These two tracks are believed to originate from just after 'The Works' sessions in 1984, or possibly during the 'A Kind Of Magic' sessions in 1985 or 1986.
'Back To Storm' is a studio demo, which features Freddie, Roger and John, and is a fast paced, piano and drum dominated track, with a similar feel to Sandbox. It features some dialogue at the start and end, and vocals for the first half of the song, with the rest instrumental. Some people think the main lyric is 'coming on far too strong' but I think 'back to storm' is definitely nearer. Length 1:19, or 1:32 with the dialogue.
'Little Boogie' is a piano demo of the same track, performed by Freddie, which some people claim is a fake derived from 'Back To Storm', but to me it sounds genuine, as there is a different section at about 0:11, and a tapping sound from the piano keys throughout which doesn't appear to be in the band version. Length 0:35.
In addition, there are two fan remixes, namely 'mixed version' lasting 1:19, and 'ultimate Chimera demo remix' lasting 2:53, which will no doubt be passed off as genuine demos at some point. Both tracks repeat sections of the of the original versions to create more complete mixes.
Lyrics:
Back To Storm
Freddie: Ready? One, two, three, four
Soul searchin' brother, you've been lying to me
Gotten on with my baby (unknown lyrics)
(Ad-libbed vocals)
You're telling me you're not my baby
Telling me wrong
You're not my, ba, ba, and then I'm (unknown lyric) storm
(Ad-libbed vocals)
Coming on back to storm
Yeah, yeah
Freddie: Very good, ha, ha. It's gotta go somewhere, but it just, er, wasn't (unknown dialogue)
