| bigc 27.12.2004 12:11 |
when was the final queen recording session,queen, as in John Deacon,Brian May,Freddie Mercury,Roger Taylor,(so none of the queen+ stuff) conducted? |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 12:21 |
The Made In Heaven sessions? I think they were the very very last. |
| bigc 27.12.2004 12:25 |
i meant when. I'm aware the last song done was Mother Love |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 12:26 |
summer to early Autumn 1991 i would imagine. I'm not too sure of the exact dates but i think i'm right. |
| bigc 27.12.2004 12:33 |
just because im a newbie, is there any reason for those smart-ass comments. Ive been using google for 5 years. and I have done some web searchs,however they do prove inconclusive. I just assumed, the most knowledgeable people to ask, would be you lot as you are queen fans anyway, your reaction. If your friend were to ask you a question, you wouldnt go, you havent heard of an encyclopedia have you? jeez, if you didnt want to see my thread. you never needed to read it. |
| Brian_Mays_Wig 27.12.2004 12:48 |
<h5><font color=gold>Linda Of The Valley wrote: Have you heard of a lil website called google?Its a good enough question to ask on here. oct 91. |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 12:48 |
just because im a newbie, is there any reason for those smart-ass comments. Yes sometimes. |
| The Fairy King 27.12.2004 12:50 |
yes, because you're a n00b! :P |
| bigc 27.12.2004 12:54 |
<font color=green>joe satriani</bold> wrote: just because im a newbie, is there any reason for those smart-ass comments. Yes sometimes.it was a justified question. it wasnt like one of those bizarre newbie questions. |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 13:11 |
Ok. I'm sorry. The answer to your question which i have just looked up is... Queens last recording session were in sept and oct 1991. Obviously they were the last ever sessions with freddie. I'm not too sure on just how many tracks were recorded within that month but i think it was only 2. |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 13:12 |
Don't take my answer correctly because i just got my info of the internet and you shouldn't always believe everything you read on other peoples web sites. They could also be wrong. I think the information i got is right though. |
| bigc 27.12.2004 13:15 |
sorry, I wasnt annoyed at you joe anyways. |
| bigc 27.12.2004 13:33 |
lol. nah im sure you're definitely a kool person I just thought id stick up for myself. its hardly like I committed the cardinal sin and asked if John is gonna be on the tour, or why he retired? or worse still, mis-spelt freddie lol |
| deleted user 27.12.2004 15:58 |
Linda thinks that she has all the right in the world to tell people to fuck off because she has the almighty Royalty status, even though her brain is not even past the Newbie stage. |
| Lester Burnham 27.12.2004 16:45 |
<font color=whitesmoke>bambam wrote: Linda thinks that she has all the right in the world to tell people to fuck off because she has the almighty Royalty status, even though her brain is not even past the Newbie stage.I find that true of a lot of the people around here (not you, of course). |
| QueenFanAlways 27.12.2004 22:29 |
Linda can't even freakin spell,and she is going to raz somebody else? Linda, Grow up and get a brain. |
| deleted user 28.12.2004 07:12 |
Linda can't even freakin spell,and she is going to raz somebody else? Linda, Grow up and get a brain. Leave Linda alone. She's not done anything wrong. |
| Serry... 28.12.2004 07:22 |
bigc wrote: when was the final queen recording session,queen, as in John Deacon,Brian May,Freddie Mercury,Roger Taylor,(so none of the queen+ stuff) conducted?There's no big problem in such kind of questions - and you may ask them whenever you want, but you just have to check some previous topics, if you don't want to search over google or something else. Don't be lazy to check some good threads on this notice board! It's not so hard. And answering your question - there was a huge topic about the date of recording session of Mother Love and most sourses says it was at Autumn 1991, but - who knows... |
| sbrown 28.12.2004 07:23 |
According to David Richards, he was recording Mother Love with Freddie 12 days before he died...that's pretty amazing that Fred was singing until then. I'm wondering though...how much stuff was recorded? As It Began mentions that Fred called the band back to the studio in January......I suppose that it's possible that the only 3 things they worked on from January to November were Mother Love, You Don't Fool Me, and then later in the year, A Winter's Tale.... Maybe there's ideas for other songs that didn't end up with final vocals. I guess we'll find out if the boxsets ever appear. Simon |
| deleted user 28.12.2004 07:45 |
<h5><font color=gold>Linda Of The Valley wrote: Have you heard of a lil website called google?It's not a website anyway, it's a search engine ;P |
| Serry... 28.12.2004 07:45 |
sbrown wrote: According to David Richards, he was recording Mother Love with Freddie 12 days before he died...that's pretty amazing that Fred was singing until then.I'm not sure... I'm really not sure... I ain't David Richards of course, but as I remember Freddie couldn't leave his house in last two weeks... |
| moonie 28.12.2004 12:22 |
What is amazing is the sheer lush power of Freddies voice from those final sessions He had this magical reserve bag of energy & power that in light of how ill he was by then seems almost supernatural Of course he knew that it would be the last time he ever sang on record and this must have been heartbreaking for him and the band but also it would seem to have driven him towards delivering that sort of performance The man truly had massive balls. |
| sbrown 28.12.2004 14:55 |
>I'm not sure... I'm really not sure... I ain't >David Richards of course, but as I remember >Freddie couldn't leave his house in last two >weeks... Remember that according to The Untold Story, Fred took himself off medication. I'd say he sang, flew home, and spent 11 days unmedicated. Remember, even the healthiest person could die in 10 days of a bad infection if it's untreated. |
| messenger from seven seas. 28.12.2004 19:17 |
The last recording session was when they reccorded "these are the days of our lives."I saw it on T.v. |
| Gunpowder Gelatine 28.12.2004 19:20 |
messenger from seven seas. wrote: The last recording session was when they reccorded "these are the days of our lives."I saw it on T.v.That's the last video, though. bigc and everyone else were talking about the recordings after Innuendo, for Made In Heaven. |
| Lasepia 29.12.2004 05:05 |
Actually, the last Queen session was on May or June....Freddie's vocals was recorded for "Mother Love". A winter tale was recorded in the end of 1990, I know that. The sources are taken from "Champions of the world", David Richard talked about their last studio session while "Mother love" was playing, and he showed some shits of papers with lyrics and chords. On the bottom of the page was written May 9, '91 |
| deleted user 29.12.2004 16:54 |
Actually, the last Queen session was on May or June....Freddie's vocals was recorded for "Mother Love". A winter tale was recorded in the end of 1990, I know that. The sources are taken from "Champions of the world", David Richard talked about their last studio session while "Mother love" was playing, and he showed some shits of papers with lyrics and chords. On the bottom of the page was written May 9, '91 I know i've seen that but arn't they just the lyrics. I don't think it was sung before may 1991 because i remember hearing from various places they were recording all the way up to October 1991. |
| Lasepia 30.12.2004 05:14 |
No, there wasn't only the lyrics....that was a studio session... Freddie's health was terrible from june - novebmer, and I doubt that he worked in the studio in that period of time... In october Freddie visited Montreux for the last time, but nowhere said that he was in the studio...So, I think the last Queen studio session was from January to May 1991, and in June they filmed "...days of our lives"...and that's it. But very interesting, are there any other songs from the last session? |
| deleted user 30.12.2004 17:36 |
Roger, Freddie and John started to film the video to These are the days of our lives on may 30th 1991 and Brtian was shot shortly after. I've heard that from everywhere so it was definately filmed in May but Brian in early June. |
| John.Simon 09.02.2012 07:13 |
Last recording was November 1991 - recorded song Mother Love |
| princetom 09.02.2012 10:01 |
John.Simon wrote: Last recording was November 1991 - recorded song Mother Lovei don't get your point, pal. your posts are somewhat annoyous and misleading. didn't you notice that you have stated in another thread that the last session was in spring ? stop trolling, start reading! it's pretty obvious for FMs decease that there was NO session in 11/91. posting your sh*t over and over again doesn't make it the truth. the last session seems to have taken place in 05/91. that's what we have evidence for. i personally think that the video shot of 'days of our lives' was mr.mercury's final attempt to donate sth. to the queen legacy. as we know there was a video of this very song shelved which hasn't the freddie-performance. that because no-one knew if he would stand the shot. for this video being produced in late spring under given circumstances there surely was no thing like a session in november. bottom line. |
| The Real Wizard 09.02.2012 10:06 |
^ what he said. |
| 1sharppencil 09.02.2012 11:41 |
well to add sth to this discussion: Brian was not present at the shooting of "These Are..." I think nobody answered the question: when did all four work in the studio together? honestly, I have no idea...I seriously doubt that John or Freddie were present during "Lost opportunity"... "Mother Love" was a thing Brian worked with Freddie "A Winter's tale" is Freddie, pretty much solo "You don't fool me" sounds like sth DR culled from a jam, so that could be the answer |
| Kacio 09.02.2012 11:54 |
last session with Freddie was in 6/91 probably... but I think that the last time was between September-October |
| Dane 10.02.2012 03:57 |
moonie wrote: What is amazing is the sheer lush power of Freddies voice from those final sessions He had this magical reserve bag of energy & power that in light of how ill he was by then seems almost supernatural Of course he knew that it would be the last time he ever sang on record and this must have been heartbreaking for him and the band but also it would seem to have driven him towards delivering that sort of performance The man truly had massive balls.You'd be surprised what a bottle of Vodka can make you do! |