The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s) - maybe work sucks or whatever -, that *KNOW* this bashing gets on our nerves, and so do take out their stress on us for that reason, cos it'll satisfy them in the end with all the anger they've channelled unto others that way :-) *
They in reality secretly like the album, even if it may not be up to their personal 'standards' (ha!), but are too 'brave' to admit it in the meantime.
*As Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say *ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation, guaranteed.
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s) [/QUOTE]
Or they could just think it's a poor album that hasn't sold either.
Or perhaps they've been around long enough to finally see Queen get the serious recognition they deserve only to have it damaged by a couple of the remaining members egos........
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s) [/QUOTE]
Or they could just think it's a poor album that hasn't sold either.
Or perhaps they've been around long enough to finally see Queen get the serious recognition they deserve only to have it damaged by a couple of the remaining members egos........
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[b]Ken8 wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s)
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Or they could just think it's a poor album that hasn't sold either.
Or perhaps they've been around long enough to finally see Queen get the serious recognition they deserve only to have it damaged by a couple of the remaining members egos........
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[b]Ken8 wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s)
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Or they could just think it's a poor album that hasn't sold either.
Or perhaps they've been around long enough to finally see Queen get the serious recognition they deserve only to have it damaged by a couple of the remaining members egos........
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http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2007/04/wrong-mike.jpg
[QUOTE]*As
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again.
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again.
I accept that I probably have stacks of naivety in this area, but I don't see how TCR can damage Queen's legacy or reputation - in the eyes of an intelligent person, at least. Queen's legacy is set in stone; those albums, live recordings and songs aren't going anywhere. One can easily choose to ignore everything they did after a certain point; if 'the public' were to suddenly see Queen as a joke just because of some bad collaborations in the years 1992-2008, then big deal.
For what it's worth, I don't think that's happened. Where I live, people don't even know there was a new Queen album.
Get a new promotional team, Brian...
For what it's worth, I don't think that's happened. Where I live, people don't even know there was a new Queen album.
Get a new promotional team, Brian...
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]*As
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again. [/QUOTE]
You haters should stop polluting our attempts at having civil, mature topics where we want to talk *POSITIVELY* about Q+PR and their album, for starters. Most of us are sick and tired of you assholes doing that. Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. Or does the Church of Freddie forbid that?
[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]*As
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again. [/QUOTE]
You haters should stop polluting our attempts at having civil, mature topics where we want to talk *POSITIVELY* about Q+PR and their album, for starters. Most of us are sick and tired of you assholes doing that. Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. Or does the Church of Freddie forbid that?
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
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[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.[/QUOTE]
Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
TCR isn't worth taking back to the shops... that's a bit extreme tho. It's an alright album that PR, BM and RT have got together and made. I'll be honest, I have only listened to it twice and only liked a handful of songs. They sounded better live IMO. By using the name Queen you are going to have fans compare to past endeavors... the guys prob new this all along... they also must know Freddie is bigger than them all put together solely because his death has made him a legend... even if the album was amazing folk would still have said it's not a patch on ANATO... or Freddie would have given the songs that extra bit of magic.
It's funny that fans here are still blasting this album though. This album brought about another tour... and I was lucky enough to see Queen tour for the first time in my life after being addicted to their music for nearly 20 years, so if the decide to make another and then tour again... GO FOR IT.
[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.[/QUOTE]
Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
TCR isn't worth taking back to the shops... that's a bit extreme tho. It's an alright album that PR, BM and RT have got together and made. I'll be honest, I have only listened to it twice and only liked a handful of songs. They sounded better live IMO. By using the name Queen you are going to have fans compare to past endeavors... the guys prob new this all along... they also must know Freddie is bigger than them all put together solely because his death has made him a legend... even if the album was amazing folk would still have said it's not a patch on ANATO... or Freddie would have given the songs that extra bit of magic.
It's funny that fans here are still blasting this album though. This album brought about another tour... and I was lucky enough to see Queen tour for the first time in my life after being addicted to their music for nearly 20 years, so if the decide to make another and then tour again... GO FOR IT.
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]*As
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again. [/QUOTE]
How about skipping it and checking the rest of the songs then?
Did you also miss them here in Brazil just because of your silly Mercurism? I'd dare to say the Rio gig was the best we've had in years and years - that is, if the fans who attended all concerts here hadn't mentioned the gigs in São Paulo were even better!
[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]*As
Greg Brooks so duly pointed out many times, it's too easy to say
*ANYTHING* from the (false) 'security' of your private, personal
computer screen. In real life, it's a totally different situation,
guaranteed.[/QUOTE]
What should we haters do? Post an Youtube video saying how much we hate it? Write letters (handwritten, e-mails will be ignored) to Brian's house?
I even gave a second chance to TCR, downloading it again (sorry, I won't buy it). It's lost in the digital space right now, couldn't go past song #3 again. [/QUOTE]
How about skipping it and checking the rest of the songs then?
Did you also miss them here in Brazil just because of your silly Mercurism? I'd dare to say the Rio gig was the best we've had in years and years - that is, if the fans who attended all concerts here hadn't mentioned the gigs in São Paulo were even better!
[QUOTE]How about skipping it and checking the rest of the songs then?
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Again, for the N-th time: why buy an album just for pity or nostalgia and sentimental reasons? I didn't like it, so I won't buy it, simple as that. It will save me a trip back to the store to return it. Interesting how people bash the singles collection because they don't want to change discs all the time - but why listen to an album with the remote in your hand skipping songs?
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Did you also miss them here in Brazil just because of your silly
Mercurism? I'd dare to say the Rio gig was the best we've had in years
and years - that is, if the fans who attended all concerts here hadn't
mentioned the gigs in São Paulo were even better![/QUOTE]
No, I missed them because I'm not stupid enough to pay R$ 900 (roughly $450 back then) for a ticket plus expenses of a trip to Rio or SP for a day the most in a hotel in a business day because of a really uninteresting and hyped concert with songs that although I love them a lot (well the classics at least, TCR excluded) can be much more well performed by certain pub bands than they are nowadays with this current singer - and cheaper. If it was Brian and Roger alone, I'd might even have thought about it. I'd rather go to a concert of Brian and Roger playing the whole Flash Gordon than this.
If we don't have better concerts, it's not Queen v. 2.0's fault. I heard that Cindy Lauper's concerts were pretty good as well. And sold out too.
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Again, for the N-th time: why buy an album just for pity or nostalgia and sentimental reasons? I didn't like it, so I won't buy it, simple as that. It will save me a trip back to the store to return it. Interesting how people bash the singles collection because they don't want to change discs all the time - but why listen to an album with the remote in your hand skipping songs?
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Did you also miss them here in Brazil just because of your silly
Mercurism? I'd dare to say the Rio gig was the best we've had in years
and years - that is, if the fans who attended all concerts here hadn't
mentioned the gigs in São Paulo were even better![/QUOTE]
No, I missed them because I'm not stupid enough to pay R$ 900 (roughly $450 back then) for a ticket plus expenses of a trip to Rio or SP for a day the most in a hotel in a business day because of a really uninteresting and hyped concert with songs that although I love them a lot (well the classics at least, TCR excluded) can be much more well performed by certain pub bands than they are nowadays with this current singer - and cheaper. If it was Brian and Roger alone, I'd might even have thought about it. I'd rather go to a concert of Brian and Roger playing the whole Flash Gordon than this.
If we don't have better concerts, it's not Queen v. 2.0's fault. I heard that Cindy Lauper's concerts were pretty good as well. And sold out too.
In Rio, the cheapest tickets were R$120 - only R$60 if you're a student, if you're under 21, if you're over 65, if you're retired... Due to tickets being 50% cheaper for students, I was at the VIP area right in front at the stage for only R$200. It was on a Saturday night, too.
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s) - maybe work sucks or whatever -, that *KNOW* this bashing gets on our nerves, and so do take out their stress on us for that reason, cos it'll satisfy them in the end with all the anger they've channelled unto others that way :-) *
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And what is your excuse for bringing up "TM" in each and every topic? That's so much closer to trolling, isn't it?
The reason those "Queen fans" love to bash TCR?
Because they're trolls with personal, horribly stressful lives for whatever reason(s) - maybe work sucks or whatever -, that *KNOW* this bashing gets on our nerves, and so do take out their stress on us for that reason, cos it'll satisfy them in the end with all the anger they've channelled unto others that way :-) *
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And what is your excuse for bringing up "TM" in each and every topic? That's so much closer to trolling, isn't it?
[b]Flush_Gurdun wrote: [/b]
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[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
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Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
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Can you honestly answer a question?
Which songs on TCR are worse than these 10 songs from the Flash Gordon Soundtrack ???:
In the Space Capsule
Ming's Theme
The Ring
In the Death Cell
Execution of Flash
Arboria
Flash to the Rescue
Vultan's Theme
Marriage of Dale and Ming
Flash's Theme Reprise
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[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
[/QUOTE]
Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
[/QUOTE]
Can you honestly answer a question?
Which songs on TCR are worse than these 10 songs from the Flash Gordon Soundtrack ???:
In the Space Capsule
Ming's Theme
The Ring
In the Death Cell
Execution of Flash
Arboria
Flash to the Rescue
Vultan's Theme
Marriage of Dale and Ming
Flash's Theme Reprise
[QUOTE]Which songs on TCR are worse than these 10 songs from the Flash Gordon Soundtrack ???:[/QUOTE]
All but Still Burnin'.
All but Still Burnin'.
[b]Flush_Gurdun wrote: [/b]
[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
[/QUOTE]
Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
TCR isn't worth taking back to the shops... that's a bit extreme tho. It's an alright album that PR, BM and RT have got together and made. I'll be honest, I have only listened to it twice and only liked a handful of songs. They sounded better live IMO. By using the name Queen you are going to have fans compare to past endeavors... the guys prob new this all along... they also must know Freddie is bigger than them all put together solely because his death has made him a legend... even if the album was amazing folk would still have said it's not a patch on ANATO... or Freddie would have given the songs that extra bit of magic.
It's funny that fans here are still blasting this album though. This album brought about another tour... and I was lucky enough to see Queen tour for the first time in my life after being addicted to their music for nearly 20 years, so if the decide to make another and then tour again... GO FOR IT.
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Reality check - You didn't see Queen (unless you travelled back to the 80s)
[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b]
???? Stick to your own damn vile topics for fuck sakes. ????
This an anti-TCR thread ... evidently you are the invader in this topic.
Personally I think that TCR is just OK, but it certainly doesn't find "Time to Shine". However, compared to the Flash Gordon Soundtrack or the Freddie Mercury Album, TCR is a timeless classic.
[/QUOTE]
Ha Ha... good point... maybe inu-l should have read the topic heading first! As for FG and the FMA... these are both superior to TCR IMO.
TCR isn't worth taking back to the shops... that's a bit extreme tho. It's an alright album that PR, BM and RT have got together and made. I'll be honest, I have only listened to it twice and only liked a handful of songs. They sounded better live IMO. By using the name Queen you are going to have fans compare to past endeavors... the guys prob new this all along... they also must know Freddie is bigger than them all put together solely because his death has made him a legend... even if the album was amazing folk would still have said it's not a patch on ANATO... or Freddie would have given the songs that extra bit of magic.
It's funny that fans here are still blasting this album though. This album brought about another tour... and I was lucky enough to see Queen tour for the first time in my life after being addicted to their music for nearly 20 years, so if the decide to make another and then tour again... GO FOR IT.
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Reality check - You didn't see Queen (unless you travelled back to the 80s)