Recorded live at the Dutch Queen Fanclub Meeting 2002. The previous live CD "Live Covers" has already been
out for four years now and was recorded straight from the mixing table onto a CD without any further
mixing. That resulted into a good live CD. But in the meantime the band has gotten better and got a
lot more Queen song added to their setlist.

"Getalive" is recorded on 24 tracks which made it possible to mix the instruments and voices later on to
get a much better and more professional result. The bandmembers are very proud to present this CD to
the world.
Great King Rat
I Can't Live With You
Scandal
Now I'm Here
Who Wants To Live Forever?
The Prophet's Song
'39
Seven Seas Of Rhye
Band In Heaven
Don't Stop Me Now
Ogre Battle
Teo Torriate (let us cling together)
(Go to the Miracle website to listen to 1 minute teasers: http://www.miracle-online.nl/bandinfo/music.php)

Almost 50% of these songs have never been played live by Queen themselves, so that makes it even more
interesting to hear a live rendition of them.

Brian May was very surprised by the fact that Miracle performs "the Prophet's Song" live and couldn't believe
that the midsection, the so-called a-capella part, was also done.

Greg Brooks, the official Queen archivist, wrote a review on Miracle for the CD booklet:

"Miracle, like Queen, is a real band. They have an edge. They have that little something extra that demands
your full attention. Also, what sprang to my mind early on, is that they are brave. They do not take the easy
path. I had never heard any cover band attempt Death On Two Legs, Ogre Battle, Great King Rat or The
Prophet's Song before. No one in their right mind even thinks of attempting The Prophet's Song! Or so I thought.

Miracle pulled it off with astonishing power and menace, and they earned my respect. I scrutinized every chord
and note and vocal, and I was knocked out. That is a rare thing for me.
Experiencing Miracle live is the nearest I've come to being back at a real Queen gig (if only!). Great songs, well
put over, fluently executed, great guitar, bass and drum sound (and exceptional piano), and an (all important)
impressive mix, well amplified. Johnnie belts out each line with familiar clarity, and always the choice of song is
a surprise"...

At the moment a copy of "Getalive" is laying on Brian's desk and the band hopes to receive any kind of comment
on it by the master himself.

Get your own copy now by going to the Miracle website http://www.queencoverband.com or visit one of
Miracle's concerts.