PieterMC
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Sebastian
If Maylor appear there, they'll soon be saying it was Freddie's favourite TV programme.
Wiley
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[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
If Maylor appear there, they'll soon be saying it was Freddie's favourite TV programme.
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Dude, enough with that joke... It was funny until the 12th time or so.
[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
If Maylor appear there, they'll soon be saying it was Freddie's favourite TV programme.
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Dude, enough with that joke... It was funny until the 12th time or so.
Erin
http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1207529/x-factor-to-have-queen-week.aspx
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ILoveQueen20
Hmmmm its annoying but im afraid we will ahve to lvie with it 'cries in *corner*
brians wig
It's all hypocritical isn't it.
I just hope one of them sings "C-Lebrity"...!
I just hope one of them sings "C-Lebrity"...!
new one
Oh come on guys, they were always going to appear live once it was announced as queen week. Its just a bit of fun anyway and will no doubt do absolute greatests sals a world of good.
I seem to remember that queen have never been a band that takes themselves too seriously either. Even C-lebrity was a bit toungue in cheek. Also given the fun they have in the WWRY musical at Cowals and X factors expense. it seems obvious to me they have a decent relationship, plus the American idol appearances
I seem to remember that queen have never been a band that takes themselves too seriously either. Even C-lebrity was a bit toungue in cheek. Also given the fun they have in the WWRY musical at Cowals and X factors expense. it seems obvious to me they have a decent relationship, plus the American idol appearances
Sebastian
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[b]Wiley wrote: [/b]
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[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
If Maylor appear there, they'll soon be saying it was Freddie's favourite TV programme.
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Dude, enough with that joke... It was funny until the 12th time or so.
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I'll keep telling it as many times as I want to. After all, Roger just told me it was Freddie's favourite joke.
[b]Wiley wrote: [/b]
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[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
If Maylor appear there, they'll soon be saying it was Freddie's favourite TV programme.
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Dude, enough with that joke... It was funny until the 12th time or so.
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I'll keep telling it as many times as I want to. After all, Roger just told me it was Freddie's favourite joke.
fran1979
I don´t thinks it is a Queen week...i would say WEAK QUEEN.
Sebastian
Standing ovation!
Wiley
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[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
I'll keep telling it as many times as I want to. After all, Roger just told me it was Freddie's favourite joke.
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Touché...
Not really, though, but I did smile. :)
[b]Sebastian wrote: [/b]
I'll keep telling it as many times as I want to. After all, Roger just told me it was Freddie's favourite joke.
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Touché...
Not really, though, but I did smile. :)
mooghead
Stuff like this doesnt help me in my arguments with the trendies in the office who only buy the music that the NME tells them to.
KevoM
Using the X Factor to peddle their new Absolute Greatest release to a new generation of 'fans'
How low can the 'Queen Xmas Marketing Machine' go ?
How low can the 'Queen Xmas Marketing Machine' go ?
Togg
Personally I thought it was pretty cool, always get a buzz out of seeing them play together and frankly the advice they gave was good. Any one out there brave enough to go on that show and do this week and week in front of the UK media is IMO way stronger than a lot of bedroom wannabys that never get off their arses.
Good luck to them, you don't have to like them but at least they are trying.
Good luck to them, you don't have to like them but at least they are trying.
Holly2003
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[b]Togg wrote: [/b]
Personally I thought it was pretty cool, always get a buzz out of seeing them play together and frankly the advice they gave was good. Any one out there brave enough to go on that show and do this week and week in front of the UK media is IMO way stronger than a lot of bedroom wannabys that never get off their arses.
Good luck to them, you don't have to like them but at least they are trying.[/QUOTE]
They are indeed trying --- trying to flog some old records. They should open a stall somewhere and sell CDs and DVDs instead. It would be slightly less embarrasing than relaunching their career with 'C-lebrity', then appearing on a cheesy 'talent' show where the winners are likely to be two kids who can't sing a note, and are popular only because they have stupid haircuts. A nation of haircuts indeed...
[b]Togg wrote: [/b]
Personally I thought it was pretty cool, always get a buzz out of seeing them play together and frankly the advice they gave was good. Any one out there brave enough to go on that show and do this week and week in front of the UK media is IMO way stronger than a lot of bedroom wannabys that never get off their arses.
Good luck to them, you don't have to like them but at least they are trying.[/QUOTE]
They are indeed trying --- trying to flog some old records. They should open a stall somewhere and sell CDs and DVDs instead. It would be slightly less embarrasing than relaunching their career with 'C-lebrity', then appearing on a cheesy 'talent' show where the winners are likely to be two kids who can't sing a note, and are popular only because they have stupid haircuts. A nation of haircuts indeed...