the unreleased song Face it alonethat has become lost since 1988 until this Thursday (13), is presented to fans by Queen on digital platforms from Universal Music and with a lyric video to the Youtube. The single was recorded during the album sessions The miraclewhich will receive a special reissue with original footage, demos and raw material, six unreleased songs never released before, plus intimate audio of the band working in the studio.
Having created a major media storm in the summer when the band members Brian May And Roger Taylor the news was leaked for the first time that a song by Queen with Freddie Mercury it had been rediscovered and considered for possible release. Now, with the discovery of Face it alonewhich will give Queen fans a bit of nostalgia for the times when the unforgettable Freddie Mercury was the frontman of the legendary British band, the countdown to the day November 18When The miraclethe group’s 13th studio album, gets a historic reissue with a luxurious 8-disc box set, titled Queen The Miracle Collector’s Edition.
The existence of the track was first revealed by May And tailor in a BBC radio interview about his appearance on the royal jubilee this year, in which they performed at the opening with their usual singer, Adam Lambertwith Roger Taylor describing it as “a little Freddie gem we forgot about”with Brian May said “It’s beautiful, it’s moving.”
Among its contents, the box set includes the album sessions The miracle: a disc of over an hour of unreleased recordings, including six unreleased tracks. Equally enticing to fans, the audio includes the band’s heartfelt conversations in the studio a London And Montreuxopening the most revealing window ever on the creative process of the four members and the joy, jokes and jokes upon their return to work together.
Face it alone was originally recorded during the band’s historic sessions for that album in 1988, a prolific period that saw the band record around 30 tracks, many of which had never been released before, but remained among those not featured on the album after final editing. It was rediscovered when the band’s production and archive team returned to these sessions to work on the reissue of the casket The miracle.
“We forgot about this track a little bit”admits Roger Taylor, “But there it is, this little gem. It’s wonderful, a real find. It’s a very passionate piece.”
The single will be the first new song with Freddie Mercury launched in more than eight years. On the 2014 album Queen Forever, the band included three unreleased tracks with Mercury: Let me get into your heart again, love kills And There has to be more to life than this.
About the piece found, Brian May He says: “I’m glad our team was able to find this track. After all these years, it’s nice to hear all four of us … yes, there’s also Deacy … working in the studio on a great idea for a song that doesn’t has never been completed… until now! ”.
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