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Dave Smallwood a écrit :Et bien, il se trouve que je rencontrais (professionnellement) Nigel Bates, producteur de renom outre manche mais installé à 12 km de chez moi, aujourd'hui même. Nigel est ami avec Brian May et ce dernier lui a demandé de remasteriser les bandes en numérique.
Nigel était sur ça lorsque je suis arrivé et du coup il m'a fait écouter l'ensemble puis pistes par pistes certains passages de l'enregistrement original.
C'est là qu'il m'a fait écouter l'intro et m'a dit : it seems to be piano but it's guitar, played in harmonic.
Et effectivement en écoutant très attentivement, avec un gros volume et sur un matos monstrueux, on reconnaît des harmoniques.
De même la voix de Roger Taylor, sans l'orchestration autour est assez moche, on sent le gars qui force pour faire une voix de tête, qui n'est pas parfaitement juste.
Le solo même sans les autres autour est juste superbe
la voix de Freddie a un poil de vibrato qu'on entend pas sur disque.
Et on entend en bruits de fonds, des commentaires que je ne suis pas parvenu à identifier.
Un vrai panard que cette expérience.

the fab a écrit :J'y connais pas grand chose en Queen. Qu'est ce qu'il avait de fameux ce concert?

QUEEN rediscovered track featuring Freddie Mercury ‘FACE IT ALONE’ arrives as digital single release Thursday October 13
Precedes arrival of Queen ‘The Miracle Collector’s Edition’ coming November 18

Pre-order The Miracle-Collector's Edition: https://Queen.lnk.to/TheMiracle
Download/Stream Face It Alone: https://Queen.lnk.to/FaceItAlone

Having generated a media firestorm back in the summer when band members Brian May and Roger Taylor first leaked news of a rediscovered Queen song featuring Freddie Mercury being considered for possible release, the highly anticipated ‘lost’ track, ‘Face It Alone’, drops as a simultaneous worldwide single release Thursday 13 October, 11.15am BST.

The track’s existence was first revealed by May and Taylor in a BBC radio interview at their appearance at this year’s Royal Jubilee concert at which they performed the opening with their regular singer Adam Lambert, with Roger Taylor describing it as “a little gem from Freddie that we’d kind of forgotten about”, with Brian May saying “it’s beautiful, it’s touching.”

The track’s arrival as a single leads in a November 18 release of a new revisiting of the band’s 13th album, The Miracle, the band’s penultimate to be released in Freddie Mercury’s lifetime, which now becomes available in a lavish 8-disc Queen The Miracle Collector’s Edition box set format.

Among its contents, the expanded set includes The Miracle Sessions: an hour-plus disc of further previously unreleased recordings, including six unpublished songs. Just as tantalising for fans, the audio includes the band’s candid spoken exchanges on the studio floor in London and Montreux, giving the most revealing window yet into the four members’ creative process and the joy, in-jokes and banter on their return to working together.

‘Face It Alone’ was originally recorded during the band’s historic 1988 sessions for that album, a prolific period which saw the band lay down around 30 tracks, many of which were never released, but remained among those that didn’t make the final album cut. It was rediscovered when the band’s production and archive team returned to those sessions to work on The Miracle box set reissue.

“We’d kind of forgotten about this track,” admits Roger Taylor, “but there it was, this little gem. It’s wonderful, a real discovery. It’s a very passionate piece”.

The single will be the first new song featuring Freddie Mercury released in over 8 years. On 2014’s Queen Forever album the band included three previously unheard tracks with Mercury, including ‘Let Me in Your Heart Again,’ ‘Love Kills’ and ‘There Must Be More to Life Than This.’

Speaking of the rediscovered track, Brian May says: “I’m happy that our team were able to find this track. After all these years, it’s great to hear all four of us … yes, Deacy is there too … working in the studio on a great song idea which never quite got completed … until now!”