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Fantastic and at the same time, emotional show. Although as i've said before, what the hell is going on with the sound levels? Gone, it would seem, are the days where you were blown away with the massive volume. In Glasgow , although the sound quality was excellent, it was pitifully low level.
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lol i thought must have been me at the O2 the ears not as good as they were, nowt like your ears ringing for days after
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I thought exactly the same!! I remember seeing Oasis early 90's and Roger on his Happiness tour and was almost deaf for a few days after. I bet some kind and Health and Safety bollocks has been introduced somewhere along the line. Was it the same for non UK gigs?
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[b]Zodiacal_light wrote: [/b]
Fantastic and at the same time, emotional show. Although as i've said before, what the hell is going on with the sound levels? Gone, it would seem, are the days where you were blown away with the massive volume. In Glasgow , although the sound quality was excellent, it was pitifully low level.
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lol i thought must have been me at the O2 the ears not as good as they were, nowt like your ears ringing for days after
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I thought exactly the same!! I remember seeing Oasis early 90's and Roger on his Happiness tour and was almost deaf for a few days after. I bet some kind and Health and Safety bollocks has been introduced somewhere along the line. Was it the same for non UK gigs?
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In Berlin it was very loud, almost to loud, actually it was so loud, that you couldn't here the audience sing We will rock you, or clapping along to the chorus of radio gaga my ears rang for almost 2 weeks
But I heard, many people complained about it, maby that's why they had put the volume down during the tour!
I personally think It's just great if the band comes on stage and they just blow you away with their volume!
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[b]jeffuk49 wrote: [/b]
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[b]Zodiacal_light wrote: [/b]
Fantastic and at the same time, emotional show. Although as i've said before, what the hell is going on with the sound levels? Gone, it would seem, are the days where you were blown away with the massive volume. In Glasgow , although the sound quality was excellent, it was pitifully low level.
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lol i thought must have been me at the O2 the ears not as good as they were, nowt like your ears ringing for days after
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I thought exactly the same!! I remember seeing Oasis early 90's and Roger on his Happiness tour and was almost deaf for a few days after. I bet some kind and Health and Safety bollocks has been introduced somewhere along the line. Was it the same for non UK gigs?
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In Berlin it was very loud, almost to loud, actually it was so loud, that you couldn't here the audience sing We will rock you, or clapping along to the chorus of radio gaga my ears rang for almost 2 weeks
But I heard, many people complained about it, maby that's why they had put the volume down during the tour!
I personally think It's just great if the band comes on stage and they just blow you away with their volume!
Buenos Aires was a dream, with the sound somewhat loud (some distortion on the bass sounds sometimes) and the guitar sounding very high in the mix. The band kicked ass, looking amazed with the audience, which was increible. :)
Rio de Janeiro had the sound waaay too low and the guitar was just missing from the mix. They fixed it to some extent in the middle of the gig.
Both occasions were fantastic and being with so many good friends just made it absolutelly unforgettable.
Cheers,
Ogre-
Rio de Janeiro had the sound waaay too low and the guitar was just missing from the mix. They fixed it to some extent in the middle of the gig.
Both occasions were fantastic and being with so many good friends just made it absolutelly unforgettable.
Cheers,
Ogre-
Birmingham Was So Fantasic For Me First Ever Queen Concert Up Front Waiting Outside All Day Talking To Many People (inc. Cesar Bareibino i think thts how you spell it who i brought a new ticket off after i lost mine so thank you)
The concert was erm... FANTASIC sound levels lacked abit but it was brilliant Fat Bottom Girls brian broke a string Drum Solo roger lost a drum stick etc just brilliant gods at there best
for those who were waiting outside i was the one walking round playing queen
The concert was erm... FANTASIC sound levels lacked abit but it was brilliant Fat Bottom Girls brian broke a string Drum Solo roger lost a drum stick etc just brilliant gods at there best
for those who were waiting outside i was the one walking round playing queen
In fact, I'm from Ukraine. But I left the country before announsment about a concert. Besides, I took a job with a little hope to visit their show in Berlin (you never know...). And I did. I have got my dream. It was first time I saw them. It was great, but without Freddie... So for me Love Of My Life, Bijou, Bohemian Rhapsody were very special. But Queen without him a bit like a shadow... He was a heart of Queen.
And honestly saying I wish they could be more loud (so I wouldn't hear fan's yelling behind me), and it would be better to take standing place as well.
Excuse me, but it was stupid what you did. You were there and didn't go to the consert! It's the mess in Ukraine now, but nobody would eat you!
And honestly saying I wish they could be more loud (so I wouldn't hear fan's yelling behind me), and it would be better to take standing place as well.
Excuse me, but it was stupid what you did. You were there and didn't go to the consert! It's the mess in Ukraine now, but nobody would eat you!
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM
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Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM [/QUOTE]
You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM [/QUOTE]
You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
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[b]Hitman1965 wrote: [/b]
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[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM
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You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
[/QUOTE] You're my problem it seems ...
And you're becoming everyone else's too , so back the fuck of you wanker !
PS : I love you but , if you start saying things like that .....
NOOOOOOOO NOOOOOO NO !
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[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM
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You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
[/QUOTE] You're my problem it seems ...
And you're becoming everyone else's too , so back the fuck of you wanker !
PS : I love you but , if you start saying things like that .....
NOOOOOOOO NOOOOOO NO !
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[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
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[b]Hitman1965 wrote: [/b]
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[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM
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You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
[/QUOTE] You're my problem it seems ...
And you're becoming everyone else's too , so back the fuck of you wanker !
PS : I love you but , if you start saying things like that .....
NOOOOOOOO NOOOOOO NO !
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Your comments appear to be so insightful and fully of maturity - thank you for such a well scripted and thought out reply. Maybe you would like to enter in to a debate with Treasure Moment I'm sure the two of you would generate a fascinating thread for all to ponder over: thequeen vs Treasure Momemt - the big debate?
You may find the following link of some help: http://www.ismho.org/home.asp
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[b]Hitman1965 wrote: [/b]
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[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
Can you please bring me a bucket before I tell you my feelings .... not good , veeeeerrrrry ILL I AM
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You said it - very ill from the looks of your recent postings. Seriously, do you have some kind of mental problem? If so I apologise, if not can you stop posting utter rubbish to QZ - thank you.
[/QUOTE] You're my problem it seems ...
And you're becoming everyone else's too , so back the fuck of you wanker !
PS : I love you but , if you start saying things like that .....
NOOOOOOOO NOOOOOO NO !
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Your comments appear to be so insightful and fully of maturity - thank you for such a well scripted and thought out reply. Maybe you would like to enter in to a debate with Treasure Moment I'm sure the two of you would generate a fascinating thread for all to ponder over: thequeen vs Treasure Momemt - the big debate?
You may find the following link of some help: http://www.ismho.org/home.asp
oh shit the link appears to be broken .... ruined my day ...really ....[img=/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif][/img]
oh shit the link appears to be broken .... ruined my day ...really ....[img=/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif][/img]
[img=/images/smiley/msn/embaressed_smile.gif][/img] double post .... forgive me !
To get back on track...
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.
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To get back on track...
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.[/QUOTE]
Keep suggesting as much as you do ! That setlist won't ever change .....
It's over actually , Paul Rodgers isn't the man to sing the tunes we all love ...sorry !
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To get back on track...
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.[/QUOTE]
Keep suggesting as much as you do ! That setlist won't ever change .....
It's over actually , Paul Rodgers isn't the man to sing the tunes we all love ...sorry !
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[b]Drastic_Stu wrote: [/b]
To get back on track...
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.
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Keep suggesting as much as you do ! That setlist won't ever change .....
It's over actually , Paul Rodgers isn't the man to sing the tunes we all love ...sorry !
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Whether or not he is the man to sing the tunes, you can't deny his voice holds it shape WAY better over the course of their tours as opposed to Freddie's in the 80's.
[b]thequeen wrote: [/b]
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[b]Drastic_Stu wrote: [/b]
To get back on track...
A Kind of Magic at the O2 was fantatstic with Brian playing very well, even Roger commented "He can still play that f*cking guitar".
I think Paul has really got a hold of Break Free, Show Must Go On, Crazy Little Thing to name a few.
Good points of the 2008 tour were the new songs, the crowd reaction maybe not as good as 2005 but then 2005 was the first time since '86 there has been a Queen tour.
Next time how about playing an album in its entirety plus a 60 minute greatest hit set.
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Keep suggesting as much as you do ! That setlist won't ever change .....
It's over actually , Paul Rodgers isn't the man to sing the tunes we all love ...sorry !
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Whether or not he is the man to sing the tunes, you can't deny his voice holds it shape WAY better over the course of their tours as opposed to Freddie's in the 80's.