Time To Shine played on Radio 2

I'm loving it was shocked to see the link to be honest very catchy melodic and different like the ending of it i'm well excited now i think this album will be excellent. And paul rodgers has got a very powerful voice in my opinion that equals freddie.

Sounds good to me. Not instantly 'hit single' but that's not what we're after. It's nice to see that (at least this track) it's not a rehash of old Queen sounds and they are sounding modern and relevant, and using some different ideas. The Classic Rock review seems to bode very well indeed, because with Freddie's absence I'm sure there are a line of people just waiting to slag them off for daring to release anything new, even before they've bothered listening to it.

It's a powerful, uplifting rock anthem that goes directly to the gut. It has everything to be the next live classic.

And don't forget we've only heard a fragment...

I thought that Say it's Not True and C-lebrity was ok, but this is something else.

I like this tracks. It's fresh, original and uplifting. It gives something, something positive and optimistic.

This is the best thing I've heard from Queen since No One But You. Period.

If this is the weakest track on the album.... I think this fall will be fantastic :)

I find it interesting, the way that people describe tracks before the album is released (I'm doing it myself). I look forward to hear the album as a whole, to listen to the songs in the "right" context.

Try to imagine how it would have been if we had the oportunity in to listen in advance in 1977 or 1984 for that matter. How would you have perceived "Who Needs You" or "Man on The Prowl"? Not my favourites, but not the worse either..

just heard still burnin on planet rock radio,mark jeeves show.wee bit heavy and overvocals.good sounding base guitar there as well.brians guitar sticks out as usuall lol.nice solo in thew middle as you would expect.and the we will rock you bit in the middle of it?.absolutley loved it.

this song is bloody fantastic!!!! it's like a breath of fresh air when you need it badly. i can't wait to hear the rest of the album....finally some new music that we can look forward to...!!!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Thomas Tonnesen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]This is the best thing I've heard from Queen since No One But You. Period.[/QUOTE]

Two things. colon:


1) This isn't actually a Queen song, and even Brian calls QPR a new band.

2) Compared to the other original tracks since 1997 (The bore-666-bore trilogy and C-Lebrity) anything would be "best".

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]david (galashiels) wrote: [/QUOTENAME]just heard still burnin on planet rock radio,mark jeeves show.wee bit heavy and overvocals.good sounding base guitar there as well.brians guitar sticks out as usuall lol.nice solo in thew middle as you would expect.and the we will rock you bit in the middle of it?.absolutley loved it.[/QUOTE]
Did you record it please?

At least I agree with Brian in one thing,this is not Queen.

I genuinely liked it, VERY different sound for Queen and Paul's vocals really soar.

I love it.

I like it! I cant wait for the album!

Had high hopes about the album... I don't say I'm dissapointed anyway, but it's not the style I was looking for really. This one is one of the most boring tracks of it, it doesn't sound new at all. Every Queen track until now did sound as something new. The Call, Invincible, Say, they are, more or less, unique.

I love this song. That would be a great way to open the show. This track's promise alone gives me goosebumps about mid September. I dared hope for something that worked in combining Rodgers Vocal style with Queen's more electric, more 90's May/Taylor solo style rather than trying to recreate the past like Duran Duran did when they failed their comeback mainly because they forsaked their natural style in an effort to recreate the dance/rock combo style that had it's day.

This song is just what I expected, something along that later Queen meets Free/Rodgers and comes out cooler than I could have imagined proving once again that today's artists are little fingerpainting children nowhere remotely within reasonable comparison of Queen in any form.