Picture the scene; a small village pub where a young couple are enjoying a quiet drink together before going to tell her parents that they're engaged to be married. They hear a low rumbling in the distance that gets steadily louder, to the point where their small wrought iron table starts to shake and the barely-twenty somethings grab their drinks (he a pint of Strongbow, she a delicate rosé from California.) All of a sudden, a sports car comes drifting around the tight corner spraying dust and pebbles all over the couple, cracking the wine glass and shattering one of the decades old front windows. The car screeches to a halt and a lithe, dirty blonde-haired man wearing leather pants, a sleeveless white tee, and shades alights, walks over to the couple, says "Push the envelope, don't sit on the fence!", retreats, climbs back into the driver's seat, and shouts "I'M IN LOVE WITH MY CAAAARRRRRRRRR!" before gunning it, spraying more pebbles, and a starlted vole, into the carnage he's already created. As the car speeds off into the shattered still of the countryside, the license plate "MEDW$" can just be made out as it shrinks to a dot and vanishes.

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Don't sit on the fence" or possibly "Why didn't someone buy Rog' a rhyming dictionary?"

Today's episode covers another Roger car song, this time from "Innuendo". That's right, we're covering "Ride The Wild Wind".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 36:03

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It's a Roger tune. It's from Sheer Heart Attack. It's a song The Cardinal does not know, so Kev gets to watch his pal hear the song for the first time. We get into the weeds about endings and medleys and solos, oh my! There's more talk about Metallica's drummer (honestly, this is the last week!) and Randy reveals why he didn't buy his wife a Christmas present this year. He also gets all emotional about a rescue. It's pathetic, to be frank.

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Rog', just turn down the stereo!" or maybe "Mr. Randy really fucking blew it this time..."

Today's episode covers Roger's solo contribution to "Sheer Heart Attack" and he's wearing purple shoes. It's time to check in with the "Tenement Funster".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 33:51

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Kev was just tryin' to pod. That's all. He wasn't asking for much. We get into the weeds about a brown Christmas, Randy is still salty about not being able to get a burger in Kindersley at 11pm, and the boys discover that they have a potential double act that they may or may not choose to exploit at some future point. Also, Kevin makes a very strange noise and there's an awful lot of childish tittering in this hour and twenty-ish minutes of nonsense! Plus, LACROSSE TALK!

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Can we wrap up this Highlander stuff already?" or possibly "Kurgen. Kurgen? Who the fuck is Kurgan?!"

Today's episode covers Brian's heavy metal ode to the antagnoist from Highlander, "Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme)"

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 40:55! Yeh, we went on a bit!

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Randy and Kev hit upon a phenomenal business idea after identifying a serious gap in the market where banjo players are concerned. The accordian is selected rather than a kazoo, we find that Arpeggio isn't the current AC Milan left back (who knew!), and Randy called his shot; well, on the album front at least! It's all going down on this week's episode and we'd like to drag you into the insane muck with us!

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "I love Queen, just not all their songs" or possibly, "Buena banda, mala canción"

Today's episode covers Brian's synthy track from side two of "Hot Space", the soaring "Las Palabras De Amor (The Words of Love)"

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 35:49!

If you want to check out the Absofunkinlutely track that we used in the episode, "Soul Sucker", which was written by the Cardinal and included the album "Blues Kid City", you can check that out here. It's a vibe! https://youtu.be/dDaByP0nXWs

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"Hey guys, the bass player wrote a song and he wants to play it for us". "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh, wait, what? You're serious? Oh OK then, yeh let's hear the bass player's 'song'..." That's usually the way it goes in bands but John's first contribution made it onto side two of 1974's adventurous masterpiece, Sheer Heart Attack. Roger gets a new drum, Kev's the Turkey of the Month, and we get into the weeds about the future of music as an AI "artist" is signed to a contract (and people wonder why I drink!")

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Is misfire a euphemisim?" or possibly, "Your gun is loaded and pointing my way!"

Today's episode covers Deacy's first solo contribution to Queen's catalogue, "Misfire".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 32:32!

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I had this perfect dream... and then I woke up. But, weirdly, when I woke up, I found out that Randy is running for the office of the Prime Minister of the Central African Republic! Yeh, THAT Randy! The guy who downvoted The Prophet's Song! I mean, how in the green shit did we end up here? Well, you can listen to the episode to find out, but you're gonna have to wade through a whole lot of us talking about a wide range of topics, from Nellie the Elephant to Bryan Adams. From Bruce Dickinson to Scott Moe (fuck that guy). Oh, and Queen. We definitely talk about Queen!

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "All God's People", because he's a lazy, lazy good-for-nothing son-of-a-bitch!!!

Today's episode covers some of the leftover scraps from Freddie's Barcelona sessions, the aforementioned "All God's People".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 35:57!

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Back to the first record! We're trapped in the seventies for a third week in a row and we are not mad about that! I checked on Wikipedia and apparently, this Jesus fella was kind of a big deal in Judea in the 0000s. You probably know him best from his range of sandles and uncomfortable headwear but to many he was much better known as a carpenter, principally through his Dad's construction business. There was a lot of property development around Jerusalem at the time as the populaton bounced back from Psycho Herod's mad slaughter campaign a few years earlier. Incredibly, Herod faced no charges and was retained as monarch for a substantial period! Sorry, I got a bit carried away down the Wikipedia rabbit hole there. In this episode we talk quite an awful lot about Queen! And why not. That's what the podcast is about after all!

We also listen to the De Lane Lea version of Jseus to see how it differs from the eventual recorded version.

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "I bet Jesus couldn't drive a stick shift" or possibly "Stone Cold Jesus!"

Today's episode covers the penultimate track from Queen's debut album "Jesus".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 34:23!

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Well, we're going back a couple more years and heading to Sheer Heart Attack. Kevin almost manifested the song for the second time!!! No, seriously, he was like 3 pixels away!!! Randy knows this song, Kev knows this song and the boys get into a discussion about whether Roger Taylor is swinging the beat. Kev insists he is, Randy is not convinced! The first song that Queen ever played live and a mainstay of the set from 1970 to 1978, this is possibly the first thrash metal song. It's also the first song credited to all four band members, mainly because they couldn't remember who'd actually written the lyrics!

We also listen to the BBC version of Spread Your Wings after repeated recommendations. Oh, and we talk about the Metallica cover that inexplicably won a grammy in 1991.

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Wouldn't a wet fish bone smell worse" or possibly "Stone Cold Crazy Rocks"

Today's episode covers the heaviest song from arguably Queen's heaviest album "Sheer Heart Attack", we're all "Stone Cold Crazy".

NOTE: If you want to skip ahead to Randy and Kev's manifestations and the wheel spin, that happens at 41:37!

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We've gone forward to the past! Yes, we've abandoned synths and drum machines, said farewell to high-gloss production and made our way back to Frank's house to talk about one of Deacy's very best tunes. We'll discover what hairy big toes have to do with anything, what Randy has been spending his time doing instead of working on proper music, and there's more whining and moaning about Sportsball from the Cardinal, whose eventual funeral we cordially invite you all to attend. In and amongst all this, we talk guitar tone, economy of arrangement, and C-sections (not that kind).

We also talk a little bit about the Fab Four's recently released final single, if you're a Beatles fan at all, and if you're not, take yourself outside and give yourself a jolly good talking to!

If Mr. Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Who does Sammy think he is?" or possibly "Does the Emerald Bar server deep-fried pickles?"

Today's episode covers the penultimate track from side one of 1977's "News Of The World", "Spread Your Wings".

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Back to the Miracle sessions! We're stuck in the 80s folks. It's lycra pants, polyester jackets and really, really, really bad haircuts all the way! It's also damn near our one year anniversary! We're so thankful for all of you who have tuned in to our nonsensical ramblings and incredibly sorry to have put you to so much trouble!

Can Kev and Randy find anything nice to say about another song from '89? Will Sylvester Stallone appear at the beginning of this song to avenge his mother's aunt's cab driver's cousin's hairdresser and foil a plot by the nazis to switch out her mousse for brylcreem? What am I talking about? Do you know? DO I KNOW??? There are no answers in this podcast, but you're welcome to listen along anyway!

If Mrs. Mr. Randy were to title this episode, she’d probably call it "Thank God you're still alive" or possibly "It's another song from The Miracle".

Today's episode covers the B-side to "I Want It All", "Hang On In There"

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