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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Tero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Great, just what I needed was a physical release of a track I don't want to hear. And most probably it will be coupled with three different live versions of WWRY. :P[/QUOTE]

Yes, because they're forcing you to buy it...[/QUOTE]

Not really. They haven't even forced me to hear the new version.

What it is going to be is a missed opportunity.
The first single of the band, which sets the expectations for what the band is going to be like.

Mark my words. ;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Benn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Fairy King, re:

>>Shameless!

I don't see how.
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For including this in the article:

www.myspace.com/joonrock
The best new melodic rock band on the planet - The next Queen!!!

:P
We love you Mandy!
I feel they are really doing the wrong thing here. They will find it very hard to come back with something if this goes flat on its arse which it probably will. Was a nice taster of things to come, not THE thing to come.
The Fairy King
Posted: 12/6/2007 1:08:39 PM
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Benn wrote:

The Fairy King, re:

>>Shameless!

I don't see how.




For including this in the article:

www.myspace.com/joonrock
The best new melodic rock band on the planet - The next Queen!!!

:P


I have balls dont I. lol. Do you agree about the band though? Miles Better than all the other shit about at the moment. I know this is off subject but its better than name calling if anything, which is what seems to happen a lot on here.
I hope they release a 7" single as well. Otherwise I don't think i'm going to buy it...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Tero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Great, just what I needed was a physical release of a track I don't want to hear. And most probably it will be coupled with three different live versions of WWRY. :P

The only good thing about the physical release is that it really forces the apologists to have a look at what's happened to the band.

So far it's been easy to dismiss the existing artwork of the song (with the band titled simply as Queen) and press releases as nothing more than mistakes made by the press, but the physical release will settle that once and for all.

It will also tell exactly how much interest there is for the "new" song in the outside world, when so far the response has been limited to what the few thousand people online think about it.

It's not going to be pretty. :/[/QUOTE]

Wow, what a sourpuss.

Anyway, I'm glad they're releasing it as long as all the proceeds go to 46664. That's what its all about.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Tero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]What it is going to be is a missed opportunity.
The first single of the band, which sets the expectations for what the band is going to be like.

Mark my words. ;)[/QUOTE]

Call me naïve, but I don't believe they're doing this to raise awareness of the new band, but to raise awareness of World AIDS day. Sure, there may be some underlying motive to test the waters, but it's primarily to promote their association with Nelson Mandela and 46664.

As Mr Faron Hyte has said, if all proceeds go to the 46664 campaign or to the MPT, then this is the right thing. I'm almost certain there will be a proper QPR single when the album is ready but, as Brian and Roger have said several times (yet most have missed), the album isn't ready yet, so 'Say It's Not True' isn't being used as a taster for the new album.

It's beyond me why people don't understand that...

I like Pim's idea, to release a maxi-single or whatever they call it, with all the songs recorded for 46664 back in March 2003. Someone should mention that to Brian...
I understand where your coming from but in an ideal situation I would have waited to release a proper single and brought something rock and in your face out with a Queen video. The download was a great idea but this is what I find a bit daft.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]olly1988 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I understand where your coming from but in an ideal situation I would have waited to release a proper single and brought something rock and in your face out with a Queen video. The download was a great idea but this is what I find a bit daft.[/QUOTE]

I like that idea too, but only when QPR are ready to release their album will that make any sense. Seeing that this is all for charity, I find that the video is perfect for the occasion, and the idea of releasing Say It's Not True as a physical product to raise money and awareness for charity is an even better idea.
I agree, but it just would have been nice to have been blown away by the 'Comeback'. Not watching a video which even though fits the 46664 theme wont get any airplay.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]olly1988 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Fairy King
Posted: 12/6/2007 1:08:39 PM
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Benn wrote:

The Fairy King, re:

>>Shameless!

I don't see how.




For including this in the article:

www.myspace.com/joonrock
The best new melodic rock band on the planet - The next Queen!!!

:P


I have balls dont I. lol. Do you agree about the band though? Miles Better than all the other shit about at the moment. I know this is off subject but its better than name calling if anything, which is what seems to happen a lot on here. [/QUOTE]

I prefer other "shit".
We love you Mandy!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]olly1988 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree, but it just would have been nice to have been blown away by the 'Comeback'. Not watching a video which even though fits the 46664 theme wont get any airplay.[/QUOTE]

I don't think you understand the difference between the "comeback" of QPR and doing something for charity. Allow me to assist you.

Remove from your mind any thought that this release has anything to do with a "comeback". Because it doesn't. The focus isn't on QPR. This isn't a release or a video to say to the world, "Hey, we're QPR, and we're ready to release our new album, and this single and video is a taster for what's to come! ARE YOU READY TO ROCK?!?"

Is that thought out of your mind? Okay, good.

Now, here's what you should replace that thought ("What thought?" I hear you ask. Good.) with:

'Say It's Not True' has been released, and will potentially be released as a physical product, FOR CHARITY. IT'S ALL FOR NELSON MANDELA AND HIS CAMPAIGN. THE VIDEO THAT HAS BEEN PRODUCED HAS BEEN FOR CHARITY, AND WAS CREATED BY A DIRECTOR COMMISSIONED SPECIALLY FOR WORLD AIDS DAY.

So, to sum up:

'Say It's Not True' single and video to announce the return of QPR? NO!!!

'Say It's Not True' single and video to raise awareness for 46664 and AIDS? YES!!!

I don't know how much more clear this can be said.
I like the idea of 46664 tracks released that way- at least we could oput taht all to rest. Don't like them- simple as that ;)
BUT- i'm affreaid Queen were very rarelly giving us interesting B-sides... Unfortunatelly I predict sth from RETURN OF THE CHAMPIONS...
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Fenderek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like the idea of 46664 tracks released that way- at least we could oput taht all to rest. Don't like them- simple as that ;)
BUT- i'm affreaid Queen were very rarelly giving us interesting B-sides... Unfortunatelly I predict sth from RETURN OF THE CHAMPIONS...[/QUOTE]

eil.com is listing it as having only the audio track and a CD-ROM track (I assume of the video), and nothing else. So if that's accurate, its just the song and nothing but.

I'd also like to remark on the amazing clarity of thought displayed by Mr. Burnham. This single is about the charity and the disease first, and any good publicity that comes out of it second. It most certainly is not a "comeback" release, and considering that the band just completed a world tour a year ago, I'm not sure what they have to "come back" from. The tour was the "comeback" - from 20 years of not touring amd 15 years of "maybe we're a band, maybe we're not". The album and subsequent tour-to-come are the delivering-you-the-goods-that-we-warmed-you-up-for-by-going-on-tour-last-year-and-the-year-before. "Comebacks" are for people and bands that had spectacular failures or horrible disasters that require they lay low for x number of years before re-emerging from the failure/disaster. The QPR album is a continuation of the successful collaboration that the tour represented; I don't consider it a "comeback" in the traditional showbiz sense, anymore than the next Spielberg movie is a "comeback", since he hasn't really gone anywhere - he's just continuing to do what he does. QPR haven't really gone anywhere either.
I think it's great news. A quality version for purchase and for a great cause. If you have doubts, don't buy it. Simple as that.
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