The Cosmos Rocks- Is it really that bad???

Everyone say that TCR is horrible, bad, etc. But i dont think that it is all that bad. Most of the songs are very good and whatnot. MY only real biff with it is that it would have fared much better IMO if it were sold as Brian May and Roger Taylor With Paul Rodgers.

I think it's ok but nothing special with the exception of a few songs such as say it isn't true being a personal high on it

Yeah. C-Lebrity is one of my favorites, but the lyrical content is a bit ironic, doncha think?

Hmm with C-Elebrity I think it's one of the most poorly written songs by Queen to be frank I like the rocky sound of it and Paul's vocals are good on it but the lyrics kinda wreck it for me IMO

it needs a proper bass-player.
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It was nice... i can't say that stays bad... the musics C-lebrity, War Boys, Cosmos Rocks, Say it's not true staied very nice!!!!
[/QUOTE]it's not "Queen",, it's "Half Queen",, because this (Bri and Rog) i keep like Queen+PR!!![/QUOTE]

voodoo is great

I love TCR.



Wish/hope there is another album too :)

Thank you for not being a basher of TCR! When it cam out, everybody thought it was going to be another Innuendo or something! What did they expect it to be? I think it is a rightly enjoyable album to listen to and enjoy. It would though have fared better, as mentioned above, if it were not marketed as a Q+PR project.

I really like it. I think is very good for nowadays standards...look all the punk and new metal bands, TCR is definitely a very good album.

Queen had the guts to compose new songs in an era were no much seventies bands do that.

I think TCR is geting better. I´m enjoying songs like Say it´s not true, Warboys, Voodoo and We believe.

Same here. Its one of those albums that grows on you after time and each listen. Just like Driving Rain by Paul McCartney.

It´s not bad to me. I still enjoy it and would love to see a follow-up.

I wasn't too impressed the first time I heard it, although I loved a few songs.  But like several people said, it grows on you.  I don't listen to it often, although thinking about it now I should put it on again, but I like it well enough now.  I really like several songs on it and really dislike one or two, but overall I'm starting to like it more.  I suppose it was bound to be a let down without Freddie and John - even though we all knew they weren't on it it was hard to imagine any new 'Queen' material without their influence and with another strong influence.  I guess I kind of expected it to sound something like Brian and Roger's solo work, but of course with Paul's influence it wasn't going to.  I still like the live QPR album better though, that was more like hearing Queen rom a different perspective, it's interesting.