[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen Archivist wrote:
YES IT WILL. JUST DON'T KEEP SHOOTING THE MESSENGER. IT'S NOT MY DECISION WHAT QUEEN RELEASE, OR NOT. I'M JUST THE ARCHIVIST, AS I HAVE SAID A LOT OF TIMES.
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to (mis)quote "the life of brian"
"he's not the archivist....he's a very naughty boy"
"no, i'm the archvist, and my wife is"
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He showed that 'I-can't-sleep-there's-someone-in-the-Internet-who's-wrong' attitude of some people very well, thanks to him for that at least.
wow, so there you go, 4 posts of bloated ego, nice
I think GB is funny. It's amazing how he winds up some of the people up here. I see nothing wrong in what he does. Look at some of the nasty posts that people have posted about him. You'll see why he is the way he is.
Greg thinks he'll be so famous, that if he posts a sex vid of himself and his cheeseburger on the net, he'll be a celebrity just like Paris Hilton. Possible?
I still remember making a joke about it better hurry up or it won't make the millenium. That sad reality thought as unrealistic is almost a decade past it's sad point. Wasn't gasoline 99 cents a gallon when it first was announced?
I know the Houston '77 show was played at the convention I went to and I was complaining about the wait then, that being before the internet went bittorrent happy, before Paul Rodgers was anything we dared hope for.
If they need someone to go through everything, I'd pledge to work 60 - 80 hours per week, listen to every recording thoroughly 5 or more times and I don't even care if it includes 48 takes of Fun It without a change in the attempt of what they want played and created.
I'd work extremely cheap and I'd be willing to work for the cheapest amount legally offerable. No job could be greater than to catalogue for the public a studio collection of the mysterious events that turned out albums of pure art never to be equaled.
I know the Houston '77 show was played at the convention I went to and I was complaining about the wait then, that being before the internet went bittorrent happy, before Paul Rodgers was anything we dared hope for.
If they need someone to go through everything, I'd pledge to work 60 - 80 hours per week, listen to every recording thoroughly 5 or more times and I don't even care if it includes 48 takes of Fun It without a change in the attempt of what they want played and created.
I'd work extremely cheap and I'd be willing to work for the cheapest amount legally offerable. No job could be greater than to catalogue for the public a studio collection of the mysterious events that turned out albums of pure art never to be equaled.