If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Where's Freddie?"

Today we get a classic deep cut from a classic album. Good Company is a Brian May tour-de-force, in which he labours for days to assemble a New Orleans style ragtime band using only his Red Special. The silly goose could have just brought in some session players instead! But then we wouldn't have this brilliant bit of technical virtuosity to wonder at. We introduce our very first Tweet of the Week and explore the subtleties of time management. Also, we learn that Randy can't wrap his head around Northern English dialect.

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If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Brian May got his way!"

I Go Crazy is a discarded idea from the Hot Space sessions that Brian revamped for The Works, but alas, John, Freddie, and Roger simply we're crazy about it (you see what I did there?) and consigned it to the B-side of Radio Gaga. The Cardinal of the Church of Go Fuck Yourself delivers a sermon in his church, Metallica make a shocking appearance, and the boys talk about Mary Austin selling Freddie's possessions at auction. It's another very silly hour and we hope you enjoy it.

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If Randy were to title this episode, and he did, he'd call it "Leave well enough alone!" Queen's rearrangement of 1985's I Was Born To Love You is the topic of conversation today and Kev and Randy dig into both the Queen version and the original Freddie version. Earnest lyrics, full Freddie harmonies, and some interesting choices from Brian make this song an interesting one to dig into. The boys were unanimous in their appraisal of this song. Also, we made a full and frank apologie to Barry John Williams for the horrendous mistake we made last week.

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"Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre you gonna take me home tonight?" "No chance. You look like you're gonna puke and I don't want to clean up two pints of Rum and black!" Few know that this was the original line, but Freddie wisely convinced Brian to change it. Let's be honest, there are issues with the lyrics in this one but you have to love the music. Randy and Kev are unanimous once again after not being unanimous last week! Fat Bottomed Girls is on the menu this week and the boys talk drum fills, drop tunings, and Randy just won't leave the hockey thing alone! Dig in, tune out, and go comment on Twitter and Facebook!

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Back to the start. Actually, back before the start in some ways, with a song written by Smile, the precursor band to both Queen and the much bigger and more influential Humpy Bong. Don't hump bongs folks, you could burn your pee pee and that's never good! Speaking of burning pee pees, Randy and Kev are back with another episode, talking about track two from Queen's debut album, "Doing All Right". Are Randy and Kev going to continue to vote the same way, or will another rift form between them, perhaps cataclysmic? There's only one real way to find out, so get stick some ear buds in and listen to this absolute nonsense at your leisure!

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This episode is titled "Ballad salad", so get yer tissues out folks. It's another tear-jerker! Kev and Randy agree again on "Too Much Love Will Kill You", the heart-wrenching autopsy of Brian May's failing marriage. Yeh we know, it's getting boring, there's not enough conflict.... maybe we should just have a game of slaps to introduce some authentic tension into the show... but look, we're just two simple Queen fans with two fancy microphones, getting together once a week to talk about one of the most eclectic bands in rock'n'roll history! And we're glad to have you along for the ride.

Thanks to everyone who tuned in to the last episode and left us some comments on Twitter! We'll always try to answer any questions you have and seriously appreciate any corrections you make to anything we get wrong. And thanks so much for all your support as usual. We're loving diving into the Queen fandom a little more deeply as much as we're enjoying recording the podcasts!

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Don't talk back! Don't talk back! Don't talk back! LEAVE US ALONE! Jesus Murphy, what do you people want from us? Another season of the highly acclaimed (in Kev's mind) and award-winning (in Randy's delusional fantasies) Queen podcast? We gotcha back Jack. And speaking of Backs, this episode covers the chatty kind. This one covers the John Deacon-penned third track from side one of Hot Space, the very electronic Back Chat. Kev and Randy actually got together in person to record this one. Will the friendship stand this close proximity? Will the podcast be back next week as a result? All these questions and more aren't answered in the following forty minutes of utter nonsensical drivel.

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Kev's in Ottawa, Randy was in Flin Flon, but by the grace of all the gods that ever existed (and there have been a lot!) they managed to get together to spin the accursed wheel and talk, at inordinate length, about another song in the Queen catalogue. This week it's an outtake from The Miracle sessions that is included on the Collector's Edition release of the album. We get into Jesus Murphy, arugula, and an outtake that likely should have been an album track, if not a single!

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Another Roger song. The first track from Jazz. Another unanimous decision from Kev and Randy. Apologies for the audio quality difference during the Twitter discussion. Kev's internet connection wasn't great and he was recording on his laptop with no proper mic. To cap off the shit show, Zoom didn't record the audio to separate tracks. Anyway, enough of that, polar bears, drum machines, lyrics, and the third Earl of sandwich are all discussed in this week's episode. One of those things isn't true. Enjoy!

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Look, it's really hard to write a good song about a cat. And I mean an actual cat, not like Cool for Cats or Honkey Cat. Those aren't the felines that lick their own arses and strut around like they own the place! In this week's episode, Kev astonishes Randy with his deep and nerdy guitar effect trivia, Randy awaits the talk box eagerly and both the boys vote the same way for the second week running on a track from 1991's Innuendo.

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