1975 - Ultimate Collection (Part One): A Night At The Opera

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John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 11:10 1975 A Night At The Opera Produced by Roy Thomas Baker and Queen. Executive Engineer Mike Stone. Recorded at Sarm, Roadhouse, Olympic, Rockfield, Scorpio and Landsdowne Studios. Night At The Opera acoustic demos, studio sessions/ out-takes available from this period. Death On Two Legs Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 1998 eYe Instrumental Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S eYe/CD Full Instrumental Unreleased: Home Mini-Disc Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Exposed Omitted Phrase - Stereo - Version Exposed MC C-EXP 0491 I'm In Love With My Car Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Revs Intro Queen Rocks: Parlophone 823 0912 UK 7"Unsegued Japan 3" CDS TODP 2253 (Bohemian…) US 7" Unsegued Elektra E-45297 (Bohemian Rhapsody B-side) Japan 7" Unsegued Japan 3" CDS TODP 2253 (Bohemian…) 1991 Mike Shipley Remix ANATO: US 1991 Hollywood HR-61065-2 You're My Best Friend Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Karaoke Instrumental Japan Toshiba EMI TOLW - 3249.50 1991 Matt Wallace Remix ANATO: US 1991 Hollywood HR-61065-2 Promotional Video Greatest Flix I & II: Pioneer PLMPD 01171 '39 Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Sweet Lady Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 1998 eYe 1:00 Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S Seaside Rendezvous Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Prophet's Song Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Love Of My Life Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 1998 eYe “04 Edit Electronic Arts DDE05501 101S Starlicks Video Edit Starlicks Video Good Company Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Bohemian Rhapsody Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 Karaoke Instrumental Japan Toshiba EMI TOLW - 3249.50 7" France Promo 3:30 Edit Home Mini-Disc Rock Instrumental 1: 18” Total Guitar CD Magazine Rock Instrumental 2: 18” Total Guitar CD Magazine Rock Instrumental 3: 42” Total Guitar CD Magazine Guitar Solo Guitar Techniques November 2001 Backing Track Guitar Techniques November 2001 Starlicks Video Starlicks Video Anthony Acid Remix NYs Deepest Hardest House Mix 91/92 Razor N Guido White Label Mix (Short) Home Mini-Disc Razor N Guido White Label Mix (Long) Home Mini-Disc Exposed Fake Mono Demo Exposed MC Promotional Video Greatest Flix I & II: Pioneer PLMPD 01171 BBC Top Of The Pops BBC Video (Flames Intro) Unreleased: Home Video Wayne's World Promotional Video Unreleased: Home Video Comic Relief Video Version Unreleased: God Save The Queen Album Version A Night At The Opera: EMI CDP 7 46207 2 7" US (Extended Intro) Keep Yourself Alive: Elektra E-45268 B "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
inu-liger Deity: 11146 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 11:20 You might want to add the b-side version of '39 as an unsegued version as well, because on the album, it segues with Sweet Lady.
Lester Burnham Deity: 5870 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 12:21 No it doesn't.
Pim Derks Deity: 4080 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 12:26 wtf are you talking about Dark.
John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 12:27 Inu: '39... segues with Sweet Lady. No it doesn't - they are stand alone versions both on the album, and the single. (And I don't know of any version where they actually segue). "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
The Real Wizard Deity: 14599 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 16:10 Would this be the place to list the early demo of I'm In Love With My Car, with Roger playing guitar alone and singing? "The more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you." -- Dan Lampinski http://www.queenlive.ca
Chaka Bohemian: 143 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 16:21 re: Roger's demo yes, and I believe I've heard tell of (GB's record collector article?) a later I'm In Love With My Car demo with Brian guitar and different lyrics, and "Psycho Legs" listed as the working title for Death on Two Legs. on the whole I'm disappointed how little "extra" material seems to exist from this session, but who knows how much QP have in their archives anymore anyway. John, are there any differences between the various single versions of I'm In Love With My Car or are they identical?
Penetration_Guru Deity: 10822 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 16:33 Surely the flames Bo Rhap vid is on GVHII now?
John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 17:35 Sir GH: "Would this be the place to list the early demo of I'm In Love With My Car, with Roger playing guitar alone and singing?" Yes it is, that's why I wrote the generic statement at the start of the listing: "Night At The Opera acoustic demos, studio sessions/ out-takes available from this period". There are other acoustic demos other than "I'm In Love With My Car", but the problem is that these are more home (rather than studio) demos, and as such it is difficult to get a handle on those because they belong to the individual rather than part of the studio-system. Edited accordingly PG: "...the flames Bo Rhap vid is on Greatest Video Hits" Thanks. Yes - that is correct. "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 17:48 Thomas: As you can see I was directly answering PG's question: "Surely the flames Bo Rhap vid is on GVHII now?" I know PG. He made an honest mistake there. I just copied that honest mistake into my answer. You are correct, it was on Greatest Video Hits 1 (notII), and I have corrected my answer accordingly. I don't think it was a serious error, but in the spirit of exactness - it has been edited! "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
Chaka Bohemian: 143 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 17:53 is there any information that can be shared about the other "acoustic demos/out-takes"? or are these totally unknown at the moment?

John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 17:58 Thomas: "I didn't mean anything by it, just thought I'd correct a little mistake, that's all". NO offence was taken. I have much to do, so when I am on here - I get to the point and move on. I know this economy of style is effective writing - but I also realise that it may read as a little rude. I do not mean to be rude, so try not to read it as such ;-) Chaka: "is there any information that can be shared about the other "acoustic demos/out-takes"? or are these totally unknown at the moment?" Just what we have from the band members themselves - so I do not know what access QP or GB would have of these. The most interesting things are bits like Brian's "'39" and Freddie's "Love Of My Life", but I do not want it to appear that these are like "unplugged" sessions and to get hopes up. As far as I know these are primitive instrumentals and some are incomplete. Other than that, I can not say for sure what exists - or whether GB has these catalogued - as I said above, they are not part of the EMI collection. "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
Adam Baboolal Deity: 4882 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 18:16 Marine voice: Okay team! Here's the plan... I'll take a pick-axe and you guys get the address and the escape van. Entry to the rear of the property and make sure Brian's wearing his pink ear-muffs so we won't be detected. Then, break into the safe with John's precision explosives, gather as much as you can and run! Did I mention that I get a pick-axe? :) Peace, Adam. http://nexgenwars.com http://n90.mediamaster.com/profile/profile.jsp?uname=ImdurC http://n90.mediamaster.com/myradio/ImdurC.pls - My Radio (Queen covers included)
inu-liger Deity: 11146 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 18:28 '39/Sweet Lady: Actually, it does. '39 does fade out, but not completely into silence before Sweet Lady begins (it begins on the last 2-3 seconds). This can be heard with increased volume on both the CD and DVD-Audio versions.
Lester Burnham Deity: 5870 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 18:49 No they don't, and I can hear that they don't on my copy of the album.
John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 19:50 Inu: Even if "'39" & "Sweet Lady" DID partially overlap in the way you suggest - would that really warrant an additional entry, when most completists would have the album version anyway? "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
The Real Wizard Deity: 14599 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 21:36 John S Stuart wrote: Night At The Opera acoustic demos, studio sessions/ out-takes available from this period Is there any chance of us ever hearing stuff like this? "The more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you." -- Dan Lampinski http://www.queenlive.ca
John S Stuart Deity: 4129 posts	Posted: 30 Oct 04, 21:53 Sir GH: "Is there any chance of us ever hearing stuff like this?" Simply, I do not know. As I already said above: "...the problem is that these are more home (rather than studio) demos, and as such... they belong to the individual rather than part of the studio-system." So I suppose it is really up to Brian and Roger. "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" Oscar Wilde.
The Real Wizard Deity: 14599 posts	Posted: 31 Oct 04, 00:50 There must be collectors who have this stuff, not just the members of Queen. "The more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you." -- Dan Lampinski http://www.queenlive.ca
Penetration_Guru Deity: 10822 posts	Posted: 31 Oct 04, 11:27 Ooops. GVHI

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