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Melancholy Blues
Bohemian: 205 posts
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i really love this song. i know it is credited to roger, but i always thought it sounded like a song that john would write. it has the same type of beat that most of his songs have and the lyrics apply to him. to me it dosen't sound like something that roger would write, though he might well have. any thoughts?
I want to break free from your lies you're so self satisfied I don't need you
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John S Stuart
Deity: 4178 posts
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If you listen to the Cross track "Final Destination", I am sure that you can hear Roger hum the melody of "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" towards the end.
"Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make."
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enoky
Be Gentle, I'm a newbie: 12 posts
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The song is a ballad, very simple, in a way Roger hadn`t quite done before in Queen, but he had done some of those in his solo albums and The Cross. The harmony (six diatonic chords plus bVII) is very basic for the standard of any of the four, I agree that it`s something John used to do a little more often (e.g. My Life Has Been Saved, One Year Of Love), but it doesn`t point neccesarily to him. Roger in The Cross and some solo albums wrote a couple of tracks with similar harmony (e.g. Happiness).
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wstüssyb
Deity: 12371 posts
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I have always wondered if he wrote it about freddie or something about his life, meaning he would rather be younger again then to be a rock star maybe? ^ ^
MY GOD spell it write.
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Scirocco1977
Bohemian: 533 posts
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John S Stuart wrote: If you listen to the Cross track "Final Destination", I am sure that you can hear Roger hum the melody of "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" towards the end. Ain't that the melody of Final Destination? I mean, you can sing "you must be my destination" to it. Although it is possible to sing "These are the days of our lives" with it. Is it a coincidence or was it his inspiration for Days of Our lives?
Keep 'em mowing blades sharp!
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flash00
Bohemian: 137 posts
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im sure i seen an interview a while ago that it was about freddie and everything else that was going on,
pssttt....
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Freddie-B
Deity: 2859 posts
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Dear Friends isn't a Roger song is it?
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Sebastian
Deity: 6569 posts
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Dear Friends is Brian`s, Old Friends is Roger`s, You`re My Best Friend is John`s, Friends Will Be Friends is Freddie`s and John`s.
John hated Hot Space. Fred's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' Witness testimonies are often inaccurate. Wales is not in England. 'Bo Rhap' hasn't got 180 voices.
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flash00
Bohemian: 137 posts
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<font color=#8A2BE2> Linda Of The Valley wrote: Solo gets me every time...such an emotional solo..I love it.. i totaly agree, very emotional... beautiful song tho. i know its a taylor track but i thought it seemed more like a mercury composition, i.e take my breath away and so on.
pssttt....
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brian_may_wannabe
Bohemian: 560 posts
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Such an emotional song.
daniel.hughes
made_in_heaven (thats_what_they_day)
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We Are The Champions
Bohemian: 879 posts
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Great, emotional song. I thought it was Deacy when I first heard it! Innuendo has some great songs apart from Delilah....catchy but cheesy.
We all of us deeply apologise for this god forsaken shit heap of a building...but we will make it rock.
Brian May Wembley Pavilion 11.05.05.
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mike hunt
Deity: 2937 posts
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probably the best song roger ever wrote.
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We Are The Champions
Bohemian: 879 posts
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mike hunt wrote: probably the best song roger ever wrote. Agreed....Innuendo probably Freddie's greatest vocals in terms of emotion, power and range. Love your author's name. Might change mine to Isaac Hunt!
We all of us deeply apologise for this god forsaken shit heap of a building...but we will make it rock.
Brian May Wembley Pavilion 11.05.05.
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