[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]August R. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's been way too long since we last heard Brian torturing Red Speacial. [/QUOTE]
Tell me about it. It's been 9 years since his last album (I'm not counting Furia).
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]August R. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]...
It's been way too long since we last heard Brian torturing Red Speacial. [/QUOTE]
I know the feeling. In the meantime, try listening to the mp3 available here:
http://www.burnsguitars.com/index.php?page_id=100019
Cheers,
Ogre-
It's been way too long since we last heard Brian torturing Red Speacial. [/QUOTE]
I know the feeling. In the meantime, try listening to the mp3 available here:
http://www.burnsguitars.com/index.php?page_id=100019
Cheers,
Ogre-
Thanks for the link Ogre.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: All this talk about organic sound and blues oriented straight forward rock music makes me think of NOTW album (especially Brian's stuff on that one).
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: All this talk about organic sound and blues oriented straight forward rock music makes me think of NOTW album (especially Brian's stuff on that one).
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]August R. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I was actually a bit surprized that Brian's thoughts didn't cause more discussion here on QZ, considering how eagerly we've been fighting over this issue in the past.[/QUOTE]
It wasn't discussed simply because the naysayers know they no longer have an argument! Well, you'd like to think so, anyway...
It wasn't discussed simply because the naysayers know they no longer have an argument! Well, you'd like to think so, anyway...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dan Corson VIII: The Zeppo wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PieterMC wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Why does every topic about the new album have to turn into a debate about the name or Paul bashing?[/QUOTE]Your an idiots paul sucks and name is should b nu![/QUOTE]
You WHAT, mate?
You WHAT, mate?
I'm looking forward to the new album.
I do like Paul Rodgers a lot.I think you will hear a lot more heavy rock stuff coming from the trio as i think that would suit everyone in Q-PR.Roger and Brian have always been rockers at heart.=)
I do like Paul Rodgers a lot.I think you will hear a lot more heavy rock stuff coming from the trio as i think that would suit everyone in Q-PR.Roger and Brian have always been rockers at heart.=)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dan Corson VIII: The Zeppo wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PieterMC wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Why does every topic about the new album have to turn into a debate about the name or Paul bashing?[/QUOTE]Your an idiots paul sucks and name is should b nu![/QUOTE]
You WHAT, mate?[/QUOTE]EXACTLY. I've always thought I did a damn good impression of the internet...
You WHAT, mate?[/QUOTE]EXACTLY. I've always thought I did a damn good impression of the internet...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dan Corson VIII: The Zeppo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]EXACTLY. I've always thought I did a damn good impression of the internet...[/QUOTE]
You forgot- I luv Freddie lik 4ever! He rulz!
You forgot- I luv Freddie lik 4ever! He rulz!
Shit...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]fantasticcircus wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Queen, Rodgers Nine Songs Into New Album
Queen + Paul Rodgers
June 22, 2007, 10:50 AM ET
Gary Graff, Detroit
Everybody tie your mothers down. Queen + Paul Rodgers plan to rock you again -- perhaps as soon as 2008. Rodgers tells Billboard.com that he's "recorded some nine songs" with Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor, and that there are plans to return to the studio in October to do some more work.
Rodgers won't commit to a definite timetable, but he guesses a new album may appear "probably next year the way things are going," with a tour likely to follow.
"With Queen and myself, it's a very organic thing," Rodgers explains. "We're letting it sort of develop itself naturally and not pushing it or giving it any pressure. We go in, just the three of us. Roger gets on the kit, Brian gets on the guitar, I get on the acoustic guitar and piano, either/or, and then we share the bass line afterwards."
Rodgers describes the new material as "interesting" and says he's been particularly fascinated by watching May craft Queen's trademark harmonies. "What happens is he can hear the song line and then he can hear all the harmonies on top of it," Rodgers explains. "We can't hear them, but when we go out in the studio he tells us what line we should sing. He knows exactly what he's doing and we don't know what it's going to sound like, but when we go back into the studio and the engineer puts everything up we all go, 'Holy smokes, listen to that! So that's the genius of the harmonies."
"My own approach, of course, is more of a bluesy thing," he adds. "If you add those two together it makes something else, something brand new."
Queen + Paul Rodgers began touring in 2005 and released a live album and DVD, "Return of the Champions," in 2006 before playing shows in North America. Rodgers says the group hasn't yet recorded a version of the song "Take Love," which he wrote for the North American leg.
Rodgers, who released the CD/DVD "Live in Glasgow" this year, is currently playing solo dates with his own band, while Taylor is boating in the Bahamas. May recently earned his Ph.D in astronomy and co-authored the book "Bang! -- The Complete History of the Universe."
www.billboard.com
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Yaaaaaaaay! absolutaly delighted
Queen + Paul Rodgers
June 22, 2007, 10:50 AM ET
Gary Graff, Detroit
Everybody tie your mothers down. Queen + Paul Rodgers plan to rock you again -- perhaps as soon as 2008. Rodgers tells Billboard.com that he's "recorded some nine songs" with Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor, and that there are plans to return to the studio in October to do some more work.
Rodgers won't commit to a definite timetable, but he guesses a new album may appear "probably next year the way things are going," with a tour likely to follow.
"With Queen and myself, it's a very organic thing," Rodgers explains. "We're letting it sort of develop itself naturally and not pushing it or giving it any pressure. We go in, just the three of us. Roger gets on the kit, Brian gets on the guitar, I get on the acoustic guitar and piano, either/or, and then we share the bass line afterwards."
Rodgers describes the new material as "interesting" and says he's been particularly fascinated by watching May craft Queen's trademark harmonies. "What happens is he can hear the song line and then he can hear all the harmonies on top of it," Rodgers explains. "We can't hear them, but when we go out in the studio he tells us what line we should sing. He knows exactly what he's doing and we don't know what it's going to sound like, but when we go back into the studio and the engineer puts everything up we all go, 'Holy smokes, listen to that! So that's the genius of the harmonies."
"My own approach, of course, is more of a bluesy thing," he adds. "If you add those two together it makes something else, something brand new."
Queen + Paul Rodgers began touring in 2005 and released a live album and DVD, "Return of the Champions," in 2006 before playing shows in North America. Rodgers says the group hasn't yet recorded a version of the song "Take Love," which he wrote for the North American leg.
Rodgers, who released the CD/DVD "Live in Glasgow" this year, is currently playing solo dates with his own band, while Taylor is boating in the Bahamas. May recently earned his Ph.D in astronomy and co-authored the book "Bang! -- The Complete History of the Universe."
www.billboard.com
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Yaaaaaaaay! absolutaly delighted
paul sings out of time, thats annoying
He doesn't. But we wouldn't expect you to know anything about music.