SweetCarolina 06.01.2020 19:29 |
Yeaaah! A new CD! With all the same songs as usual.. Press Release: Queen - Greatest Hits In Japan QUEEN CONFIRM TRACK LIST FOR SPECIAL FAN-VOTED ALBUM “GREATEST HITS IN JAPAN” DEFINITIVE COLLECTION OF THE BAND AS SELECTED BY JAPANESE FANS TO MARK THEIR JAPAN TOUR 2020 FEATURING TOP-VOTED 12 CLASSIC QUEEN SONGS DUE TO BE RELEASED 15TH JANUARY 2020 (CD, LIMITED CD/DVD RELEASE EXCLUSIVE TO JAPAN) As part of their massively-successful global tour, titled “Rhapsody Tour”, Queen + Adam Lambert return to Japan in January 2020. To mark the much-anticipated tour of the Land of the Rising Sun, “Greatest Hits in Japan”, a special compilation album featuring Top 12 classic Queen songs voted by Japanese fans, is set to be released on 15th January in 2020. The voting took place through an online form via a special section on Queen Official Site in Japan link from Wednesday 6th to Monday 25th November 2019, where, as a general rule, fans residing in the country were invited to cast their votes for their favourite song by Queen off their 15 original studio albums under the one-person-one-vote principle. All participants were required to make a hard decision to choose only one song to vote for from the great list of 172 tracks in total. The response was overwhelming, and we would like to thank all the 11,988 voters who helped to compile the special album. The top-voted 12 songs will now comprise the final tracklisting for the album, which can truly be called “the definitive collection of Queen as selected by Japanese fans”. After tallying all the votes, the top 40 fan-voted tracks are as follows: 1. Somebody To Love: 1290 votes 2. Don’t Stop Me Now: 791 votes 3. Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together): 484 votes 4. Spread Your Wings: 474 votes 5. Killer Queen: 469 votes 6. The Show Must Go On: 429 votes 6. Bohemian Rhapsody: 429 votes 8. ’39: 420 votes 9. The March of the Black Queen: 360 votes 10. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy: 326 votes 11. Keep Yourself Alive. 300 votes 12. Radio Ga Ga: 291 votes 13. Love Of My Life: 281 votes 14. I Was Born to Love You: 251 votes 15. These Are The Days Of Our Lives: 231 votes 16. Seven Seas of Rhye: 188 votes 17. Another One Bites The Dust: 183 votes 18. Save Me: 176 votes 19. We Are The Champion: 170 votes 20. Let Me Live: 160 votes 21. Under Pressure: 149 votes 22. Friends Will Be Friends: 142 votes 23. Brighton Rock: 123 votes 24. Too Much Love Will Kill You: 121 votes 24. Liar: 121 votes 24. In The Lap Of The Gods Revisited: 121 votes 27. I Want It All: 117 votes 28. You're My Best Friend: 114 votes 29. Hammer to Fall: 103 votes 30. It's A Hard Life: 102 votes 31. Ogre Battle: 101 votes 32. Innuendo: 97 votes 33. One Vision: 95 votes 33. I Want to Break Free: 95 votes 35. My Melancholy Blues: 94 votes 36. The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke: 87 votes 37. Nevermore: 83 votes 38. Stone Cold Crazy: 80 votes 39. The Millionaire Waltz: 80 votes 40. You and I: 79 votes The top 12 fan-voted tracks make their way onto the final cut of the album. The physical CD release of the album will be exclusive to Japan, with the digital available worldwide. The limited-edition CD will contain a DVD including music videos from the top 12 songs. Having celebrated their magnificent 48th anniversary, Queen phenomenally keeps on astonishing the world from East to West, while the special bond that the band and Japan have built since the early years is globally well known. The story began in the days when the band made the first visit to Japan as early as 1975, where the quartet received a truly passionate and hearty welcome. The song “Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)”, which the band wrote during their stay in the country, with choruses sung in Japanese, is a beautiful token of the precious relationship. Having been placed at number 3 in the voting, the song is naturally to be featured on the upcoming greatest hits album. The Queen film “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the biggest-grossing music biopic of all time, was also a super smash hit in Japan becoming the biggest film release of the year. Overall sales (digital and physical) of the band’s whole catalogue together with the acclaimed soundtrack album have amounted to over 1.6 million units/copies in Japan alone so far this year. The participants of the vote covered a wide range of generations, from youngsters whose first encounters with the band were through the phenomenal biopic to long-time dedicated fans from the ‘70s. While the fact that not a few of the earlier classics made the top 12 reminds how much tremendous love and support the band has received from their loyal Japanese fans since the dawn of their career, the tracks from the albums released in the ‘80s and ’90s are impressively placed high in the rankings as well, which exemplifies the band’s magnificent popularity, coupled with their universal appeal, and enduring influence in Japan over four decades. To reflect the concept of “the compilation as selected by Japanese fans”, the artwork for the album, simply called “Greatest Hits in Japan”, will feature splendid traditional Japanese designs and patterns. The CD booklet also includes some photographs of Freddie’s beautiful Japanese garden. And from the fans who participated in the voting, around 700 names will be credited to the booklet by lottery. In addition, a draw among the voters has been made to decide on the five lucky winners to receive personal autographs by Brian May and Roger Taylor. The winners will receive the prize without any prior announcement. “To our Japanese fans, we always appreciate your passionate support. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. After seeing the poll results and the final tracklist, I realised again how much you have loved us since early times. I guess this is a unique amazing selection that probably only Japanese fans could make. Very much looking forward to seeing you soon at our shows in January! Wishing you a Happy New Year!!" Brian May “To all Japanese Queen followers, we can never thank you enough for your undying support through all these years. We have grown up and older together, and I think the final tracklisting for the fan-vote album is the proof of our long-standing bond, Some of your choices of our songs were a bit of a pleasant surprise, and made me grin as well, for this seems to be a very Japanese selection you can find nowhere else, which I love! Look forward to seeing you all at the concerts and having a great time together! Wishing you a Wonderful 2020!" Roger Taylor *** QUEEN + ADAM LAMBERT THE RHAPSODY TOUR 2020 in JAPAN January 25th, 2020 (Sat) – Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo SOLD OUT January 26th, 2020 (Sun) – Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo SOLD OUT January 28th, 2020 (Tue) – Kyocera Dome, Osaka SOLD OUT January 30th, 2020 (Thu) – Nagoya Dome, Nagoya SOLD OUT For further information: link Furthermore, to commemorate the forthcoming Japan tour and celebrate the glorious history of Queen, “QUEEN EXHIBITION JAPAN: Bohemian Rhapsody - Supported by Shueisha”, goes on display, with the cooperation and supervision of QUEEN PRODUCTIONS LIMITED, at Nihonbashi Takashimaya in Tokyo January 15, 2020, also coming to Yokohama and Osaka. QUEEN EXHIBITION JAPAN: Bohemian Rhapsody - Supported by Shueisha Nihonbashi Takashimaya Department Store, Tokyo, January 15, 2020 (Wed)-January 27, 2020 (Mon) Opening Hours:10:30-19:30 (last admission is 30 min. before closing time) *Closes at 18:00 on the final day, January 27 Asobuild, Yokohama, January 30, 2020 (Thu)-March 22, 2020 (Sun) Opening Hours: 10:00-21:00 (last admission is 30 min. before closing time) *Closes at 18:00 on the final day, March 22 Osaka Takashimaya Department Store, Osaka, March 25, 2020 (Wed)-April 6, 2020 |
SweetCarolina 06.01.2020 19:30 |
Release Information; Fan-Voted Album Title: GREATEST HITS IN JAPAN Release Date: 2020.1.15 Limited Edition (SHM-CD?DVD); JP Product Number: UICY-79059 3,000JPY (with TAX) Standard Edition (SHM-CD): JP Product Number: UICY-79058 2,000JPY (with TAX) CD / DVD Tracklisting: 01. Somebody To Love AUDIO: Taken from the album “A DAY AT THE RACES” (1976) VIDEO: Official Video 02. Don't Stop Me Now AUDIO: Taken from the album “JAZZ” (1978) VIDEO: Official Video 03. Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) AUDIO: Taken from the album “A DAY AT THE RACES” (1976) VIDEO: Recorded live at the Seibu Stadium, Tokyo, Japan 3rd November 1982 04. Spread Your Wings AUDIO: Taken from the album “NEWS OF THE WORLD” (1977) VIDEO: Official Video 05. Killer Queen AUDIO: Taken from the album “SHEER HEART ATTACK” (1974) VIDEO: Official Video (Top Of The Pops, 1974) 06. The Show Must Go On AUDIO: Taken from the album “INNUENDO” (1990) VIDEO: Official Video 07. Bohemian Rhapsody AUDIO: Taken from the album “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA” (1975) VIDEO: Official Video 08. ’39 AUDIO: Taken from the album “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA” (1975) VIDEO: Official Video 09. The March of the Black Queen AUDIO: Taken from the album “QUEEN II” (1974) VIDEO: Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 24th December 1975 10. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy AUDIO: Taken from the album “A DAY AT THE RACES” (1976) VIDEO: Official Video (Top Of The Pops, 1977) 11. Keep Yourself Alive AUDIO: Taken from the album “QUEEN” (1973) VIDEO: Official Video 12. Radio Ga Ga AUDIO: Taken from the album “THE WORKS” (1984) VIDEO: Official Video |
Queenman!! 06.01.2020 19:42 |
Never make me boring! When does the milking stops? |
dysan 06.01.2020 19:53 |
Interesting that MOTBQ wasn't ignored. Perhaps the start of future Queen comps addressing non-singles like pretty much every other major band has the guts to do. An interesting release IMO. |
dysan 06.01.2020 19:53 |
(I wonder if they'll fix the end of fade out the opening of FHLI?) |
Penetration_Guru 06.01.2020 19:55 |
Standalone MOTBQ....hopefully |
runner_70 06.01.2020 20:00 |
Embarrassing. Maylor did it again |
AlbaNo1 06.01.2020 20:26 |
To be fair that’s an eclectic mix for a compilation. Plenty of hardcore fan favourites. No WWRY in the top 40? |
stevelondon20 06.01.2020 20:27 |
runner_70 wrote: Embarrassing. Maylor did it again Thought you might have had a stupid comment to make. |
cmsdrums 06.01.2020 20:31 |
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Holly2003 06.01.2020 20:42 |
cmsdrums wrote: Two number 6s.....usual press release quality control....One more 6 and they'll be a proper rock band again. |
Dim 06.01.2020 20:53 |
There March of the black Queen (without Funny how love is) was released on Deep cuts compilation. |
cmsdrums 06.01.2020 21:09 |
And the press release states “ Having celebrated their magnificent 48th anniversary...”..... They formally celebrated their 20th in Feb 1990 after the Brits, so surely that should be 49th anniversary? |
dave76 06.01.2020 22:24 |
Track 6, wow, i didn't know that the Innuendo album came out in 1990? |
Jimmy Dean 06.01.2020 22:29 |
when did queen really start... would they have been the band we currently know as Queen without John? i guess that's the difference. they formed Queen in 1970 but John joined in in 1971. So it's Queen the idea vs Queen the band. I think it's safe to say, without John, you can't really say with certainty they would have been as successful - or even have achieved any success really. There will be something for 50 years of Queen. let's see when that is. |
dave76 06.01.2020 22:50 |
I guess you're right. They celebrated their 40th anniversary in 2011 so i guess it will be next year. |
princetom 06.01.2020 23:19 |
some 20 years ago that would have been a collectabilly ! (does this word exsit ? ) yes. same old, same old. . th fact... MAYLOR (as quoted) seem to offer some meet and greet photoes... shall be welcome... if not for further money! to get it straight... i'd love do have a shot with brian... on the guitar... an roger posing in the background. what more could a fan wish for... now of course... a signed "made in heaven" or a "getting simile". for what it's worth. do they really seek the contact of the common joe (as i have simply to come of with some pretty famous german bands ? ??) i don'T know. ! please report! i'd long to get easily in tough with those two in orden do habe some signed (which they... proeviously stated ... don't like.) anyway... plz have a europe tour again with some ... not regular played hits. a "deep cuts tour"... some "club concerts"... wishfil thinking. "thanking" aswell. sone ease gigs... which could offer a "rock'n'roll"... (and of course an 'under pressure'aswell . a MOTBQ would stand out for obvious reasons.... but ...please... we HAD the greatest hits the last .... ähm... decade... time for something now... not ease to recover again... but THAT KIND OF STUFF... .yummie... aswell as the opportunity with a "meet and greet".... phenomenal"..... although that two eldering men would habe to stand some answers.... an d not the standard ones.... ...wherer's the rest Q2? neither to hear it anytime... WHAT was it alike. why wasn't brian never available to reconstruate ... or cover and enhance sone of freddie's vocals. he did his own masterpiece with that "pinnhochio"-thing (did anybidy listen closely ? . so. what a thrill it was to have bri aand rog to fulfil an european tour (a farewll one ? ido),,, with THAT very option. to get it straight: dude ! ...you made your music about a 50 years and developed. even through hard times... so why not take one or two hours after an concert to take care for the fans. ??? you would go somewat satisfied to .... your entirement. for what it's worth. , just an idea. |
MyHumanZoo 06.01.2020 23:23 |
Nice that March of the Black Queen got in there...I wouldn’t have expected that. |
GreatKingFairyFeller 06.01.2020 23:50 |
Is 39 just the lyric video. I don’t recall there being an official video for 39. |
death to ming! 07.01.2020 02:30 |
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death to ming! 07.01.2020 03:04 |
On Amazon.co.jp, the CD+DVD+calendar combo for Greatest Hits Japan is the #1 seller for the Music>Rock category. The combo without the calendar is #4, and the CD+calendar combo is #11, so it seems to be selling well. The calendar is the size of a 7" single and each month features an image of the vinyl/CD jacket of the song when it was originally released in Japan. So, January features an image of Somebody to Love as it was released in 1976 in Japan. If it was never released as a single, the calendar will just have the image of the Greatest Hits Japan cover. |
matt z 07.01.2020 03:34 |
I find it sad that only 11,988 people voted this in. |
Anton3283 07.01.2020 06:29 |
A very predictable tracklist, but for some reason is no longer surprising. It remains to wait for the Miracle Box Set for understanding if it was worth it. |
runner_70 07.01.2020 06:33 |
Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991 |
Anton3283 07.01.2020 06:34 |
runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
The Fairy King 07.01.2020 07:19 |
Anton3283 wrote:Nobody knows...runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
dysan 07.01.2020 09:56 |
Dim wrote: There March of the black Queen (without Funny how love is) was released on Deep cuts compilation.Yes but with an unnatural ending. Hopefully fixed up for this, but I doubt it. |
stevelondon20 07.01.2020 12:15 |
Anton3283 wrote:He's just fucking trolling as usual...runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
runner_70 07.01.2020 12:23 |
Anton3283 wrote:I was talkin about The Miracle box. It will be the usual fuckup by Queen Productions. We will never get sth like the magnificient "Abbey Road " Box with lots of details and an awesome book. We might get a cd full of rare stuff and 3cds full of known stuff plus a Photobook with the wellknown pix. The lazier the more expensiverunner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
runner_70 07.01.2020 12:24 |
stevelondon20 wrote:Shut up when the grownups are talking you miserable soabAnton3283 wrote:He's just fucking trolling as usual...runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
The Fairy King 07.01.2020 12:52 |
link Is this gonna be the cover? Weird. |
SpaceGrey 07.01.2020 13:26 |
runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991You are another one disappointment in this forum. |
dysan 07.01.2020 15:58 |
The Fairy King wrote: link Is this gonna be the cover? Weird.I think James May made it during his latest Amazon series |
Vocal harmony 07.01.2020 17:47 |
runner_70 wrote:Why do you even bother.Anton3283 wrote:I was talkin about The Miracle box. It will be the usual fuckup by Queen Productions. We will never get sth like the magnificient "Abbey Road " Box with lots of details and an awesome book. We might get a cd full of rare stuff and 3cds full of known stuff plus a Photobook with the wellknown pix. The lazier the more expensiverunner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
runner_70 07.01.2020 18:04 |
dysan wrote:Contender for ugliest album cover everThe Fairy King wrote: link Is this gonna be the cover? Weird.I think James May made it during his latest Amazon series |
matt z 07.01.2020 18:16 |
^Adobe illustrator templates. Japanese wallpaper with a character Q. Cost effective |
stevelondon20 07.01.2020 18:48 |
runner_70 wrote:Haha you talk so much shit. You really do.stevelondon20 wrote:Shut up when the grownups are talking you miserable soabAnton3283 wrote:He's just fucking trolling as usual...runner_70 wrote: Will be another letdown I'm sure like most stuff released after the quality control has left the earth in 1991What do you mean? |
Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 07.01.2020 19:34 |
I wonder if this voting will affect part of the setlist of the forthcoming gigs in Japan. In that case, they could, for instance, bring Spread Your Wings back to the setlist. Cheers, Ogre- |
matt z 08.01.2020 02:43 |
^wouldn't make sense to do Teo Torriate without LMEY ;-) |
flash00. 08.01.2020 02:44 |
Kerching!!!! No BluRay for the Japanese so it'll be grainy videos, Queen are so behind in terms of still no Greatest hits on BluRay. Fans can knock their own cd playlists up these days I bet they're glad We Will Rock You is not on Brian will be pissed ha. Same o'l shite. Just my personal opinion. |
AlexRocks 08.01.2020 10:13 |
Pathetic. |
Vocal harmony 08.01.2020 12:07 |
flash00. wrote: Kerching!!!! No BluRay for the Japanese so it'll be grainy videos, Queen are so behind in terms of still no Greatest hits on BluRay. Fans can knock their own cd playlists up these days I bet they're glad We Will Rock You is not on Brian will be pissed ha. Same o'l shite. Just my personal opinion.Why would Brian be pissed at We Will Rock You not being there. It's not a competition and I'm pretty sure he doesn't view it as such. Of course in your rush to rubbish this release, and Brian, you haven't noticed Teo Torriatte is hi on the list, the song means more in Japan than We Will Rock You and it meant enough for Brian to have written it for those fans. "Same ol shite" not really. It's compilation with some interesting inclusions, unless you're not a Queen fan and don't like anything they produced. |
Michael 08.01.2020 17:07 |
May and Taylor, and the Queen organization, are businessmen. This release is meant to promote their upcoming tour of Japan. They must have decided that such a release will be profitable, or they would not have done it. Simple as that. |
runner_70 08.01.2020 18:57 |
Vocal harmony wrote:Sad fansheep. Brian May could release a ihr fartfest and you d praise it you sad moronflash00. wrote: Kerching!!!! No BluRay for the Japanese so it'll be grainy videos, Queen are so behind in terms of still no Greatest hits on BluRay. Fans can knock their own cd playlists up these days I bet they're glad We Will Rock You is not on Brian will be pissed ha. Same o'l shite. Just my personal opinion.Why would Brian be pissed at We Will Rock You not being there. It's not a competition and I'm pretty sure he doesn't view it as such. Of course in your rush to rubbish this release, and Brian, you haven't noticed Teo Torriatte is hi on the list, the song means more in Japan than We Will Rock You and it meant enough for Brian to have written it for those fans. "Same ol shite" not really. It's compilation with some interesting inclusions, unless you're not a Queen fan and don't like anything they produced. |
AaronReturn2004 13.01.2020 04:05 |
Just a small question: Are the videos on the DVD that comes with this release going to be the same cropped versions from 2003, or are they going to be proper 4:3 versions with a smaller amount of over-saturation? (see the 1080p Bohemian Rhapsody video on YouTube for what I mean) |
runner_70 13.01.2020 05:40 |
AaronReturn2004 wrote: Just a small question: Are the videos on the DVD that comes with this release going to be the same cropped versions from 2003, or are they going to be proper 4:3 versions with a smaller amount of over-saturation? (see the 1080p Bohemian Rhapsody video on YouTube for what I mean)As this is a cheapo release you will get the same ol |
Markman38 13.01.2020 08:46 |
It would be interesting if they would play the greatest hits live in Japan including MOTBQ |
anadamfan 13.01.2020 14:01 |
Very interesting. I would be happy, if they played the Top 20 (or at least top 12) in the upcoming QAL tours. :) „Spread your Wings“ was dearly missed, when they dropped it after only 8 concerts during the 2017 US Tour. The only songs they haven’t played are „Good old fashioned Lover Boy“ and „March of the Black Queen“. The first one has been on Adam’s Queen playlist on Spotify last year and was therefore already rumored to make an appearance in the set of 2019. So quite possible, I would say. MotbQ is one of my all times favorites. Maybe they could play it as part of a medley like 1975. But I won’t be too positive about that. The appearance of Innuendo as opener had already been a great surprise! |
Vocal harmony 13.01.2020 14:39 |
runner_70 wrote:Brian's not releasing anything. It's a band (Queen) release of material you claim to be a fan of.Vocal harmony wrote:Sad fansheep. Brian May could release a ihr fartfest and you d praise it you sad moronflash00. wrote: Kerching!!!! No BluRay for the Japanese so it'll be grainy videos, Queen are so behind in terms of still no Greatest hits on BluRay. Fans can knock their own cd playlists up these days I bet they're glad We Will Rock You is not on Brian will be pissed ha. Same o'l shite. Just my personal opinion.Why would Brian be pissed at We Will Rock You not being there. It's not a competition and I'm pretty sure he doesn't view it as such. Of course in your rush to rubbish this release, and Brian, you haven't noticed Teo Torriatte is hi on the list, the song means more in Japan than We Will Rock You and it meant enough for Brian to have written it for those fans. "Same ol shite" not really. It's compilation with some interesting inclusions, unless you're not a Queen fan and don't like anything they produced. Sad moron? That would be you. . . . Don't be late for your therapy appointment. |
anadamfan 13.01.2020 15:29 |
AlbaNo1 wrote: To be fair that’s an eclectic mix for a compilation. Plenty of hardcore fan favourites. No WWRY in the top 40?I‘m not that surprised about WWRY. It’s always fantastic live, when your standing in a big crowd. But at home listening to it on a record? |
Holly2003 13.01.2020 15:50 |
Back around 1981 when I really started getting into Queen I put on my brother's NotW LP and WWRY leading into Champions was a special moment. Really blew me away. Maybe mp3 players don't do it justice these days. |
anadamfan 13.01.2020 16:02 |
Holly2003 wrote: Back around 1981 when I really started getting into Queen I put on my brother's NotW LP and WWRY leading into Champions was a special moment. Really blew me away. Maybe mp3 players don't do it justice these days.Maybe. I use to listen to it on my rather new vinyl though. The sound is great, but I really prefer it live and other songs on record. |
AlbaNo1 13.01.2020 19:51 |
It’s pretty much designed for live so no doubts there. But the record is sensational. The crispness of the handclap, the acoustics of the raw and primal beat, harmonious chanted chorus and the slow build up of the guitar are somewhat lost in the live version. Whether you prefer live or recorded it’s interesting Japan have overlooked it when the rest of the world has it near the top. Half a billion Spotify hits, 370 million YouTube hits, featured in countless adverts and played in stadiums all over Europe /US. |
anadamfan 13.01.2020 19:56 |
Maybe everyone just thought, that WWRY doesn’t even need to be mentioned, because everyone else would choose it. Sometimes that’s the only reason, why clear choices don’t get enough votes. Or Japanese fans don’t like it. That would be interesting to know. |
Holly2003 13.01.2020 21:00 |
Maybe those giant stomps remind Japanese fans of their nemesis, Godzilla, and that's why they didn't vote for it. |
dysan 15.01.2020 20:13 |
Looks like they didn't make the end of Black Queen a bit tidier. But listening now it's actually a nice selection. Well done. |
MyHumanZoo 16.01.2020 20:17 |
Yes, Markman38...it would be cool if they played those songs live and recorded them, then released it as a 2 record set. One side original Queen and one side Q + today’s band + AL, I would be interested in hearing that! I know the purists would disagree but I think having both would be an interesting compare/contrast exercise.I’m not really looking for the contrast in singers (which is obvious), but the current band musicians interpreting the songs, and the maturity of Roger and Brian applied to the arrangements. It won’t ever happen I’m sure, but it would stir some conversation! |
death to ming! 18.01.2020 16:37 |
The DVD menu is a static image that follows the motif on the CD cover, with no music or animation. Teo Torriatte, The Show Must Go On, '39, March of the Black Queen, and Keep Yourself Alive videos are 4:3. The CD booklet has blurbs by a Japanese music critic, Japanese record executive, and some basic info about each song, as well as lyrics in Japanese and English. There is a picture of the Japanese garden at Freddie's house, as well as a first-hand account by one of the workers who built the garden. There is also a photo that was used on the original Greatest Hits cover, and another group shot that could have been taken anywhere in the world. There are no pictures of the group in Japan, which is odd. |
runner_70 18.01.2020 16:39 |
death to ming! wrote: The DVD menu is a static image that follows the motif on the CD cover, with no music or animation. Teo Torriatte, The Show Must Go On, '39, March of the Black Queen, and Keep Yourself Alive videos are 4:3. The CD booklet has blurbs by a Japanese music critic, Japanese record executive, and some basic info about each song, as well as lyrics in Japanese and English. There is a picture of the Japanese garden at Freddie's house, as well as a first-hand account by one of the workers who built the garden. There is also a photo that was used on the original Greatest Hits cover, and another group shot that could have been taken anywhere in the world. There are no pictures of the group in Japan, which is odd.Cheap and no effort at all. Queen productions well summed up |
brENsKi 18.01.2020 18:49 |
runner_70 wrote:Cheap and no effort at all. Queen productions well summed uptroll and no brain at all. runner_70 well summed up. |
runner_70 18.01.2020 21:00 |
brENsKi wrote:Still the same old idiot? On weekends you seem to be even more braindead than during the week. Off meds again loser?runner_70 wrote:Cheap and no effort at all. Queen productions well summed uptroll and no brain at all. runner_70 well summed up. |
Anton3283 19.01.2020 06:24 |
runner_70 wrote:Oh lordbrENsKi wrote:Still the same old idiot? On weekends you seem to be even more braindead than during the week. Off meds again loser?runner_70 wrote:Cheap and no effort at all. Queen productions well summed uptroll and no brain at all. runner_70 well summed up. |
Supertalez 05.03.2020 01:26 |
what video do they use for march of the black queen on the DVD and are all the videos 4:3 |
AaronReturn2004 05.03.2020 02:25 |
Teo Torriatte is the Seibu Stadium 1982 performance and TMOTBQ is the Night At The Odeon performance. '39 is def. the 2005 video and for the rest, I don't know. |