studio if he had to record anything in the remaining weeks of his life.
Just because Dave Richards said something doesn't mean it should be taken as the truth, even if the others haven't disputed what he's said.
Brian maintains that Mother Love is the last song he did with Freddie, and he'd be right. It's the last song they worked on before Freddie flew home from Montreaux.
However, Dave Richards (and maybe someone else) say that Metropolis (in London) is the last place that Freddie recorded in; it's also said in an interview somewhere that Mother Love and A Winter's Tale overlapped in the recording process.
It's reasonable that he could've recorded 2 or 4 weeks before his death, because thats around about when he stopped taking his medication. Any later, and there's no way he'd have been recording anything, but it's reasonable to say he might've been able to do so *right* when he stopped taking the medication - it did keep him going for a long while.
Geeze I wish there'd be a definitive answer on all of this; but the two viewpoints (Brian May and Dave Richards) don't exactly cancel each other out. They more or less show two recollections of different occasions - and who's to say which one actually happened last?[/QUOTE]
I'm almost certain his last sessions were in the summer of '91. Freddie was the consummate singer and showman, yes, but I can't imagine him flying off to Montreux two weeks before his death to record a song; certainly, the hassle of going through customs in Freddie's condition, and the possibility that Freddie could catch any air-borne illness that a person would have on the flight, is evidence against this. One would think that he would go to a London studio if he had to record anything in the remaining weeks of his life.
Just because Dave Richards said something doesn't mean it should be taken as the truth, even if the others haven't disputed what he's said.
It's my understanding that the last song he wrote was A WINTER"S TALE and the last song he recorded was MOTHER LOVE. If you listen to the vocals of each of these songs, he appears to be stronger in A WINTER'S TALE. I cannot even listen to MOTHER LOVE without hearing his pain in his voice. Brian said that he could only work for a very short time each day during this period and that was on days when he was well enough to come in at all. We can only appreciate the great sacrifice that Freddie made to sing these songs at all.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=BrianJM>RollingZepBowieQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yeah, the mixed up bit at the end of Mother Love include some 'DAY-OH's of Freddie (From Wembley I think:)) a bit of the guitar riff in 'Tie Your Mother Down' his cover of Dusty Springfield's 'Going Back' ('I think I'm going back/to the things I learnt so well, in my youth' etc)
Then a wailing brat. What is that about though? The baby I mean. Is that to signify motherly love?
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I think it shows from the snipets of songs that are played at the end of the song, they go in reverse from 80's to 70's then to freddies her solo work "going back"under the name Layy Lurux and then i suppose the baby represents birth.
Then a wailing brat. What is that about though? The baby I mean. Is that to signify motherly love?
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I think it shows from the snipets of songs that are played at the end of the song, they go in reverse from 80's to 70's then to freddies her solo work "going back"under the name Layy Lurux and then i suppose the baby represents birth.
So the point is what was the last take or what was the last song they developed together? I remember reading that the last ever recorded take of Freddie was the middle eight in "Mother Love". The one ending with "Mama please, let me back inside". And that line IMO was not manipulated on MIH, no compression, reverb, or any other effect, just the voice as captured by the mic, which to me is a hint as well.
The lines before that are very high, and as Brian explained, he downed a vodka, and just nailed it. After that he wasn't able to continue and was quoted saying "I'll finish that next time", but never did.
Perhaps AWT was recorded in London later, but apparently ML was the last ever song that at least two members of Queen worked on together.
The lines before that are very high, and as Brian explained, he downed a vodka, and just nailed it. After that he wasn't able to continue and was quoted saying "I'll finish that next time", but never did.
Perhaps AWT was recorded in London later, but apparently ML was the last ever song that at least two members of Queen worked on together.