Star Fleet

Star Fleet 8:06
Written by Bliss/Arr. May
Appears on: Star Fleet Project,
UK Back To The Light CD single 1
Since this album only had a limited original run and no proper re-release, it's pretty hard to come by, but well worth getting finding. Star Fleet Project was called a "mini-album" by Brian because he thought it was too short to be a proper album, but too long to be even an EP single. The project's title track is an exceptional rocker featuring Eddie Van Halen and Brian seeming to duke it out with their axes. This is raw and full of energy. The lyrics are from the English-dubbed Japanese TV show "Star Fleet."

Star Fleet (Single Edit) 4:12
Written by Bliss/Arr. May
Appears on: UK Star Fleet 7" vinyl, US Star Fleet 7" promo vinyl, US Star Fleet 12" promo vinyl

The single version was cut down from the full eight minutes, removing most of the guitar battle between Brian and Eddie. There's still plenty to love here.

Star Fleet (US Promo Edit) 3:07
Written by Bliss/Arr. May
Appears on: US Star Fleet 7" promo vinyl

Info coming soon

Star Fleet (Argentinian Promo Edit) 3:36
Written by Bliss/Arr. May
Appears on: Star Fleet 7" Argentinian promo vinyl

Info coming soon.

Let Me Out

Let Me Out 7:13
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Star Fleet Project,
UK Back To The Light CD single 1
Brian has said this was an old song he brought out for this project and it's a good little bluesy track. Brian is on lead vocals and there's more of Brian and Eddie trying to out-do each other on the strings.

Blues Breaker

Blues Breaker 12:51
Written by May/Van Halen/Gratzer/Chen/Mandel
Appears on: Star Fleet Project, UK Back To The Light CD single 2

A long blues jam, with no lyrics or vocals, just a bunch of talented musicians grinding it out for almost thirteen minutes. The liner notes dedicate this piece to "E.C." (Eric Clapton) and that's where the name comes from.

Son Of Star Fleet

Son Of Star Fleet 4:28
Written by Bliss/Arr. May
Appears on: UK Star Fleet 7" vinyl

A b-side to the Star Fleet 7" vinyl single. Here's everything cut of out the single version of "Star Fleet," cleverly working around the absent lyrics. The original is still the best version, but this still holds up.