QueenZone discussion #1391741

Jefffab1995 wrote: rocknrolllover i respect you now for mentioning man made paradise

Jefffab1995 wrote: Its one of the few good tracks from mr bad guy

Jefffab1995 wrote: If they do remix it they should keep the general melody

princetom wrote: "Love Kills" (William Orbit Remix) ?

Jefffab1995 wrote: If it is on the new album which I hope it is . Its nice having a conversation with you rocknrolllover you are not as bad as people make you out to be

rocknrolllover wrote:

princetom wrote: "Love Kills" (William Orbit Remix) ?

Good assumption, but... If this song has gradate disco thing( which nobody likes ) but William can do it into pop genre which nobody likes also.

andyb1968 wrote: Bit worried about these remixes, this is Madonna's producer remember, disco/dance mixes ! Also I remember some of the remixes of Freddie's tracks which were horrendous ! Caution recommended.

andyb1968 wrote: Bit worried about these remixes, this is Madonna's producer remember, disco/dance mixes ! Also I remember some of the remixes of Freddie's tracks which were horrendous ! Caution recommended.

andyb1968 wrote: Bit worried about these remixes, this is Madonna's producer remember, disco/dance mixes ! Also I remember some of the remixes of Freddie's tracks which were horrendous ! Caution recommended.

scottmax wrote: After tweeting William Orbit asking about what happened to the Queen track he was working on, he's just replied saying he's working on another one this week. Which one do you think it is?

Jefffab1995 wrote: How will they remix love kills? Will it be like on the tour or a different version

Jefffab1995 wrote: How will they remix love kills? Will it be like on the tour or a different version

rocknrolllover wrote:I don't think that William tell what track he's now working.

jondickens1 wrote:When did Brian say there were only 3 tracks? One obvious track is Love Kills but the others (I heard on the interview on BBC Wales) were unheard tracks.

inu-liger wrote:

rocknrolllover wrote:I don't think that William tell what track he's now working.

Of course not. Non-Disclosure Clauses are everywhere in the music industry.

Jefffab1995 wrote: He means he cant tell anybody details on the tracks

Jefffab1995 wrote: Then what are you asking man?

Jefffab1995 wrote: Im good you?

Jefffab1995 wrote: How's where your living weather good?

andyb1968 wrote: Could William Orbit be the new David Richards, and has worked on scraps of Queen songs to make a new track, as Richards did with you don't fool me ?

Jefffab1995 wrote:Then what are you asking man?

inu-liger wrote:

jondickens1 wrote:When did Brian say there were only 3 tracks? One obvious track is Love Kills but the others (I heard on the interview on BBC Wales) were unheard tracks.

Indeed, I'd also like to know where he has said this. This would have spread like wildfire like every other little thing that's been officially said so far about this project.

Jefffab1995 wrote: Mrqueenfan you are being a pessimist you need to take a chill pill man

inu-liger wrote:

Jefffab1995 wrote:Then what are you asking man?

He's asking for a dunce cap

Jefffab1995 wrote: ^^^^ Ding!

Jefffab1995 wrote: Ding dong dong ding ding dong ding

Jefffab1995 wrote: You redeemed yourself rocknrolllover you are a good man!

Jefffab1995 wrote: I mean it I respect you and forgive you you are a cool guy.

Jefffab1995 wrote: You redeemed yourself rocknrolllover you are a good man!

scottmax wrote:

Jefffab1995 wrote: You redeemed yourself rocknrolllover you are a good man!

Please don't encourage him. The idiot shouldn't be allowed to post on here. Give him a day or two and he'll be back with his racist and homophobic slurs

Jefffab1995 wrote: He really has changed he is a better man scottmax maybe you are judging him

scottmax wrote:And as a little note, my tweet to Mr Orbit got me more retweets and favourited than I've ever had before! Thanks!!

Mr.QueenFan wrote:

inu-liger wrote:

jondickens1 wrote:When did Brian say there were only 3 tracks? One obvious track is Love Kills but the others (I heard on the interview on BBC Wales) were unheard tracks.

Indeed, I'd also like to know where he has said this. This would have spread like wildfire like every other little thing that's been officially said so far about this project.

It got mentioned by me and others, but we gave up trying to make QZ an information site about Queen, because like all discussions, it went down the toillet real fast because nobody respects anything in this forum. But yes, Brian mentioned the three songs.

Chief Mouse wrote:

Jefffab1995 wrote: Mrqueenfan you are being a pessimist you need to take a chill pill man

He's rather being a realist.

andyb1968 wrote:What's my ding ding dong got to do with anything ?

scottmax wrote:The cretin has 'previous'. Nicey nicey for a few days then back to his normal bullshit.

I'm not surprised that people who are considered knowledgable , just don't post on here anymore, mainly due to people like him

inu-liger wrote:

scottmax wrote:And as a little note, my tweet to Mr Orbit got me more retweets and favourited than I've ever had before! Thanks!!

Very nice!

Jefffab1995 wrote: Give him a chance please!

Vocal harmony wrote: William Orbit is just what "Queen" need. He isn't a yes man. His approach is different to what they've had in the past. This can only be good. IMO, during the mid 80's the band were so big and successful that anyone who was sitting in the producers chair was probably having to agree or at least compromise with ideas that maybe were questionable.

Jefffab1995 wrote: Yes you are a good man you deserve a second chance and i have given you one and you have surprised me keep up the good work I'm pullin for you man!

Jefffab1995 wrote: Yes you are a good man you deserve a second chance and i have given you one and you have surprised me keep up the good work I'm pullin for you man!

The Real Wizard wrote: Bingo. And this happened with plenty of others, too. Could you imagine being the producer while McCartney was in his lull in the 80s, Even the best songwriters have their creative peaks and troughs, and most of them try to find their way out of it with varying success.

inu-liger wrote:

Mr.QueenFan wrote:

inu-liger wrote:

jondickens1 wrote:When did Brian say there were only 3 tracks? One obvious track is Love Kills but the others (I heard on the interview on BBC Wales) were unheard tracks.

Indeed, I'd also like to know where he has said this. This would have spread like wildfire like every other little thing that's been officially said so far about this project.

It got mentioned by me and others, but we gave up trying to make QZ an information site about Queen, because like all discussions, it went down the toillet real fast because nobody respects anything in this forum. But yes, Brian mentioned the three songs.

Could you provide a link to a source? Not really asking for much here, please and thanks :)

Kevinrm15 wrote: Brian just confirmed yesterday that Let Me In Your Heart Again will be on the new album

Apocalipsis_Darko wrote: For that, I would prefer a ep with the inedit tracks. Or the famous box set with rareties.

cmsdrums wrote: What do we think the lead single will be; Love Kills or one of the Jackson tracks??

The Real Wizard wrote:

Vocal harmony wrote: William Orbit is just what "Queen" need. He isn't a yes man. His approach is different to what they've had in the past. This can only be good. IMO, during the mid 80's the band were so big and successful that anyone who was sitting in the producers chair was probably having to agree or at least compromise with ideas that maybe were questionable.

Bingo. And this happened with plenty of others, too. Could you imagine being the producer while McCartney was in his lull in the 80s, having to smile and nod while he clunked out a yet another cheesy derivative ballad? Could you be that guy who said, "No Paul, it actually sucks" ? Or Bob Dylan ? If I want a cheque with my name on it, it's a great song Mr. Zimmerman. I love it. Even the best songwriters have their creative peaks and troughs, and most of them try to find their way out of it with varying success.

Heavenite wrote: And for the song "Victory" we might need to wait for the next Queen album release, coz Brian says there are only going to be two MJ tracks on Queen Forever!

shamar wrote:

Heavenite wrote: And for the song "Victory" we might need to wait for the next Queen album release, coz Brian says there are only going to be two MJ tracks on Queen Forever!

He said - a couple. Not "two". But if it'll be "ballad album" then "State of shock" doesn't fit in any way. So probably "Victory" is slow song as "More to life than this".

Mr.QueenFan wrote:

Kevinrm15 wrote: Brian just confirmed yesterday that Let Me In Your Heart Again will be on the new album

Indeed, and he also confirmed the Michael Jackson tracks. Here's a link: Skip to 17:35m for this information link

Heavenite wrote: Brian's a pretty precise kind of guy, so if he says a couple, I would be a bit surprised if we got all three songs on the album, ...

shamar wrote:

Heavenite wrote: Brian's a pretty precise kind of guy, so if he says a couple, I would be a bit surprised if we got all three songs on the album, ...

I think there's option 3 ;) * More to life than this (2014 Queen version) - solo Fred vocals * More to life than this (2014 Queen version) (ft. MJ) - the same or remixed. And here we got... 2 MJ songs ;) PS - to be honest I don't believe that MJ tracks will be included. They probably won't "make deal" with Jacksons and these tracks'll be skipped.

cmsdrums wrote: I am interested to see if they use Freddie's final 'Mr Bad Guy' vocal, or if they mix it up by using some of the alternative versions found on the FM box set, or even some as yet unheard alternative vocal takes.

EDWOOD wrote: A track/s with MJ would increase the promotional aspect and sales well (...) how many extra purchases you'll get from MJ fans. date.

shamar wrote:

cmsdrums wrote: I am interested to see if they use Freddie's final 'Mr Bad Guy' vocal, or if they mix it up by using some of the alternative versions found on the FM box set, or even some as yet unheard alternative vocal takes.

They're too lazy to using "alternative" vocals ;) And BTW - what about MJ vocals? Those known from demo(s) are poor. MJ sings there so weak (?). It sounds like one of very first (or simply first) take on that song.

EDWOOD wrote: A track/s with MJ would increase the promotional aspect and sales well (...) how many extra purchases you'll get from MJ fans. date.

I'm not so sure. It's potentialy 2 new tracks for them. And just one absolutly new. You know. Some of them boycot "Michael" release. Some weren't happy with "Xscape".

Heavenite wrote: Hi Shamar Re Jacko's vocals on available demos being poor, I agree! But treating the vocal would not be I wouldn;t think. So the end product may well be quite acceptable!

Chief Mouse wrote: Well, there was a good reason why 'Michael' was boycotted. Most fans thought (and still think) a handful of songs were sung by a soundalike. Basically fake. .