Damn!
I was expecting Run With The Pack part II and what do I get?
Guitar and vocal harmonies???
Sorry, but I'm not a fan of opera.
Thanks for messing up the return of Bad Co guys.
I think I'll go run my ticket through a paper shredder now.
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....critics complaining saying it's not Queen is so lame....they used to complain when it was Queen that it was Queen....they would complain about Freddie......"Queen and Paul Rodgers" IS a different name so I am fine with it...besides no one would no who "green onions" was and therefore we wouldn't even have critics reviewing that album....there are lots of Queen guitar trademarks (that are really Brian's that he used in the band Queen that he founded with the others....Rogers drums are even better than his recent work with Queen...Roger did a lot of the writing too...
....besides how many of these 'critics' are actually music fans or have any background in music....many just did journalism and probably can't play more than three notes themselves....
....besides how many of these 'critics' are actually music fans or have any background in music....many just did journalism and probably can't play more than three notes themselves....
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Grantcdn1 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Rogers drums are even better than his recent work with Queen...Roger did a lot of the writing too...[/QUOTE]
More like, at the very least, he IS playing drums on the songs, and not being replaced by programmed drums, or sampled/looped phake drumming. :-P
More like, at the very least, he IS playing drums on the songs, and not being replaced by programmed drums, or sampled/looped phake drumming. :-P
I dont know what all the fuss is about.Brian and Roger are perfectly entitled to call themselves whatever they like.They've oked it with John to call themselves Queen and thats fine by me.
This is a different version of Queen with a classy singer/lead man in Paul Rodgers.
I think this album is brilliant.
This is a different version of Queen with a classy singer/lead man in Paul Rodgers.
I think this album is brilliant.