Queen Song With Spoken Piece Right At The End.

puternut | 14:54 Thu 19th Dec 2013 | Music

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A friend I were talking about various things including songs which have parts of them spoken rather than sung.

It reminded me of a song - by Queen I think - which had a short piece, during the final few seconds, where the impression was that it was your mother shouting upstairs to 'turn that noise down' or something similar.

Anyone with any more information? Any appreciated.

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chrissa1

Are you thinking about ELO, Mr Bluesky? At the end someone says, "please turn over." Meaning the record.

ummmm

It's a kinda magic?

ummmm

I meant I want to break free...

bluegaloo

George Michael - Too Funky??

cupid04

Remembering - Thin Lizzy.

puternut

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Thanks guys 'n' gals but I don't think it is any of the ones mentioned. :(

Listened to the ones I have and not there unless a different mix had a different ending??

jeffa

Right at the very end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMK0L1_apGI

Ken4155

Remember when i was a young man and had just discovered 'proper' music. Whenever i was playing my Purple, Floyd, Zeppelin, Sabbath, Thin Lizzy or Queen, my mother was always shouting upstairs for me to turn it down - or, as she muttered under her breath, off would be preferable.
Puternut, having been a Queen fan since '73, i honestly cannot think of a single track on which that occurs.

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jeffa

It might have worked well at the end of Tie Your Mother Down, but that ends with a high note from Freddie and a loud chord from the band.

paddywak

as it Those Were The days. Right at the very end Freddie whispers "I Love You", very poignant as I believe it was the last single they feleased

jeffa

Not quite, Paddy. "These Are the Days of Our Lives" was released as a B-side to the re-released "Bohemian Rhapsody" in 1991 after Freddie died (not cashing in at all), and they released a dozen or so singles after that, mainly from the posthumous "Made in Heaven" album.