QUEEN - Silver Salmon - A Collection Of Rare Tracks 1971-1977 - FRA Verne Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

A limited, black vinyl released in a beautiful, laminated sleeve with superb photographs of the band, containing rare, or unpublished recordings from the classic, early period of the band's activity. This LP, lasting over 50 minutes, contains, among other things, the first professional demo from Trident studio, from the end of 1971 (five tracks - 27 minutes), the previously unpublished, great "Silver Salmon" (probably from 1977, though some believe from 1974), "Polar Bear" (1972) from the repertoire of the band Smile, the rare recordings "Mad The Swine" (1972), "Feelings Feelings" (1977 - unreleased on vinyl), the bluesy "See What A Fool I've Been" (1974), taken from a single's B-side, as well as alternative versions of "Keep Yourself Alive" and "Seven Seas Of Rhye". It is the ideal complement to the contents of Queen's first seven studio albums! A MUST! Condition: NEW, unsealed.