Randy tackles Soul Brother, the B-side to Under Pressure, on his own today as Kev is out with the 'rona! We didn't wanna leave you hanging so we thought we'd let Randy off leash and see if we even need that weird English guy!

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In today's episode, homicidal painters, swanee whistles, and a thorough explanation of hockey from a bona fide Canadian. Also, a killer track from Side Black of Queen II. Kev tries to explain to Randy how he feels this side of this album really is best listened to in its entirety and Randy assures Kev that, even though he's more of a guitarist himself, he definitely knows what a harpsichord is!

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Randy and Kev are joined by fellow Saskatchewanian and podcaster extraordinaire Corey Morrissette for the final episode in Season One (because Kev has literally just this second decided that seasons will be ten episodes long!) We talk about Corey's live experiences with Queen (and Paul Rodgers, and Adam Lambert), the use of Synths on Queen albums, and of course, plenty about this week's song; Coming Soon from 1980's The Game, including Kev's insightful and deeply profound analysis of the lyrics in the chorus.

You can check out Corey on his various EXCELLENT podcasts on Twitter:

And The Podcast Will Rock (see links below)

Back Tracks: Aerosmith Revisited (https://twitter.com/BTAerosmith)

Back Tracks: Theme Music (https://twitter.com/BTThemeMusic)

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Yet ANOTHER cut from News of the World, but this time one that Randy hadn't heard before. Some fun panning, maracas, and even a little cowbell in this one, plus we head back to the "Church of Go Fuck Yourself" for another sermon. PJ sent us a great raw sessions version of the song which we rather enjoyed and we also found out that this song was too hard for Brian May to play, which is why John Deacon took on some of the acoustic guitar responsibilities! (well.... it's a theory)

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Seriously? We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions in the first episodes? Kev is starting to get seriously worried that the end of this show is going to be him apologizing to Randy for a bunch of songs from A Kind of Magic and The Miracle!!! Talk about what to do with B Sides. What to do about the blatent theft of this format and how we can make it up to the people we stole it from. And mainly, two fellas dissecting one of the most instantly recognizable (second behind episode 4 perhaps!) songs ever written.

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Episode seven and after another Greatest Hits track last week, the boys were really hoping for a deeper cut and the wheel was in a good mood tonight. This is another first for Randy and a song that Kev hasn't thought about in quite a while. The boys talk Smokey Robinson, The Knack, and Prince in relation to the song and are faced with another Roger Taylor lyric, so it could easily go south on ya!

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Randy and Kev are back for another episode. We talk about clip clops, triangles, and what in the hell a saloon actually is that you can drive in style in it! We also read out listener tweets and recap the "farrago of mediocrity" that was Heaven For Everyone (thanks to Brian Crozier for that superb phrase!) Today's track is the gigantically brilliant Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy, from A Day At The Races. Tight arrangement, beautiful vocals, TWO bridges (count em!) and some beautiful frilly lyrics. It's just a hell of a good time.

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Don't stop us now because we want it all! Today's episode covers a cover. Well, technically. Heaven For Everyone was originally recorded by Roger Taylor's side project, The Cross in late 1987. The album was released posthumously after Freddie's death and is a mishmash of odds and ends and rehashed tracks. Kev and Randy talk about 90s synths, the lyrical prowess of Roger Taylor, and also a little bit about whether songs sugger from being overplayed on radio and in media!

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. (There's a pretty big one in this episode that I only realized after we were done recording!)

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Hello out there you stone cold crazy fat bottomed girls and guys! The wheel burped up another all time classic. Maybe the most iconic opening of any song in history. Seriously. No surprises from Kev and Randy when it came to voting on this one. Or were there???? We recapped last week's ep, including some chat about two live performances of Somebody to Love and then got straight into the meat of We Will Rock You. Kev even managed to sound vaguely cultured by bringing up a mythological reference! He also learned that he needs a podcasting checklist to make sure he's actually using the right mic before recording. (He's on a final warning, don't worry!) Randy introduces Kev to a new, highly technical audio engineering term when discussing the way Roger's drums were mic'd in one of the live performances and generally the two chaps had a wonderful old time!

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.

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The wheel kindly gave us our first song from (the UK release of) Greatest Hits this week and we were pretty excited to talk about this one! Turns out, Freddie Mercury could really sing! We also find out that Randy was categorically wrong last week and the poll backed up that assertion. Don't forget to head over to Twitter to let us know whether you thinkg Somebody To Love is one of the champions or whether it should bite the dust!

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.

If you want to get involved in the Kofi Klub, head over to our Ko-Fi page (linked below) and let us know which song you want us to add to the wheel! We also have a private channel in our Discord community for donors.

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