action wrote:
i think that shockingly proves my point about ADATR being a piano / ballet driven mess
sebastian wrote:*** Piano on 'Too Much Love' and 'My Life Has Been Saved' was digital, not acoustic, so therefore I don't count either. If I did, I'd have to count 'Best Friend' as well and so on.
sebastian wrote:They're piano-based (as is 'Best Friend') but I'm only counting acoustic pianos, as I said earlier.
sebastian wrote:1. A Day at the Races.
2. Sheer Heart Attack.
3-4. Queen II & News of the World.
5. The Game.
6. Jazz
7-8. A Night at the Opera & The Works.
9-10. First and last.
11. Hot Space.
12-15. Magic - Miracle - Innuendo.
TheHero wrote:
Brian's 1967 12-string Burns Double Six
He used this on Long Away.
http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/ ... ars-384279
BM: “I used this on Long Away. Funnily enough I think I bought it because I liked the pickups, but I fell in love with the guitar once I started playing around with it and the song materialised. The guitar actually inspired the riff that powers the song.
“We have played Long Away live occasionally, in Japan I think, and we did it recently with Taylor Hawkins’ band (The Coattail Riders). I should have said no because I’m rusty in those areas, but Taylor wanted to do the song and it was fun. It’s a bit of a fiddly song to play live; most of the stuff that works live is the stuff you can play without too much thought."
Is this the life we really want?
bigV wrote:As a stand-alone record, it's meh. But when you think of ADATR and ANATO as parts 1 and 2 of the same album, then it becomes brilliant.
I keep meaning to come up with a tracklist combining the two albums.
V.
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