Come and listen to my story about a man named Fred.

A poor balladeer, barely kept his kittens fed

And then one day while John and Roger stewed,

Well up through the mic come a bumblin dude.

Robin Cable that is, Trident Engineer, Phil Spector Wannabe.

“I CAN hear music”, or possibly “It’s not exactly a wall of sound, more a small privet hedge of sound…”

Today's song covers a song never originally intended to be a single. It features three members of Queen and a whole lot of reverb. It's the song that came out before Queen's debut album, "I Can Hear Music".

NOTE: If you want to skip straight to the manifestations and wheel spin, that happens right around 13:19.

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There once was a Queen fan from Wigan

Whose nose he was told was a big 'un

He tried to break free

Then he fell to his knees

And consulted the Cardinal's florilegium

If Kev were to title this episode, he'd probably call it “Get a grip America” or possibly, “Simply sensational synthtastic solo”

Today's song covers the worldwide chart hit from "The Works", the slick pop anthem "I Want to Break Free".

The song included at the end of the episode is the inimitable Dudley Moore performing his masterpiece "Jump", live in 1973.

NOTE: There's a fair bit of jibber and also some jabber at the top of this one, so if you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, we won't think any less of you. Skip forward to 42:53 if wanna get to the good stuff!

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Hey, does anyone read these episode descriptions? I could probably write anything here couldn't I? I could ask you to send me photos of your favourite letter box. Maybe I could see if someone would be willing to paint themselves orange, stand on the steps of Huddersfield Town Hall and repeatedly scream "Life goes on BRA!" for four hours, or until the local constabulary arrive to deal with them. Maybe I'll start a movement of some kind and I can relay secret messages to my followers here, like the spies used to do with the Times crossword. Things like, "The elucidated octopus knows no pity". You know, that kind of thing...

If Randy were to title this episode, he'd probably call it "Bo Rhap before Bo Rhap" or possibly "Them dudes can play!"

Today's song covers the monumental centre-piece from Side Black of "Queen II", all six and a half minutes of "The March of the Black Queen".

The song included at the end of the episode is "Pharmacist on a Harley" from the latest Randy Woods Band album, "Soul Hammer" and you can find it here! https://youtu.be/WgARAxQqifw

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 46:58 (yeh we know, it's a long one this week folks!)

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"The stranger came early in February, one wintry day, through a biting wind and a driving snow, the last snowfall of the year, over the down, walking as it seemed from Bramblehurst railway station, and carrying a little black portmanteau in his thickly gloved hand. He was wrapped up from head to foot, and the brim of his soft felt hat hid every inch of his face but the shiny tip of his nose; the snow had piled itself against his shoulders and chest, and added a white crest to the burden he carried."

That's the intro to H.G. Wells classic book.

"I'm the invisible man

I'm the invisible man

Incredible how you can

See right through me"

That's the intro to this week's song. H.G. Wells it ain't!

If Randy were to title this episode, he'd probably call it "I want a new invisible man" or possibly "Love is a stranger, invisibly"

Today's song covers the fourth single from Queen's last album of the 80s. That's right, it's "The Invisible Man"

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 37:58

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Truck yeah? Fuck no! A week late week for Valentine's day, it's time to hold hands with your significant other, take a long walk down the beach together, look deeply into each other's eyes and say "Whaddya fancy for supper then...?" There's a touch of class about this week's song and even if Roger thought it belonged in a knitting circle rather than a rock band's repertoire, it still make the top ten and the Greatest Hits record, neither of which Rog' managed up until The Works. So stick that in your carburetor and smoke it!

If Randy were to title this episode, he'd probably call it "Happy at home" or possibly "Deacy gets freaky with his missus!"

Today's song covers the first Deacy-penned single in the Queen catalogue, "You're My Best Friend" from 1975's "A Night at the Opera"

The song included at the end of the episode is "Amazed" by Kev (played on, recorded, produced, and mixed by the Cardinal!) Check it out here: https://youtu.be/YQ-qg29lfMw

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 33:58

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Strawberries can go fuck themselves. Blueberries can go fuck themselves. Kraft Dinner? Yep, it can go fuck itself. What about peanut butter? Absolutely 100% suitable for a good go fuck yourself. That’s just list of foods I find unacceptable and I feel should be banned, but we’re not here to talk about shitty eats. We’re here to talk about killer beats. Come on so heavy, cos we’re talkin’ Queen.

Today's song covers the opening track on side two of Queen's 1977 masterpiece ,"News of the World", the erotically charged "Get Down, Make Love"

The song included at the end of the episode is "Why Can't We Get Along" by Randy Woods Band. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/kzR1Dq9JWrk

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 37:16

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Bangkok to Saskatoon, kick a dick and see ya soon. That’s the opening number in my new rock opera titled “I wish I could think of a better blurb for this podcast”. I’m not gonna lie, I miss old Randy doing the intros and outros. Don’t tell him I said this but he’s kinda good at them. Anyway, chop all the letters out of the newspaper and blackmail the local vicar, cos if Kev were to title this episode, he’d probably call it “Scandal, what scandal?” or possibly “More sauce please.”

Today's song covers the fourth album from Queen's 1989 album ,"The Miracle". The video bored Roger to tears, but will the song work for our interpid pair of podcasters?

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 29:13

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You know we love you but you drive us crazy! Randy is off globetrotting on the other side of the pale blue dot, shoveling sushi and noodle bowls into his poodle hole and generally having a grand old time without me! Well, I’ll show him what for in the intro and outro. Slip it into first, push the seats back, and enjoy the ride, we’re talkin’ Queen.

If Kev were to title this episode, he’d probably call it “Driven by Who?”, or possibly “We do like cheese!"

Today's song is already our second from Brian May's first full solo album ,"Back To The Light", the piece that was originally commissioned by the Ford motor company, "Driven By You".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 10:08

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Don't stop me now I'm here, Dear Friends will be Friends, Don't lose your headlong, A human body language, and Father to son and daughter. Phew, Pank sure was busy coming up with song title mashups on social media yesterday wasn’t he! I blame Richard Hearn. Look, we passed the open windows last week, but we’re talkin’ defenestration, we’re talkin’ ‘bout da Vinci and Rembrant, but most of all, we’re talking Queen!

If Kev were to title this episode, he’d probably call it “Nobody's worth it”, or possibly “Don’t Do It”.

Today's episode covers only our third song from "The Game", Freddie's black comedy aimed at an ex-lover, "Don't Try Suicide".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 35:50

OUR APPEAL: If you are experiencing severe depression and are having suicidal thoughts, please reach out for help as soon as you can. You can always contact the Samaritans, free of charge, on 116 123, or by visiting their website samaritans.org.

The music used at the end of the show is "Aunt Jemima" by Randy's old band, Absofunkinlutely. You can find it here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pKL-zZmO3TI

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Welcome to another episode of this ridiculous podcast, with ridiculous hosts who have ridiculous opinions talking to ridiculous listeners about a ridiculous band. It's just ridiculous.

Randy pulls out his Wilford Brimley impersonation and is absolutely delighted by the sight of Freddie's football getup in the Gaga video and Brian's bone guitar! We also get down to the serious questions, like "Who's banging Mrs. Clause?", "What's the matter with Andrew?", and of course, "Are your men on the right pills?" Randy has beef with Corey, Kev is caught in the middle, and this really is the only life for all of us. So sit back, put your feet up, we're talking Queen!

"This is the only life for me" or possibly, "Stepping Out, ala Queen"

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "This is the only life for me" or possibly, "Stepping Out, ala Queen"

Today's episode covers only our second song from "The Works", the piano-led Freddie movie song, "Keep Passing The Open Windows".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 33.05

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