| 2001AQueenOdyssey 30.03.2015 01:48 |
First of all, sorry about my terrible english, A year ago i bought a rare CD in France. It has a picture of IMGSM on the front cover. No more information on it. When i got home and start listening....it was a interview with Freddie! and it runs more than 43 minutes!!! I started looking for the interview online and i can't find nothing realted to this one. I havent found information about the date or the place. But the closest date i can get is "after the black nails era", so 1977-1985 (I dont think its that far) The interviewer watched them playing live and he asks Freddie about the show but he never said the place or the date of the concert so it's kinda weird Freddie looks really nice durning the talk and he gave the interviewer somo interesting information about smile and his way of being on stage. So when you guys made a post with lots of interviews i hope to find mine, but i didnt, so i decided to post the interview for myself. I think it hasnt be out before, or at last i couldnt find it. ENJOY! MEGA LINK: link 2001.AQueenOdyssey :) |
| Nitroboy 30.03.2015 03:48 |
Thanks for sharing this. The quality is good as well :) My guess is that it's from 82 or 84 |
| Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon 30.03.2015 03:58 |
Thanks for sharing, I have this interview labeled as Detroit 18 january 1977. |
| Nitroboy 30.03.2015 04:07 |
That sounds very correct actually. At 25:30, Freddie says: "Last year we opened with Rhapsody - a quick clip of Rhapsody..." Around 25:10, the interviewer also says that he thought Tie Your Mother Down sounded strong at the show he attended. Freddie says something along the lines of: "Yeah that was the first number" So this is definitely from 77 |
| Nitroboy 30.03.2015 04:11 |
Freddie mentions Boston a couple of times, so maybe this is closer to that gig? |
| brians wig 30.03.2015 05:08 |
Thanks for the share. Dare we ask for a flac file instead of an mp3 please? |
| Ramón Díaz 30.03.2015 05:17 |
i think it could be 78 or 82 |
| 2001AQueenOdyssey 30.03.2015 05:29 |
Yeah, no problem Brians Wig, but it has to be tomorrow. Sorry, but i will post it tomorrow |
| 2001AQueenOdyssey 30.03.2015 05:29 |
Yeah, no problem Brians Wig, but it has to be tomorrow. Sorry, but i will post it tomorrow |
| dudeofqueen 30.03.2015 05:38 |
It's from 1977 done the same day as the (commonly circulating) Seattle show I believe. Originally issued as a set of 4 discs with an interview with each member on a separate disc. You can hear FM lighting up and drinking if I'm not mistaken as the interview goes on. |
| aristide1 30.03.2015 10:01 |
Ramón Díaz wrote: i think it could be 78 or 82More like '83. No concerts, maybe some interviews to compensate. What do you think? |
| Nitroboy 30.03.2015 12:05 |
aristide1 wrote:Ramón Díaz wrote: i think it could be 78 or 82More like '83. No concerts, maybe some interviews to compensate. What do you think? You just chose to ignore the facts huh? It's from 77. |
| pestgrid 30.03.2015 13:21 |
"You'd go on stage and play even if there were know one there to listen to"......."Yes we did that intentionally"....." Can I have a cup of tea please"....." am I fucking this up by doing this?" |
| brians wig 30.03.2015 15:15 |
2001AQueenOdyssey wrote: Yeah, no problem Brians Wig, but it has to be tomorrow. Sorry, but i will post it tomorrowThank you, but don't apologise. We are all grateful for even this mp3. |
| Penetration_Guru 30.03.2015 15:19 |
Nitroboy wrote: You just chose to ignore the facts huh? It's from 77.It's a bit rich you calling other people on facts when this is the third suggested year you've agreed with..... |
| Penetration_Guru 30.03.2015 15:21 |
How is this "unreleased" exactly? |
| BETA215 30.03.2015 15:43 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: How is this "unreleased" exactly?Not released from Queen Productions Limited or any of his subsidiaries. |
| scollins 30.03.2015 16:09 |
thank you very much for sharing bud but its asking for an decryption key? thanks anyway and all the best |
| The Real Wizard 31.03.2015 00:07 |
Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon wrote: Thanks for sharing, I have this interview labeled as Detroit 18 january 1977.Ding ! It's a four disc set with interviews with each member. |
| Viper 31.03.2015 04:15 |
Freddie also refers 5 albums were released |
| Barry Durex 31.03.2015 10:49 |
I also have this labelled as 1977-01-18 - Detroit, along with interviews with JD, RT and BM. Anyone have pics of the discs? |
| The Real Wizard 31.03.2015 16:47 |
I haven't listened to the discs in years. The Brian one is labeled as 1979, and the Roger one as 1980. Is this true, or are they all from 1977? |
| Barry Durex 01.04.2015 16:56 |
The Real Wizard wrote: I haven't listened to the discs in years. The Brian one is labeled as 1979, and the Roger one as 1980. Is this true, or are they all from 1977?My files are all labelled the same day, and it's the same interviewer with each band member. FM 43 mins BM 43 mins JD 30 mins RT 26 mins Have you got the actual discs? |
| The Real Wizard 01.04.2015 18:31 |
Barry Durex wrote:Nope, just burned copies.The Real Wizard wrote: I haven't listened to the discs in years. The Brian one is labeled as 1979, and the Roger one as 1980. Is this true, or are they all from 1977?My files are all labelled the same day, and it's the same interviewer with each band member. BM 43 mins FM 43 mins JD 30 mins RT 26 mins Have you got the actual discs? One day I'll listen through them, and I'm sure the date will become pretty apparent based on what they're talking about. |
| BETA215 01.04.2015 20:59 |
I have a MP3 (god knows where I obtained it, I don't) with an interview called "The Unauthorized Edition". It's 1:16:00 long, comes from an "Interview Disc" and only features Freddie. It's in MP3, so it's size is 86 MB. Somebody interested here? |
| Barry Durex 02.04.2015 03:28 |
^ Yes please. |
| Barry Durex 02.04.2015 03:32 |
The OP's FM interview seems to be from this 4 disc unofficial UK release "The Interview Collection" (Baktabak – CBAK 4957) released in 1992. link |
| tassilo 04.04.2015 02:36 |
Thanks. |
| dudeofqueen 05.04.2015 10:32 |
Barry, BadaBING! 4 discs in their own boxes with a slipcase. |
| Mr.QueenFan 14.04.2015 11:56 |
The Real Wizard wrote:Here are the liner notes that appear on the back cover of each individual CD and the Box. You can add this text to your files. Written by Jim Kozlowski:Barry Durex wrote:Nope, just burned copies. One day I'll listen through them, and I'm sure the date will become pretty apparent based on what they're talking about.The Real Wizard wrote: I haven't listened to the discs in years. The Brian one is labeled as 1979, and the Roger one as 1980. Is this true, or are they all from 1977?My files are all labelled the same day, and it's the same interviewer with each band member. BM 43 mins FM 43 mins JD 30 mins RT 26 mins Have you got the actual discs? "Queen THE INTERVIEW COLLECTION ... it seemed an interesting idea to try and get inside the individual minds that made up the entity known as Queen. The way this would be accomplished would be to do a series of four interviews, one with each band member rather than a group interview. We wanted to see if a series of questions asked of each band member pertaining to the band's philosophy and approach to both music and the music industry would garner similar answers. Fortunately, the interviewer here was someone whom the band had known for three years and, as a result, both band and record company were enthusiastic about the idea and eager to "see if we'll pass the test" as Freddie Mercury put it. And so the interviews were recorded on a cold January afternoon in 1977 in Detroit. Each interview lasted around 40 minutes and covered a wide variety of topics, more in the nature of a conversation than a question and answer session. How did they do? That was the question each band member asked the interviewer in the dressing room after the show that night. The interviewer gave them the same answer that night as he now gives you - listen to the recordings and hear for yourself. It's a different look at one of the most popular bands in the world. Jim Kozlowski THIS ALBUM DOES NOT CONTAIN MUSIC AND IS NOT AN EMI RECORDS RELEASE 1992 Tabak Marketing Limited. Manufactured by Tabak Marketing Limited for BakTabak Records. Made in England." I hope this helps. I haven't listen to the interviews for a long time either :-) |
| Upstanding Citizen 14.04.2015 18:09 |
Mr.QueenFan wrote:"Queen THE INTERVIEW COLLECTION ... it seemed an interesting idea to try and get inside the individual minds that made up the entity known as Queen. The way this would be accomplished would be to do a series of four interviews, one with each band member rather than a group interview. We wanted to see if a series of questions asked of each band member pertaining to the band's philosophy and approach to both music and the music industry would garner similar answers. Fortunately, the interviewer here was someone whom the band had known for three years and, as a result, both band and record company were enthusiastic about the idea and eager to "see if we'll pass the test" as Freddie Mercury put it. And so the interviews were recorded on a cold January afternoon in 1977 in Detroit. Each interview lasted around 40 minutes and covered a wide variety of topics, more in the nature of a conversation than a question and answer session. How did they do? That was the question each band member asked the interviewer in the dressing room after the show that night. The interviewer gave them the same answer that night as he now gives you - listen to the recordings and hear for yourself. It's a different look at one of the most popular bands in the world. Jim Kozlowskiawesome .. thanks for that. |
| BETA215 14.04.2015 18:31 |
The Kurgan shared in The Trader's Den all the interviews from the four discs in FLAC, somebody could download it? And can you upload it? |