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Serry...
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I don't think so. I'm sure you're wrong actually... This tune was made with/by David Richards, but he had nothing common with Flash Gordon project. And why? Is it too hard to make new sounds instead of using old ones?
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brENsKi
How shall we f**k off, Oh Lord
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the story i heard was that Brian and Roger were messing about in the studio an decided to leave the tape rolling while the "tinkered" as they couldn't ind a way to end th elast queen album then it dawned on them that the final sound on the final queen album should be Freddie
go deo na hÉireann
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Sebastian
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Well... almost. The Track #13 is made up of a loop taken from the opening chords of It`s A Beautiful Day, which were written by Freddie in 1980 (same year as the Flash Gordon project). But IABD was actually from The Game sessions in Munich
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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The King Of Rhye
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this thread reminds me of something........what was the Queen tune that the synth sound in it was the defaolt setting on some sort of synthesizer??
I'll take you to the Seven Seas of Rhye
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Sebastian
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Philipp Nothaft wrote: Seb, would you claim that the synth-stuff from IABD actually comes from the 1980-recording, too, instead of being added in 1994/5 ? I don`t think so. At least the oboe is definitely from 1993+.
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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The King Of Rhye
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I think what I am thinking of is Dont Try So Hard
I'll take you to the Seven Seas of Rhye
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