No one but you. Do you consider it a full blooded Queen song?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Beatles, it wouldn't work and they knew it. That's why we never got a reunion, outside of the Anthology thing.
They did write a 3 piece song but it never got released, which is a bit of a shame.[/QUOTE]

Really? I wasn't aware of that.

The closest they ever got otherwise to being a 3-piece Beatles was on George's "All Those Years Ago" (if ONLY Paul had played bass on it...)

The tale goes that the song was a Paul/George collaboration called "All For Love" or some such.

There's also a Lennon song that wasn't completed. There's some versions of it on Youtube, including one that's been Beatle-ised.... by WHO I don't know.

Take a look at Queen Rocks' sleeve - answer is there:

"Queen are: John Deacon, Brian May, Freddie Mercury and Roger taylor
'No-One But You' is of course another story"

Another story!

I think it is. It's a wonderful bookend to their long, illustrious career, and a perfect tribute to Freddie. It is, in my opinion, the last true Queen song.

Yes, I do consider today's tour to be Queen. And I think they have every right to tour with Paul Rodgers. But in terms of the "classic" Queen...I think this is the last true "classic" Queen song.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]QueenZeppelin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think it is. It's a wonderful bookend to their long, illustrious career, and a perfect tribute to Freddie. It is, in my opinion, the last true Queen song.

Yes, I do consider today's tour to be Queen. And I think they have every right to tour with Paul Rodgers. But in terms of the "classic" Queen...I think this is the last true "classic" Queen song.[/QUOTE]

Simple. Perfect.

Next discussion, please.