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Titolo: info su queen at beeb

ho scaricato questo album (a proposito ma si trova in giro?):bellissimo.
vorrei sapere come nasce?era prassi comune a quei tempi fare promozione
cosě?at beeb?studio di registrazione?radio?tv?
grazie mille
ciao
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 cosě?at beeb?studio di registrazione?radio?tv?
Allora, beeb č un diminutivo di BBC.
All'epoca i gruppi piů importanti erano soliti effettuare registrazioni per
la BBC, registrazioni che poi sarebbero state trasmesse negli show.
I Queen non furono gli unici a registrare per la BBC: a memoria ricordo
Bowie, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, King Crimson e parecchi altri che non mi ricordo
o che magari non ho mai sentito.
Le registrazione di Queen At The Beeb risalgono al 5 febbraio e 3 dicembre
del 1973 (quindi due BBC sessions), effettuate per lo show televisivo Sounds
Of The 70's.
Se non mi sbaglio perň esistono altre incisioni fatte per la BBC. Mi ricordo
di aver sentito My Melancholy Blues, Spread Your Wings, We Will Rock You
(slow + fast version).
Ma sicuramente c'č qualcuno che saprŕ essere piů preciso in merito.
/tpo che adesso va a pranzare.
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 Ma sicuramente c'è qualcuno che saprà essere più preciso in merito.
Session 1
Recorded on 5th February 1973 at Langham 1 studio
Produced by Bernie Andrew
Engineered by John Etchells
Broadcast on John Peel's show on 15th February 1973
Released on the "Queen At The Beeb" album (called "Queen At The BBC" in
North America)
  a.. "My Fairy King"
  b.. "Keep Yourself Alive"
  c.. "Doin' Alright"
  d.. "Liar"
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Session 2
Recorded on 25th July 1973 at Langham 1 studio
Produced by Jeff Griffin
Engineered by Chris Lycett and John Etchells
Broadcast on Bob Harris's show on 13th August 1973, except "Keep Yourself
Alive" broadcast on 24th September 1973
Released: unreleased, but heavily bootlegged
  a.. "See What A Fool I've Been"
  b.. "Keep Yourself Alive"
  c.. "Liar"
  d.. "Son and Daughter"
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Session 3
Recorded on 3rd December 1973 at Langham 1 studio
Produced by Bernie Andrew
Engineered by Mike Franks and Nick Griffiths
Broadcast on John Peel's show on 6th December 1973
Released on the "Queen At The Beeb" album (called "Queen At The BBC" in
North America)
  a.. "Ogre Battle" (the released version is edited, and has been shorn of
its very extended introduction)
  b.. "Great King Rat"
  c.. "Modern Times Rock'n'Roll"
  d.. "Son And Daughter"
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Session 4
Recorded on 3rd April 1974 at Langham 1 studio
Produced by Pete Ritzema
Engineers unknown
Broadcast on Bob Harris's show on 15th April 1974
Released: unreleased
  a.. "Modern Times Rock'n'Roll"
  b.. "March Of The Black Queen"
  c.. "Nevermore"
  d.. "White Queen" [beautiful version featuring piano]
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Session 5
Recorded on 16th October 1974 at Maida Vale 4 studio
Produced by Jeff Griffith
Engineers unknown
Broadcast on Bob Harris's show on 4th November 1974
Released: unreleased
  a.. "Now I'm Here"
  b.. "Stone Cold Crazy"
  c.. "Flick Of The Wrist"
  d.. "Tenement Funster"
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Session 6
Recorded on 28th October 1977 at Maida Vale 4 studio
Produced by Jeff Griffith
Engineered by Mike Robinson
Broadcast on Alan Freeman's show the Saturday that the "News Of The World"
album was released (maybe the 29th October)
Released: unreleased, but heavily bootlegged
  a.. "Spread Your Wings"
  b.. "It's Late" [featuring "Get Down Make Love"]
  c.. "My Melancholy Blues" [version featuring guitar]
  d.. "We Will Rock You (slow version)"
  e.. Reading from "Siddartha" by Herman Hesse
  f.. "We Will Rock You (fast version)"

 Ma sicuramente c'č qualcuno che saprā essere pių preciso in merito.
eccomi! :-) :
QUEEN LIVE AT BBC
I've already heard a lot of wrong facts about songs Queen have recorded in
the BBC studios. These songs usually slightly differ from the album releases
and this page (which I created myself) should tell you track lengths,
differences, rarity status and other info on such songs. All these facts are
100% right.
Sessions No. 1 and 3 have been officially released on the "Live At The Beeb"
CD (or "Live At The BBC" in USA). Only Ogre Battle has been released in
incomplete form - the tape was partially creased (destroyed) and the intro
was in worse quality than the rest of the song. All these tracks can be
found on bootlegs with three exceptions - White Queen (piano version) and
Nevermore are rare and hard to find (especially Nevermore!). March Of The
Black Queen probably exists as well although nobody has ever heard it yet.
Note: Dates are in the usual format (day-month-year).
Session No. 1 - 5.2.1973 - Langham I Studio, London, UK (Live At The Beeb
CD)
(Broadcasted on John Peel show on BBC Radio 1, 15.2.1973)
4:06    My Fairy King - the "screaming" vocals are more silent than in the
album version (fortunately). Other differences are really almost impossible
to recognize.
3:47    Keep Yourself Alive - almost identical to the album version except
for the words "No I just think I'm two steps nearer to my grave" which are
sung in a different way.
4:11    Doing All Right - almost identical to the album version except for
the second verse which is sung by Roger instead of Freddie! The guitar part
in the end of the song is more silent here (fortunately). The album version
is IMHO too noisy.
6:28    Liar - some additional improvisation which is noticeable mainly in
the part after "Mama I'm gonna be your slave..." - Freddie sings some
improvised words (that's before the famous bass solo comes in). This part of
this song has been changed several times, just look at the De Lane Lea demo
tapes where it's completely different.
Session No. 2 - 25.7.1973 - Langham I Studio, London, UK
(Broadcasted on Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 1, 13.8.1973 except for KYA
which was broadcasted on 24.9.1973)
4:20    See What A Fool I've Been - very similar to the live version (Queen
have played this song quite frequently in the early years). The bass is
unfortunately more silent than in the either live or album versions (which
is a pity). The ending misses the words "Thank you".
6:28    Liar - rather quiet vocals, few improvised words ("oh yes") and few
words missing at all.
5:59    Son & Daughter - instead of "...shovel shit" Freddie chose
compromise in the form of "...shovel shhhhh..." in the beginning and "shovel
it" in the end of the song. This version also offers a very nice Brian's
guitar solo which features many famous riffs which later appeared in
Brighton Rock. At 4:30 the music goes silent for a moment and Roger says
"steel yourself, this is valid".
3:41    Keep Yourself Alive - nothing special, very similar to the album
version.
Session No. 3 - 3.12.1973 - Langham I Studio, London, UK (Live At The Beeb
CD)
(Broadcasted on John Peel show on BBC Radio 1, 6.12.1973)
5:05    Ogre Battle - the Live At BBC CD misses the original guitar intro
where Brian is torturing his Red Special :-) The song actually begins after
more than a minute of the guitar sounds. Both vocals and instruments are
more silent than in the album version. Also we get an additional guitar solo
(approx. from 4:00 to 4:30). The full version of this song is not available
on any bootleg and is quite hard to find. Note: The Live At BBC version
lasts 3:56.
5:57    Great King Rat - the third verse misses the words "Now hear this".
The biggest difference against the studio version are in my opinion the
drums. At 4:40 also Brian tries to play quite a nice riff several times.
2:00    Modern Times Rock'n'Roll - a completely different lyrics at 0:46
(instead of "yeah listen to me baby, let me tell you what it's all about").
Also the ending of the song is different.
7:08    Son & Daughter - Freddie sings "shovel it" instead of "shovel shit".
Again, there's lot of time for Brian's improvised guitar solo with stereo
effects (this time only right-left channel instead of usual
right-left-middle). The guitar is less aggressive than in the previous
session.
Session No. 4 - 3.4.1974 - Langham I Studio, London, UK
(Broadcasted on Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 1, 15.4.1974)
2:37    Modern Times Rock'n'Roll - this version is available only in quite a
bad quality.
  ?      The March Of The Black Queen - nobody has heard it so far but it
probably DOES exist.
  ?      Nevermore - very rare. Different, heavier version.
4:35    White Queen - beautiful piano version, very similar to the live
versions from 1975-1976. Slightly different vocals and above all, a lot of
additional piano, mainly in the middle part of the song.
Session No. 5 - 16.10.1974 - Maida Vale 4 Studio, London, UK
(Broadcasted on Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 1, 4.11.1974)
4:12    Now I'm Here - almost identical to the album version.
2:13    Stone Cold Crazy - almost identical to the album version.
3:12    Flick Of The Wrist - very similar to the album version except for
additional Brian's guitar solo which last from 1:50 to 2:20.
2:46    Tenement Funster - with strong Roger's vocals.
Session No. 6 - 28.10.1977 - Maida Vale 4 Studio, London, UK
(Broadcasted on John Peel show on BBC Radio 1, 14.11.1977)
5:18    Spread Your Wings - great version which is faster than the album
one. The ending is slightly improvised - and it's great. Strong piano and
heavy guitar, that's a superb combination and a typical Queen sound.
Certainly one of the best BBC tracks.
6:37    It's Late - the middle part of this version is compiled from various
"Get Down Make Love" sounds which wasn't a good idea in case of this hard
rock song.
3:10    My Melancholy Blues - great piano version. In the end Freddie sings
"meet my... ha ha ha ha" instead of typical "meet my melancholy blues".
4:20    We Will Rock You - this is a superb version, it's certainly one of
the best songs Queen have ever recorded and it has a typical Queen sound.
The beginning is similar to the classic version (Freddie sings the first
verse) but then comes the "final" guitar solo. After that a female voice
reads a few sentences from Herman Hesse's book "Siddhartha" and after some
two seconds of silence Brian starts playing his guitar riffs, then Roger
joins him and the band jumps into the so-called We Will Rock You fast
version which has been performed many times at the beginning of Queen
concerts. Freddie sings first two verses, then we get a short bass solo,
half a minute of the band's improvisation and then comes the last verse with
Freddie's final words "right on" (?).
Leo'82 B.R.

 in America uscì come Live at the BBC (e non Beep)
Queen At The Beep è la versione censurata ^__^
tpo
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 recorded in the BBC studios. These songs usually slightly differ
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Mi scrivi la traduzione di tutto?  Grazie.
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 Mi scrivi la traduzione di tutto?  Grazie
Ora non ho tempo, adesso cuccati i primi due paragrafi, se ti interessa il
resto... ehm, Flavio, quali sono le tariffe - grosso modo -  per le
traduzioni?  ^___^
"Ho già sentito un sacco di cose sbagliate a proposito delle canzoni che i
Queen hanno registrato negli studio della BBC. Queste canzoni di solito
differiscono leggermente da quelle pubblicate nell'album e questa pagina
dovrebbe riportare la lunghezza dei brani, le differenze, il livello di
rarità e altre informazioni realitve a tali canzoni. Tutti questi dati sono
corretti al 100%.
Le sessioni 1 e 3 sono state ufficialmente pubblicate sul cd "Live at the
Beeb" ( o "Live at the BBC" negli USA). Solo Ogre Battle è stata pubblicata
in forma incompleta - il nastro era parzialmente danneggiato e
l'introduzione era di qualità peggiore rispetto al resto del brano. Tutti
questi brani si possono trovare sotto forma di bootlegs con tre eccezioni -
White Queen (piano version) e Nevermore sono rare e difficili da scovare
(specialmente Nevermore!). E' probabile che March of the Black Queen esista
ugualemente, anche se nessuno l'ha ancora ascoltata."
-- 
the Boss
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"...E poi, ad un tratto, l'amore scoppiò dappertutto..."

   ?      Nevermore - very rare. Different, heavier version.
a questo punto voglio queste 2 tracce....chi le ha le tiri fuori su! ;)
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nevermore "gira" abbastanza in internet, cosě come white queen, mentre di
"black queen" ne girava una copia fake tratta da Queen 2 ed era un po'
pasticciata con i canali stereo .... se vuoi ti mando nevermore via mail....
ciao
Luca

 pasticciata con i canali stereo .... se vuoi ti mando nevermore via
mail....
grazie mi faresti un piacere
diskostu at 
aliceposta.it
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