129 episodes
Recovering Queen : The Queen Podcast I Am 7
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4.6 • 16 Ratings
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The Queen Podcast where we cover a queen song and talk about the methods and the madness of the greatest band of all time ....Queen. Each week, life long Queen fanatics Jai, Matt and Ian talk about and rate a Queen song and challenge each other to faithfully record a version of a famous, or not so famous track.Podcast with 3 Queen fans, meticulously re-recording Queen songs and then talking about them. Podcasts and Covers ...Out now!!!!
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Ep 120 : Don't Stop Me Now
Ian takes on the Freddie greatest hit "Don't Stop Me Now" off of the Queen album "Jazz". We talk about the meaning, the musicality and the emtional conenction of this masterpiece. and then we score it ...will we break ranks and shock you?
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Ep 119 : All God's People
Sam Swallow brings us the Mercury and Moran gospel tinged "All Gods People" off of the Queen "Innuendo" album. We chat about it's providence, arrangment, style, music theory and much more and then, of course, the scores. Sam in his infinite kindness brings us a special second version too.
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Ep 118 : Somebody To Love
Matt enlists the help of Emma Siegfried, to take on the Freddie Mercury song "Somebody To Love" off of the Queen Album "A Day At The Races". We discuss many aspects of this keystone track, from harmonies, lyrics, style and of course the scores.
Emma is a Student at the ACM and won a competition to sing with the recovering Queen Podcast.
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Ep 117 : My Fairy King
Ian takes on the early Freddie number "My Fairy King" off of the Queen Album "Queen". We talk about the complexity, the playing, lyrics and much more, and of course those scores.
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Ep 116 : Keep Yourself Alive
Ian tackles the early Brian May Classic "Keep Yourself Alive" off of the Queen Album "Queen", with a little extra guitars by Matt. We chat about the Lyrics, the guitar riffs, versions the significance and much much more, and of course the scores.
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Ep 115 : Bijou
Ian and special guest Thomas Brunkard take on the Brian and Freddie gem "Bijou" off of the Queen album Innuendo. We discuss musical themes, perfromance, the guitar playing and much much more and of course the scores!!!
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Customer Reviews
My Favorite Podcast!
I love the premise of this show. I tend to listen to the songs as a whole. The guys give me the musical details to listen for. Plus they are so funny and you can tell they are having a good time! I really enjoy listening!
Love it
Of the Queen podcasts I listen to this might be my favorite. I learn so much about song construction and the strengths and -dare I say- weaknesses of each member of Queen. “The methods and the madness” as our hosts say. I often find myself obsessively stopping the podcast to listen to the song - over and over again. What should be a thirty minute listen often takes me an hour a half.
Well done fellas!
Super Enjoyable
I love this show. These guys are so nerdy about Queen it makes me smile so much. I’ve never had any other friends who are as hardcore about Queen as I am, so these discussions are so fun to hear. And I love how much care they put into their covers of these songs! One of which I think is almost as good as the original (Ride the Wild Wind. For the record I like that song.)
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