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Queen - Sheer Heart Attack (Hollywood Bonus Track) [EAC-FLAC][RePoPo]
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Title:
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack (Hollywood Bonus Track) [EAC-FLAC][Re
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Audio/FLAC
Uploaded:
2009-05-07 (by repopo)
Description:
Here you'll find the missing track from a previous release: Queen Hollywood Bonus Tracks. The bonus track from this album should be located after Seven Seas of Rhye on that compilation.
The Queen Hollywood Bonus Tracks torrent is located here:
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4590603/
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Queen - Sheer Heart Attack (1974)
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CD: Queen - Sheer Heart Attack
Hollywood HR-61036-2
Original album release: 1974
This compilation: 1991 YEAR: 1974 ID3G: 17
01. Brighton Rock [0:05:10.38]
02. Killer Queen [0:03:00.27]
03. Tenement Funster [0:02:47.13]
04. Flick Of The Wrist [0:03:17.35]
05. Lily Of The Valley [0:01:45.02]
06. Now I'm Here [0:04:14.30]
07. In The Lap Of The Gods [0:03:20.03]
08. Stone Cold Crazy [0:02:16.52]
09. Dear Friends [0:01:08.63]
10. Misfire [0:01:49.65]
11. Bring Back That Leroy Brown [0:02:15.32]
12. She Makes Me (Stormtrooper In Stilettos) [0:04:09.35]
13. In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited [0:03:48.63]
14. Stone Cold Crazy (1991 Bonus Remix By Michael Wagener) [0:02:16.47]
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This release comes from 1993 Hollywood Records release. That batch added bonus
tracks for each album on Queen's catalogue, unavailable anywhere else.
On this album, the exclusive track is
Stone Cold Crazy (1991 Bonus Remix By Michael Wagener)
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Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Queen II was a breakthrough in terms of power and ambition, but Queen's third
album Sheer Heart Attack was where the band started to gel. It followed quickly
on the heels of the second record — just by a matter of months; it was the
second album they released in 1974 — but it feels like it had a longer
incubation period, so great is the progress here. Which isn't quite to say that
Sheer Heart Attack is flawless — it still has a tendency to meander, sometimes
within a song itself, as when the killer opening "Brighton Rock" suddenly veers
into long stretches of Brian May solo guitar — but all these detours do not
distract from the overall album, they're in many ways the key to the record
itself: it's the sound of Queen stretching their wings as they learn how to soar
to the clouds. There's a genuine excitement in hearing all the elements to
Queen's sound fall into place here, as the music grows grander and catchier
without sacrificing their brutal, hard attack. One of the great strengths of the
album is how all four members find their voices as songwriters, penning hooks
that are big, bold, and insistent and crafting them in songs that work as
cohesive entities instead of flourishes of ideas. This is evident not just in
"Killer Queen" — the first, best flourishing of Freddie Mercury's vaudevillian
camp — but also on the pummeling "Stone Cold Crazy," a frenzied piece of jagged
metal that's all the more exciting because it has a real melodic hook. Those
hooks are threaded throughout the record, on both the ballads and the other
rockers, but it isn't just that this is poppier, it's that they're able to
execute their drama with flair and style. There are still references to mystical
worlds ("Lily of the Valley," "In the Lap of Gods") but the fantasy does not
overwhelm as it did on the first two records; the theatricality is now wielded
on everyday affairs, which ironically makes them sound larger than life. And
this sense of scale, combined with the heavy guitars, pop hooks, and theatrical
style, marks the true unveiling of Queen, making Sheer Heart Attack as the
moment where they truly came into their own.
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Exact Audio Copy V0.99 prebeta 4 from 23. January 2008
EAC extraction logfile from 6. May 2009, 21:03
Queen / Sheer Heart Attack
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