Queen/Bohemian Rhapsody 24 Track Master

A 2-CD set of QUEEN’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the second in the leaked multi-track master series, has arrived, recording each track separately from the 24-track master. “Bohemian Rhapsody” was included in “A Night at the Opera” released in 1975, and is a masterpiece that shines brightly in rock history with its dramatic song structure and elaborate arrangement. In this item, this “rock number representing the 20th century” is recorded directly from the multi-track master, including parts that were not used in the final mix, and listen to a number of takes that will surprise enthusiasts. It is possible. Each track is credited with a rough description of its contents, but the actual distribution is one of the most intricate in the series from the Multitraxx label, which specializes in leaked multi-track masters, and the chorus part is the most distinctive feature of this song. Overdub recording and ping-pong recording are repeated everywhere, and the content is such that you can almost hear the voices of the people in the field saying, “24 tracks are not enough.” Freddie’s vocal parts and Brian May’s guitar orchestration that were shelved, an amazing release that exposes them all to the light of day, and puts an end to the long-standing debate of “16 tracks or 24 tracks?” This is a shocking item. “Bohemian Rhapsody” 24 track master 1. Kick 2. Snare 3. Toms / Chorus 1 4. Room / Chorus 2 5. Bass 1 6. Bass 2 7. Bass 3 8. Piano 1 9. Piano 2 10. Guitar 1 / Background Vocal 1 11. Guitar 2 / Background Vocal 2 12. Background Vocal 3 1. Background Vocal 4 2. Background Vocal 5 3. Lead Vocal 1 / Piano 3 / Guitar 3 4. Lead Vocal 2 / Chorus 3 / Snare 2 5. Lead Vocal 3 / Chorus 4 / Guitar 4 6. Lead Vocal 4 / Chorus 5 / Guitar 5 7. Background Vocal 6 / Guitar 6 8. Background Vocal 7 / Lead Vocal 5 / Guitar 7 9. Background Vocal 8 / Guitar 8 10. Background Vocal 9 / Guitar 9 11. Background Vocal 10 / Guitar 10 12. Background Vocal 10 / Guitar 10