1974 - Ultimate collection (Part Two): Sheer Heart Attack

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John S Stuart Deity: 3901 posts	Posted: 24 Oct 04, 22:03 As before. Please feel free to contribute. 1974 Sheer Heart Attack Brighton Rock Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 1998 eYe “10 Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S Intro: 06” Total Guitar CD Magazine Starlicks Video Edit Starlicks Video (Originally: Brighton Fuck) Unreleased: Killer Queen Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 KEWB FM US Radio 2:53 Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc Guitar Solo Guitar Techniques November 2001 Backing Track 1 Guitar Techniques November 2001 Backing Track 2 Guitar Techniques November 2001 Exposed Fake Mono Demo Exposed MC 7" Acetate (0:10" Finger Click Intro) Unreleased: Top Of The Pops BBC TV Original Erased: Top Pops Holland TV Video Rock Idols: Video Gems R1051 Top Of The Pops BBC TV Xmas '74 Video Greatest Flix I & II: Pioneer PLMPD 01171 Promotional Video "Retrospection" Greatest Flix I & II: Pioneer PLMPD 01171 Tenement Funster Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 UK 7" Unsegued 3:01 Japan 3" CDS EMI TODP 2252 BBC 04.11.1974 Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc Lammey Tenement 5:51 Racer ISDN: Download Flick Of The Wrist Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 7" Unsegued (3:21) Japan 3" CDS EMI TODP 2252 BBC 04.11.1974 Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc Lily Of The Valley Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 1975 US 7" (1:42) Unsegued Keep Yourself Alive: Elektra E-45268-B Now I'm Here Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 CDs 0:1" Longer Outro (Inc final guitar note) 4:13 CD QUEENS 19: (Show Must Go On Box) BBC 04.11.1974 Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc Intro: 14” Total Guitar CD Magazine Top Of The Pops BBC TV Live Erased: '45 Granada TV Erased: Promotional Video Live Hammersmith Greatest Flix I & II: Pioneer PLMPD 01171 In The Lap Of The Gods Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 Stone Cold Crazy Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 1991 Michael Wagener Remix 2:19 SHA: US 1991 Hollywood HR-61036-2 1991 Michael Wagener Promo CDS 2:17 Remix US CDS Promo Hollywood PRCD-10193-2 1991 Trent Reznor 3:56 Remix US CDS Promo Hollywood PRCD-10193-2 BBC 04.11.1974 Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc 1991 US Hollywood Promotional Video Unreleased: Home Video Dear Friends Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 Misfire Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 Exposed Fake Karaoke 1:49 Exposed MC C-EXP 0491 Lammey Karaoke 2:06 ISDN: Download Exposed Fake Mono Demo Exposed MC Bring Back That Leroy Brown Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 1998 eYe “24 Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S She Makes Me (Storm Trooper In Stilettos) Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited Album Version Sheer Heart Attack: EMI CDP 7 46206 2 1998 eYe “30 Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside Acapella Version Unreleased: Sheer Heart Attack (Incomplete Original Version) Unreleased: Carousel (Fairground Intro) Unreleased: EMI "Inhouse funfair effects & March" (Feature in the film "House On The Hill") Trident Acetates 2x1 sided LP acetates Side One: All tracks unsegued/seperated. Queen: Unreleased BBC Radio Session, 16th October 1974 Recorded 16.10.1974. Broadcast 04.11.1974. Studio Maida Vale 4, Bob Harris Sounds Of The Seventies. Produced by Jeff Griffin, Engineer unknown. Officially erased by the BBC. Now I’m Here Flick Of The Wrist Stone Cold Crazy Tenement Funster Queen: Unreleased Radio Interview, WBZ FM Boston BBC Unedited Sheer Heart Attack interview Queen: Unreleased Live Rainbow Theatre, London, 31st March 1974 Sheetkickers Bo "Listen to them. Creatures of the night. What music they make..."
Maz Deity: 5799 posts	Posted: 24 Oct 04, 22:26 Both with SHA and Queen II, you list certain "Lammey" tracks, which if memory serves, refers to Bart Lammey's fan remixes. Is that true, and if so, why list them? Is there an official tie I don't see? DJ's the man we love the most
Chaka Bohemian: 143 posts	Posted: 24 Oct 04, 23:12 is this: Side One: (Side White) All tracks unsegued/seperated a Sheer Heart Attack or a Queen II acetate? It's been included in the Sheer Heart Attack post, yet I've only ever heard side 1 of Queen II called "Side White".
John S Stuart Deity: 3901 posts	Posted: 24 Oct 04, 23:23 Acetate: Sheer Heart Attack. (I wrote this and II at the same time). Remixes: Nothing official I just liked them. "Listen to them. Creatures of the night. What music they make..."
Lester Burnham Deity: 5870 posts	Posted: 24 Oct 04, 23:37 Also, wouldn't 'I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside' be a part of the Queen II sessions, as it was in the outro of Seven Seas Of Rhye?
John S Stuart Deity: 3901 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 03:13 Also, wouldn't 'I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside' be a part of the Queen II sessions, as it was in the outro of Seven Seas Of Rhye? Acapella: "I Like To Be Beside the seaside". (I wrote this and II) at the same time. "Listen to them. Creatures of the night. What music they make..."
Mr. Scully Deity: 4233 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 03:52 Does anybody remember what was the original title of Brighton Rock? It was Rock but the city wasn't Brighton. Damn, my memory... http://www.QueenConcerts.com
Kai Kurgan Bohemian: 125 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 03:58 Great work, John. I´m afraid I missed the "Ulimate Collection" of the first album. Has it been posted yet? If so please post me a link. Many thanx in advance! I´ll eat them whole before I´m done! www.queenarea.de
Bohardy Deity: 2240 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 05:06 I don't remember ever seeing "Brighton Fuck" as a working/alternative title for BR. Anyway, over to our favourite archivist for your answer Martin: Greg Brooks (2002): "Happy Little Fuck was the working title of this song. It was further referred to as Happy Little Day, Blackpool Rock, Bognor Ballad, Southend Sea Scout, Skiffle Rock and Herne Bay. Session engineer Mike Stone is the likely culprit of some of the titles, though like most other bands, Queen frequently employed working titles during the song development process." Gullibility and credulity are considered undesirable qualities in every department of human life -- except religion.
Sebastian Deity: 4552 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 05:22 The album of effects actually wasn`t from EMI, was from Elektra. I should write something about which parts were done were, since I`m very interested in production right now. I`ll do it as soon as I get the facts together http://sebastian.queenconcerts.com/ How doth the hero strong and brave a celestial path to the heavens paved!
Serry... Deity: 8267 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 10:34 Great, John! Wonderful research work! It seems like only very few songs have just one known version (Someday One Day etc.). I can very hardly wait for next parts! http://serryfunster.narod.ru - 'Queen Web Guide' (updates one time per year)

Benn Royalty: 1291 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 11:10 >Greg Brooks (2002): "Happy Little Fuck was the >working title of this song. It was further >referred to as Happy Little Day, Blackpool >Rock, Bognor Ballad, Southend Sea Scout, >Skiffle Rock and Herne Bay. Wasn't that within the highly informative (snigger) Record Collector article? Benn
Tim Goossen Bohemian: 234 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 12:11 John S Stuart wrote: Queen: Live Rainbow Theatre, London, 20th November 1974 Recorded 1974/ Released 1992 In The Lap Of The Gods Bootleg CD Box Of Tricks Official Video Original mono sound recordings. Box Of Tricks most complete version. Procession, Now I'm Here, Ogre Battle, Father To Son, White Queen, Flick Of The Wrist, In The Lap Of The Gods, Killer Queen, March Of The Black Queen, Leroy Brown, Father To Son, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar, Son & Daughter, Stone Cold Crazy, In The Lap Of The Gods, Jailhouse Rock, Modern Times Rock ‘n Roll, Correct me if I'm wrong, but this release is a compilation of the first and second night (19th & 20th Nov.). 3 Songs can be found in unedited form, namely 'son & daughter', 'stone cold crazy' and 'liar'. They appear for instance on The Ultimate Collection II and are wrongly labeled as Adelaide '76. I can't confirm this, but I read somewhere (again ;-) ), that the video was shot during the second night andthe sound is from both nights. If this is true, then the unedited songs are from the 19th Nov. as before 'stone cold crazy', there's no speech from Freddie about "the present from the Devil himself". Someone can confirm this? Cheers, Tim Music is emotion
John S Stuart Deity: 3901 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 14:59 Kai Kurgan: "...I missed the "Ulimate Collection" of the first album... so please post me a link". http://www.queenzone.com/queenzone/forumnew/forum_topic_view.aspx?Q=407815 "Listen to them. Creatures of the night. What music they make..."
FriedChicken Deity: 10586 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 15:42 "Great, John! Wonderful research work! It seems like only very few songs have just one known version (Someday One Day etc.). I can very hardly wait for next parts! " Because John doesn't list them, it doesn't mean there is no alternate version of those songs. It means John doesn't have an alternate version. Correct me if i'm wrong john.. "On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
Serry... Deity: 8267 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 16:34 "...have just one KNOWN version...". I guess all songs have been transformed over the recording session, so there are thousands of versions, but not all of their first versions have been recorded. http://serryfunster.narod.ru - 'Queen Web Guide' (updates one time per year)
Wilki Amieva Royalty: 1305 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 17:10 I would like to add the infamous In The Lap Of The Gods from Hollywood Record's first pressing of SHA, as it does not seem to be a transfer error but a different master. Also, I wonder why the KEWB version of Killer Queen is included in the above list while other 'radio perfomances' of tracks from the same album are not. I am not criticizing. I just suppose that, as with the edits, you had your reasons. By the way, I can send you a copy of the full fanfarre stuff if you like me to. About Live at Rainbow: I have and old reel of the original 20-minute (?) cinema footage. It has mono audio. Unfortunately, I haven't played it yet as I cannot find the right equipment nor a company to transfer it to DVD without stepping on VHS. Anyway, I wonder if anybody has any info about that edit of the concert. Wilki ----- Please watch my NEW VIDEO, and VOTE it of you like it! (or vote AGAIN the first one): http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a7646bd645bdce020a9495670c1058a0/310
John S Stuart Deity: 3901 posts	Posted: 25 Oct 04, 18:23 Wilki: "By the way, I can send you a copy of the full fanfarre stuff if you like me to". Would that be possible and we could link it here (or somewhere else). If you have the full copy, where does it come from? "Listen to them. Creatures of the night. What music they make..."
Wilki Amieva Royalty: 1305 posts	Posted: 26 Oct 04, 09:07 I will make space and upload it soon to my (forthcoming) site. I have borrowed this track a long time ago from a friend who was a Frank Zappa collector. Apparently, FZ used the same stuff (not quite the same part though) in one of his tracks - and my friend had the original vinyl from where it came (unfortunately, I cannot find my notes about this particular LP - it seems that I am getting older ;-). I also have the Zappa track (I do not recall its title either - I AM getting older, see?) if somebody wants it. Wilki ----- Please watch my NEW VIDEO, and VOTE it of you like it! (or vote AGAIN the first one): http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a7646bd645bdce020a9495670c1058a0/310
Chaka Bohemian: 143 posts	Posted: 26 Oct 04, 11:23 is the Soundcheck (from the Uris Theatre show) actually from Oxford '73? or is it just a similar soundcheck, or is Oxford fake?

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