Description
‘The Miracle’ is Queen’s 13th album, The Miracle, and the bands penultimate to be released in Freddie Mercurys lifetime. The release features the ‘lost’ track ‘Face It Alone’, originally recorded during the bands 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 didnt make the final album cut. It was rediscovered when the bands production and archive team returned to those sessions to work on ‘The Miracle’ reissue.
The tracks existence was first revealed by May and Taylor in a BBC radio interview at their appearance at this years 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 wed kind of forgotten about, with Brian May saying its beautiful, its touching.
Wed kind of forgotten about this track, admits Roger Taylor, but there it was, this little gem. Its wonderful, a real discovery. Its a very passionate piece.
Speaking of the rediscovered track, Brian May says: Im happy that our team were able to find this track. After all these years, its 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!
Tracklisting
CD1:
1. Party
2. Khashoggi’s Ship
3. The Miracle
4. I Want It All
5. The Invisible Man
6. Breakthru
7. Rain Must Fall
8. Scandal
9. My Baby Does Me
10. Was It All Worth It
CD2 – ‘The Miracle Sessions’
1. Party (Original Take)
2. Khashoggis Ship (Original Take)
3. The Miracle (Original Take With Johns Ending)
4. I Want It All (Original Take)
5. The Invisible Man (Early Version With Guide Vocal)
6. When Love Breaks Up (Demo)
7. Breakthru (Real Drums And Bass)
8. Rain Must Fall (Demo)
9. Scandal (Original Rough Mix)
10. My Baby Loves Me
11. Was It All Worth It (Original Take)
12. You Know You Belong To Me
13. I Guess Were Falling Out (Demo)
14. Dog With A Bone
15. Water (Demo)
16. Face It Alone
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