Golden Salmon 08.06.2018 23:41 |
2020/06/03 UPDATE: SHARE HOSTED HEREView post on imgur.com Hello again! This is yet another unplanned by-product (along with the humble “Brian May - On Air June 1998” share) that I came up with while creating “The Unusual Anthology”. Instead of shoehorning a couple more tracks into the big share, I thought I’d rather make a mostly complete (but not exhaustive) Innuendo collection, since there’s interesting enough material in here to make a decent compilation. Purposefully not included in this collection: - Album tracks (neither CD nor vinyl edits) - 2011 remaster bonus tracks - Some minor or straight edits (from Greatest Hits albums and other sources) TRACKLIST 01 Innuendo (video version) (48 kHz) 02 Innuendo (explosive version) 03 Innuendo (1989 session) (48 kHz) 04 I'm Going Slightly Mad (karaoke version) (48 kHz) 05 I'm Going Slightly Mad (The eYe instrumental edit) 06 I'm Going Slightly Mad (Totally Bonkers version - fan club message) 07 Headlong (extended video version) (48 kHz) 08 Headlong (The eYe instrumental version) 09 Headlong (Canadian CHR edit) 10 Headlong (Radio Edit) 11 Headlong (demo, Freddie and Brian vocals, high quality) 12 Headlong (Brian plays along, 1991-06-04 San José‚ KEWB radio - restored) 13 I Can't Live With You (Malouf Remix) 14 I Can't Live With You (Malouf Remix edit) 15 I Can't Live With You (The eYe instrumental version) 16 ''I Can't Live Without You'' (Brian plays along, 1991-05-29 Philadelphia radio - restored) * 17 Don't Try So Hard (early version) (48 kHz) 18 Ride The Wild Wind (The eYe instrumental version) 19 All God's People (Argentinian vinyl edit - from la_ultra_zona) * 20 All God's People (preview mix) 21 These Are The Days Of Our Lives (karaoke version) (48 kHz) 22 These Are The Days Of Our Lives (radio edit) 23 Delilah (alternate take, vocal overdubs, no guitars, high quality) 24 The Hitman (The eYe instrumental version 1) 25 The Hitman (The eYe instrumental version 2) 26 Bijou (live 2008-09-12 Kharkiv, Ukraine) 27 The Show Must Go On (karaoke version) (48 kHz) 28 The Show Must Go On (The eYe instrumental version) * - undocumented recordings UNRELEASED TRACKS 01 Affairs (convention audience recording) 02 Grand Dame (convention audience recording) 03 My Secret Fantasy (convention audience recording) 04 My Secret Fantasy (rough transfer, slightly cut intro) 05 My Secret Fantasy (complete, equalized, best quality) 06 Robbery (convention audience recording) 07 Robbery (rough transfer) 08 Robbery (correct speed, equalized, best quality) 09 Self Made Man (convention audience recording, cut outro) (4:18) * 10 Self Made Man (rough transfer, cut intro, full outro - from Ale Solan) (4:24) * 11 Self Made Man (nearly complete, outro fades out early, equalized, best quality) (4:46) * * All “Self Made Man” files feature significant differences, which aren't properly documented anywhere. I’ve included waveform and spectrogram comparisons (all tracks lined up with added silence) so that you can see the differences among them. The convention recording misses most of the outro. The rough recording misses most of the intro but features a full volume outro that’s lost in the otherwise complete, best quality equalized source. A widely spread 4:38 recording also exists, but it's a sort of fake version with an outro excerpt merged with the cut intro, as if it was an attempt to restore what's missing. HINTS OF INNUENDO (CD QUALITY) - the best quality source I’ve ever heard for these tracks! Pretty much perfect! 01 All God's People 02 The Show Must Go On 03 Innuendo 04 Ride The Wild Wind 05 Bijou 06 Headlong (early version, no backing vocals) 07 I'm Going Slightly Mad 08 I Can't Live With You 09 These Are The Days Of Our Lives 10 Don't Try So Hard 11 The Hitman (early version, Brian vocals) 12 Delilah (early version, different guitars) * * - “Delilah” (early version) is not an edit of the alternate take (track 23 in the main tracklist). This is actually a different recording. EXTRA 01 Innuendo (Freddie Mercury + WWRY London cast, 2003) 02 Innuendo (cover by Scanner) 03 Headlong (reversed ending) 04 The Show Must Go On (multitrack mix - no keyboards) (48 kHz) 05 The Show Must Go On (multitrack mix - no keyboards, instrumental) (48 kHz) 06 Lost Opportunity (Brian May improvisation excerpt, 1995-09-22 Zucchero's Birthday Party) (48 kHz) 07 Queen Talks (non-album track) 08 Self Made Man (Irish Club Mix) 09 The Show Must Go On (Remember fan mix) 10 “My Bijou” - Brian May microconcert no. 13 (2020-04-05) (48 kHz) Royal Philharmonic Orchestra covers 01 RPO - Innuendo (1996) 02 RPO - These Are The Days Of Our Lives (2016) 03 RPO - The Show Must Go On (2016) 'Queen For An Hour' interview with Mike Read (1989-05-25 BBC Radio 1) The “Queen Talks” track is mostly based on this recording. This is the full unedited version, unlike the one featured in the recent “Queen On Air” album. The Innuendo midi collection (18 files) I might as well throw these in here :-) The Show Must Go On – stems (15 files) The next best thing to a multitrack available from the Innuendo album. Unofficial karaoke versions (2 tracks with graphics) Pretty curious thing! 2020/06/03 UPDATE: SHARE HOSTED HERE The attached link below no longer works! |
Freddie rey 09.06.2018 06:39 |
Amazing as always mate. What about doing this for each album? :) |
MarkRW 09.06.2018 07:47 |
Excellent! - thank you. |
Makka 09.06.2018 08:23 |
Nice collection. Thanks very much! :) |
pmatsynot 09.06.2018 09:33 |
Thank you for this,do you plan to do the same with some of the other albums? |
AOCQ 09.06.2018 10:10 |
Excelente! Gracias, me lo llevo |
QSMJohn 09.06.2018 12:16 |
Thanks! You're the best :) |
dave76 09.06.2018 12:52 |
This is what the band should have released back in 2011 as part of their 40th anniversary. I hope you will do more albums. |
Thistle 09.06.2018 16:18 |
Brilliant! Thank you :) |
la_ultra_zona 09.06.2018 16:55 |
Great! |
gioscana 09.06.2018 21:56 |
thanks ! |
mcgroom 10.06.2018 02:46 |
Thanks! |
Rami 10.06.2018 09:43 |
Thank you very much indeed! |
Ale Solan 10.06.2018 15:10 |
Self Made Man was edit by someone in here, can't remember who, there are not two versions, just one. |
Star* 10.06.2018 15:23 |
Does anyone remember around 20 years or so ago The Queen fan club invited us all to send in what we wanted in a super Queen box set? Jackie at the fan club promised something would surface but it never did! What is next to be released by Queen productions i wonder? |
Kuijpy 10.06.2018 16:20 |
Sorry but all these songs you can find easily on YouTube, people that react here are so very fast pleased.. For the Miracle: Type on YT, Queen - Miracle whole album Than all the remixes, The eye versions.. Than the known demo's and there it is, another tread.. |
Star* 10.06.2018 17:42 |
True but so much better to get all these treasures remastered and shiny for an official Queen box of magic! |
Kuijpy 10.06.2018 19:42 |
True |
Golden Salmon 10.06.2018 23:47 |
Ale Solan wrote: Self Made Man was edit by someone in here, can't remember who, there are not two versions, just one.Can you please provide your source? I mean, the differences are there. The genuine audience recording (2001) does not match the rougher, hiss-ridden version (2005), but it does match the complete, very clear sound, high quality version. There are details you can't just fake, such as the different volume levels on top of at least one extra detail you can hear in the intro (a sort of guitar twang in the 2005 version not present in the others). If someone really did engineer the audio in the high quality version, they do deserve some special recognition and I'm ready to eat crow in that case. la_ultra_zona wrote: Great!You've been credited :-P Freddie rey wrote: Amazing as always mate. What about doing this for each album? :) dave76 wrote: This is what the band should have released back in 2011 as part of their 40th anniversary. I hope you will do more albums.Thank you! But I'm sorry, I won't. Most of the work for this was already done through the research and making of my big share, so I just decided to simply give it some more content, spruce it up a bit and hopefully creating something nice enough for everyone to enjoy. If I were to make any more similar collections, I definitely wouldn't do anything else in my free time for the next months or years - these things are highly time-consuming. Personally, I'm satisfied because these shares allowed me to go deeper into the music I love and discover/rediscover some interesting tracks. But on the other hand, I can't shake off the emptiness I feel when I realise I'm getting pretty much nothing out of this in the real world other than said personal satisfaction. And I'm not talking about money. And sometimes too, you can get worse than nothing: Kuijpy wrote: Sorry but all these songs you can find easily on YouTube, people that react here are so very fast pleased.. For the Miracle: Type on YT, Queen - Miracle whole album Than all the remixes, The eye versions.. Than the known demo's and there it is, another tread..Cool! So youtube hosts lossless audio now? Every version in this quality, presented like this and permanently available for offline devices? Please post links for every complete Queen and solo album, with all the extra tracks and rarities! I'm waiting... |
Freddie rey 11.06.2018 01:18 |
what a shame :( you need to know that for me, your compilations are one of the best things on queenzone on the last couple of years. Great job, and thanks for spending that time compiling itFreddie rey wrote: Amazing as always mate. What about doing this for each album? :)dave76 wrote: This is what the band should have released back in 2011 as part of their 40th anniversary. I hope you will do more albums.Thank you! But I'm sorry, I won't. Most of the work for this was already done through the research and making of my big share, so I just decided to simply give it some more content, spruce it up a bit and hopefully creating something nice enough for everyone to enjoy. If I were to make any more similar collections, I definitely wouldn't do anything else in my free time for the next months or years - these things are highly time-consuming. Personally, I'm satisfied because these shares allowed me to go deeper into the music I love and discover/rediscover some interesting tracks. But on the other hand, I can't shake off the emptiness I feel when I realise I'm getting pretty much nothing out of this in the real world other than said personal satisfaction. And I'm not talking about money. And sometimes too, you can get worse than nothing: |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 02:44 |
Golden Salmon wrote:Sorry buddy, but the "rough" version and the "longer" version are the same, the first one had cut-off the intro from the longer version, that's all.Ale Solan wrote: Self Made Man was edit by someone in here, can't remember who, there are not two versions, just one.Can you please provide your source? I mean, the differences are there. The genuine audience recording (2001) does not match the rougher, hiss-ridden version (2005), but it does match the complete, very clear sound, high quality version. There are details you can't just fake, such as the different volume levels on top of at least one extra detail you can hear in the intro (a sort of guitar twang in the 2005 version not present in the others). If someone really did engineer the audio in the high quality version, they do deserve some special recognition and I'm ready to eat crow in that case.la_ultra_zona wrote: Great!You've been credited :-PFreddie rey wrote: Amazing as always mate. What about doing this for each album? :)dave76 wrote: This is what the band should have released back in 2011 as part of their 40th anniversary. I hope you will do more albums.Thank you! But I'm sorry, I won't. Most of the work for this was already done through the research and making of my big share, so I just decided to simply give it some more content, spruce it up a bit and hopefully creating something nice enough for everyone to enjoy. If I were to make any more similar collections, I definitely wouldn't do anything else in my free time for the next months or years - these things are highly time-consuming. Personally, I'm satisfied because these shares allowed me to go deeper into the music I love and discover/rediscover some interesting tracks. But on the other hand, I can't shake off the emptiness I feel when I realise I'm getting pretty much nothing out of this in the real world other than said personal satisfaction. And I'm not talking about money. And sometimes too, you can get worse than nothing:Kuijpy wrote: Sorry but all these songs you can find easily on YouTube, people that react here are so very fast pleased.. For the Miracle: Type on YT, Queen - Miracle whole album Than all the remixes, The eye versions.. Than the known demo's and there it is, another tread..Cool! So youtube hosts lossless audio now? Every version in this quality, presented like this and permanently available for offline devices? Please post links for every complete Queen and solo album, with all the extra tracks and rarities! I'm waiting... |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 02:48 |
The longer version should be the same from the convention. I assume you grabbed the longer version from the "Spaced Out" bootleg with demos and other (2008) and before that, someone shared the longer version here at Queenzone. That bootleg takes the longer version previously shared here. |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 02:50 |
Now listening closer, the shorter version you shared it's a fan mix, someone took part of the outro and mixed it with the shortened intro to make it sound "larger". |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 02:57 |
Here is the original shorter Self Made Man (4.24) |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 03:00 |
In summary, there is only one version. The 4.46 minutes longer. The one I shared it's 4.24 minutes and misses a big part of the intro. The one with 4.38 minutes it's a fan mix using part of the outro from the 4.24 minutes longer. |
Golden Salmon 12.06.2018 08:42 |
Well, this is interesting then! link border="0"> link border="0"> (Silence added at the beginning of the first two tracks to line them up.) Fact: 4:18 version (2001 convention) is genuine, but the outro fades out too early. Fact: 4.46 version (full/complete and best quality) is a 100% match of the 2001 version. I have compared waveforms and spectrograms to check this (as seen above), on top of listening to the actual tracks. Now, I think you are right in saying that the 4:38 version I shared was altered by someone from an original source, most certainly the 4:24 one (I did not have this version! Thanks!). Now I see how they actually took a part of the outro and merged it with the cut intro (that "twang" I talked about gives it away). This makes the 4:24 version genuine and the 4:38 one a fake. Essentially, the information in both Queenvault.com and ultimatequeen.co.uk is wrong! Both of them list the 4:38 fake version with no real insight into the different sources. We proved it :-) Also, speeds don't fully match. Both the original rough version (4:24) and the fan mix / fake rough version (4:38) run ever so slightly slower than the correct speed present in the convention and full/complete versions. But this is consistent with the same source that provided the rough Robbery and My Secret Fantasy (slightly cut intro). However! We can still conclude there are two different versions indeed. The outro in the rough version is full volume and runs up to 4:48, while the complete version fades out before it ends at 4:46. The 2 second difference is due to the incorrect speed in the rough version, but the point is that you get to hear a little bit more of the track in the rough version. Essentially, there are two different sources of these three well-known Innuendo demos. It may be the same track with no musical differences, yet a little something is missing/present in the other source. Unless there's a no fade-out version of the complete track that I don't have. I will update the collection later, with a corrected rough version and credits to you, Ale Solan :-) |
aristide1 12.06.2018 15:16 |
Since all of these are lossy, it may be interesting to look further at the discarded frequencies above 16 kHz. The >16 kHz signature for the long version is clearly different than the others and reveals some eq boost. To me there is only one source, long and not equalized, who produced the two available versions: the not equalized short (4:24), and the equalized long (4:46). Spectralwise the convention version is consistent with the short version, not with the long one as you think (yes they have the same speed but this means nothing). And the best quality attribute (considering both are lossy) belongs to the shorter version, who is practically and edit of the original, not to the longer one who is dubiously boosted. |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 17:51 |
aristide1 wrote: Since all of these are lossy, it may be interesting to look further at the discarded frequencies above 16 kHz. The >16 kHz signature for the long version is clearly different than the others and reveals some eq boost. To me there is only one source, long and not equalized, who produced the two available versions: the not equalized short (4:24), and the equalized long (4:46). Spectralwise the convention version is consistent with the short version, not with the long one as you think (yes they have the same speed but this means nothing). And the best quality attribute (considering both are lossy) belongs to the shorter version, who is practically and edit of the original, not to the longer one who is dubiously boosted.Here Golden Salmon, as aristide said, there is only one version. The longer version (4.46) comes from a completer rough version which it hasn't been shared so far, and is highly eq'ed and if it misses two seconds from the outro I guess is due to editing/eq'ing matters. The rough and incomplete version should the 4:24 minutes long. The real rough/longer version is still unavailable to us. |
Golden Salmon 12.06.2018 20:35 |
Ale Solan wrote: Here Golden Salmon, as aristide said, there is only one version. The longer version (4.46) comes from a completer rough version which it hasn't been shared so far, and is highly eq'ed and if it misses two seconds from the outro I guess is due to editing/eq'ing matters. The rough and incomplete version should the 4:24 minutes long. The real rough/longer version is still unavailable to us.Sure, let's be more specific: there is one version of the song (musically speaking), but two different sources are available (4:24 and 4:46), with slightly different content and sound qualities beyond speed and completeness. In any case, the 4:38 version is not genuine as far as we can tell. |
Ale Solan 12.06.2018 23:14 |
Golden Salmon wrote:The content it's the same, there are no differences musically speaking. Queen didn't record two different demos (as far as we know)Ale Solan wrote: Here Golden Salmon, as aristide said, there is only one version. The longer version (4.46) comes from a completer rough version which it hasn't been shared so far, and is highly eq'ed and if it misses two seconds from the outro I guess is due to editing/eq'ing matters. The rough and incomplete version should the 4:24 minutes long. The real rough/longer version is still unavailable to us.Sure, let's be more specific: there is one version of the song (musically speaking), but two different sources are available (4:24 and 4:46), with slightly different content and sound qualities beyond speed and completeness. In any case, the 4:38 version is not genuine as far as we can tell. |
Golden Salmon 13.06.2018 10:34 |
Ale Solan wrote: The content it's the same, there are no differences musically speaking. Queen didn't record two different demos (as far as we know)Same content musically speaking, definitely. However, there's an extra 2-3 seconds at the end of the 4:24 track that are not present in the nearly complete track. We just can't ignore that, whether we call it a different version, source or whatever. I'm going to document it like this, hopefully most can agree with this explanation: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 Self Made Man (convention audience recording, cut outro) (4:18) * 10 Self Made Man (cut intro, full outro, rough transfer - from Ale Solan) (4:24) * 11 Self Made Man (nearly complete, outro fades out early, equalized, best quality) (4:46) * * All “Self Made Man” files feature significant differences, which aren't properly documented anywhere. I’ve included waveform and spectrogram comparisons (all tracks lined up with added silence) so that you can see the differences among them. The convention recording misses most of the outro. The rough recording misses most of the intro but features a full volume outro that’s lost in the otherwise complete, best quality equalized source. A widely spread 4:38 recording also exists, but it's a sort of fake version with an outro excerpt merged with the cut intro, as if it was an attempt to restore what's missing. |
Ale Solan 14.06.2018 14:43 |
Again Golden Salmon, there are no several versions of the demo, Queen recorded (as far as we know) just one version of this song. The differences you mention are no significant, anyone can edit out an intro or outro o rise up the volume of any part and spread several versions like they are original on itselves. If we'd have to document a version, let's say it should be a 4:48 minutes version which isn't available publicly so far. Let's not confuse people with 24 different versions of nothing. |
Golden Salmon 14.06.2018 15:47 |
^It's been a while since I'm not talking about versions, but sources. And we can't document a source we don't have. |
tassilo 15.06.2018 11:52 |
Thank you. |
TheAdmiester 16.06.2018 01:18 |
Golden Salmon wrote:I don't have a source on it being fan made, but the rough quality one is definitely just an edit of the higher quality one. Compare the first "loop" of the intro of the rough quality version, then listen from 4:14 on your file of the higher quality one. Exact same percussion, keyboards, guitar twang, etc.Ale Solan wrote: Self Made Man was edit by someone in here, can't remember who, there are not two versions, just one.Can you please provide your source? I mean, the differences are there. The genuine audience recording (2001) does not match the rougher, hiss-ridden version (2005), but it does match the complete, very clear sound, high quality version. There are details you can't just fake, such as the different volume levels on top of at least one extra detail you can hear in the intro (a sort of guitar twang in the 2005 version not present in the others). If someone really did engineer the audio in the high quality version, they do deserve some special recognition and I'm ready to eat crow in that case. It seems to me that the rough version is just an edit created using by compressing the audio a bit and cutting some bits of the outro to create a new intro. EDIT: Managed to miss the entire second page, whoops... |
Ale Solan 16.06.2018 13:30 |
Golden Salmon wrote: ^It's been a while since I'm not talking about versions, but sources. And we can't document a source we don't have.It seems like you're new at this... you don't document a source of a demo but a version. |
Golden Salmon 17.06.2018 10:57 |
Ale Solan wrote:Golden Salmon wrote: ^It's been a while since I'm not talking about versions, but sources. And we can't document a source we don't have.It seems like you're new at this... you don't document a source of a demo but a version. |
Golden Salmon 17.06.2018 20:55 |
Wow, this board is so buggy. Reposting:
Ale Solan wrote:May I ask for the reason behind the condescending tone? I'd love for this to be a healthy debate and you don't seem to actually follow what I'm posting, yet you write everything off as if I were clueless. Mind you, I'm no elite collector and never claimed to be, so I'd appreciate a more constructive approach rather than the edgy attitude. I'm doing this for fun and also to find out the truth, I don't think there's a need or point to offend anyone.Golden Salmon wrote: ^It's been a while since I'm not talking about versions, but sources. And we can't document a source we don't have.It seems like you're new at this... you don't document a source of a demo but a version. |
Star* 18.06.2018 07:24 |
Golden salmon: You will find that no matter what you present on here it will always get slated and people will say nasty things. i have come to the conclusion that not many are REAL Queen fans on here they are just people who come for a pop at those of us who really are passionate about the band. |
ataqueen 18.06.2018 09:30 |
it's an idea...look and tell me |
AOCQ 18.06.2018 10:01 |
Great job! Thanks |
Golden Salmon 18.06.2018 10:31 |
ataqueen wrote: it's an idea...look and tell meHaha, thank you! If you really want to create any artwork for this we can come up with better text, or you can simply omit it and just include the tracklists. I know it is very lame, but again, I did this for fun. Here you have the "artwork" I did for track icons and PDF document, with a golden salmon instead of the original banana. http://i67.tinypic.com/2w7etc6.jpg" border="0" alt="Image and video hosting by TinyPic"> |
ataqueen 18.06.2018 10:37 |
grazie |
ataqueen 18.06.2018 10:37 |
thank you |
ataqueen 18.06.2018 10:53 |
another idea..... |
ataqueen 18.06.2018 10:55 |
Give me ideas! bye |
Chopin1995 19.06.2018 11:37 |
Thanks for the share! |
Ale Solan 22.06.2018 20:25 |
Golden Salmon wrote: Wow, this board is so buggy. Reposting:Sorry, I wasn't being harsh at you, just wanted to make a funny comment but it came out the wrong way. My apologies.Ale Solan wrote:May I ask for the reason behind the condescending tone? I'd love for this to be a healthy debate and you don't seem to actually follow what I'm posting, yet you write everything off as if I were clueless. Mind you, I'm no elite collector and never claimed to be, so I'd appreciate a more constructive approach rather than the edgy attitude. I'm doing this for fun and also to find out the truth, I don't think there's a need or point to offend anyone.Golden Salmon wrote: ^It's been a while since I'm not talking about versions, but sources. And we can't document a source we don't have.It seems like you're new at this... you don't document a source of a demo but a version. |
Golden Salmon 25.06.2018 16:55 |
^No worries, everything's fine now :-) |
Golden Salmon 13.10.2018 00:40 |
Bump! Since we're just mere days away from this year's big event (the film!), I thought I'd update this share as well as the "Unusual Anthology" to celebrate! For the new fans :-) I made a small but significant addition: The extra section now includes the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra covers of Innuendo, TATDOOL and TSMGO. Some other versions by both the RPO and other orchestras exist, but I think these are the best possible cherry on top. Cheers! |
7Innuendo7 16.11.2018 23:32 |
Thanks Golden Salmon VERY MUCH! |
earwig 17.11.2018 00:08 |
thanks!! |
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