Big announcement tonight

I'm worried they will play Adam Lambert songs. Other than that, I'm pretty indifferent about this.

Damn after hearing this news I was so mad I killed a badger. Now I'm furious because my fox fur coate is al badger blood stained..

But seriously good news they are doing something live it,s the line up that sucks...

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[QUOTE] [b]inu-liger wrote:[/b]
Greg, I can tell you're going to have a LOT of fun analyzing Adam's vocal performance ;-)[/QUOTE]
The moment I see Lambert fanboys attack my subscribers for honest opinions, I'll be sure to analyze the performances REALLY well (and will be on Youtube)! :)[/QUOTE]

Wanna schedule a Queen + Adam Lambert debate for September? :D

The hype/build up beforehand promised an "IMPORTANT'" announcement. This is NOT important. Trade descriptions act/false promises etc... as is sadly usual for Queen over the last few years.

It'll be interesting to see how this works over a full set. To my view anyway, Queen explored a variety of different sounds in the studio and operated in different styles.

However, what they took on the road was always rock - classics like TYMD, NIH and Tear It Up alongside rocked up versions of AKOM and Killer Queen amongst others. Lambert I think would almost suit the studio product more than the stage one and that is going to be his major challenge.

If Paul is no longer an option, then I got the view that Tom Chaplin could well be the fans choice - after Paul he's certainly my pick.

Reading the Sonisphere participants I go like "wow, I´d love so much seeing Faith No More ... wow, and The Darkness too!" and then the words "Queen + Adam Lambert" leave me so, so cold. It´s very sad. A whole life devoted to Queen and now I feel like this? It´s ridiculous. Certainly a sad end to the story.

Just like the first time at Knebworth, I hope someone forgets to hit record so we don't have this garbage as the next live DVD/Bluray.

So predictable that the Big Queen Announcement turns out to be a complete joke.

Might very well be the last 'Queen' concert ever. Knebworth would be a very suitable place to end their touring career. Adam Lambert isn't the right singer though...
I'm not going to travel for this show. If it was with Paul Rodgers I might have bought a ticket.

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Why is one concert by a tribute band considered news for "serious discussion" on Queenzone?

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[b]people on streets wrote: [/b] Might very well be the last 'Queen' concert ever. Knebworth would be a very suitable place to end their touring career. Adam Lambert isn't the right singer though...
I'm not going to travel for this show. If it was with Paul Rodgers I might have bought a ticket.[/QUOTE]
I feel it EXACTLY the same

Queen is not like a football club who fans are the club...so if you dont fit in the team sit on the bench shut up & wish the team good luck..If you think you are the team its time to leave for another team.
Oh Queen are like a football club but in a diffrent way..
See ya on the KNEBWORTH pitch mates!
And hey its only for a night ;P

roger just been on radio2. said it'll be the only british gig this year. also there'll be more special guests and also mentioned doing some gigs in moscow

Personally i dont see anything wrong with Brian and Roger wanting to carry on the Queen legacy and why not have guest singers

Great, maybe I should go there to see Katatonia and Fields OF The Nephilim.

kind regards
W.