Thunderbolt courtesy of God. [QueenConcerts]

Thunderbolt courtesy of God.

mystic_rhythms 26.10.2004 14:17	I know that this topic has been mentioned at least once on this board, but I just want to say what I need to say. For those who are not aware (though I'm sure you all are), in the song "Dead On Time", featured on the Jazz album, a thunderbolt sound is heard during the song. No, it's not a glitch or anything. It was an actual thunderbolt recorded by Brian during a thunderstorm and added to the song, according to what I have heard. Therefore, Queen felt it was only right to credit God for the thunderbolt heard in that song. It's cool that they had that effect, I've heard it before. It fits in the song very well, I must say. What do you think?
Pim Derks 26.10.2004 14:22	I think this is one of the lamest topics in recent history.
Lester Burnham 26.10.2004 14:23	And here I thought I always had explosive flatulence whenever that song would conclude. I always wondered why it would act up then.
FriedChicken 26.10.2004 14:24	No i don't think it fits the song. I think it's terrible. It ruins the whole album. God should keep doing things like making people and making planets, and stop making music!!!
deleted user 26.10.2004 14:48	Want some bragging rights, innuendo?
Josuè 26.10.2004 15:03	Hey, I think that it fits perfectly on the song. And the line 'Thunderbolt courtesy of God' seems funny to me. When I saw it on the record I found it funny :)
Brian_Mays_Wig 26.10.2004 15:05	Pim Derks wrote: I think this is one of the lamest topics in recent history. Yeah, pretty weird!
KillerQueen840 26.10.2004 16:05	<br><font size=1>Sexy Body</font>Valerie wrote: <font color ="steelblue">ThomasQuinn wrote: Pim Derks wrote: I think this is one of the lamest topics in recent history. I have never agreed with you more, though I don't think the word 'recent' was necessary. I also have to agree, but I think the words "I think" is not necessary. Nah, I don't think it's too bad, atleast it's somewhat related to Queen..
Penetration_Guru 26.10.2004 16:14	Pity it was off-key
Penetration_Guru 26.10.2004 17:51	Record it or deliver it?
brENsKi 26.10.2004 17:59	also think the words "one of" were also unnecessary
Lester Burnham 26.10.2004 19:18	gasp Thomas, you do NOT talk to God like that!
GonnaUseMyPrisoners 27.10.2004 00:14	Thunderbolt courtesy of God - and it was the best part of the song! (not a great song... not at all)
iGSM 27.10.2004 01:01	It was recorded while they were in Paris, right? PARIS HILTON! AHAHAHAH. I'll leave.
Lester Burnham 27.10.2004 02:19	Door's over there. points to a lamp ...it's behind the lamp.
Giacco 73 27.10.2004 18:35	me_and_my_innuendo wrote: I know that this topic has been mentioned at least once on this board, but I just want to say what I need to say. For those who are not aware (though I'm sure you all are), in the song "Dead On Time", featured on the Jazz album, a thunderbolt sound is heard during the song. No, it's not a glitch or anything. It was an actual thunderbolt recorded by Brian during a thunderstorm and added to the song, according to what I have heard. Therefore, Queen felt it was only right to credit God for the thunderbolt heard in that song. It's cool that they had that effect, I've heard it before. It fits in the song very well, I must say. What do you think? Personally I both love the song and the quote :-)
queenrocks! 10902 28.10.2004 13:06	This is a coincidence. I just bought Jazz this afternoon.

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Thunderbolt courtesy of God.