Selling Queen Demoes & Rarities (David R Fuller, and the like)

Hmm?

musiclandmunich......I'm confused!! Please tell us what that picture is in aid of :)

Seems like John likes to throw bass guitars ( not only at Knebworth). A friend of mine worked in the mid 80`s for a german band called "BAP". One day they were at the Musicland studios( just hang around) and noticed that one of the Studio owned Fender Precis got a nasty crack ( as you can see on the picture). The technican( not Mack) just said " It was the bass player of Queen" My friend ask to buy it and they had an agreement. I am only in posession of the broken Neck - the body is still in use ( as far as I know).

Now that his channel is gone, where do I go to hear his shitty and pointless remixes? Don't these companies think of who they're hurting?

[QUOTE] [b]Zebonka12 wrote:[/b]

Now that his channel is gone, where do I go to hear his shitty and pointless remixes? Don't these companies think of who they're hurting?[/QUOTE]

Don't worry. I'm sure Queen Productions will have their official shitty and pointless remixes for the Christmas market... ;)

Perhaps that was QP's plan all along?
They could never claim that posting demos was hurting their business, but shitty remixes is their bread and butter.

The fact that GB said the FM & MJ material, it would be released when a 'suitable event comes up to tie it in with', just about sums it up. Yes, I understand for purposes of a few more column inches this would be preferred, but surely something recorded by two of the most celebrated artists of all time, both now deceased, is an event in itself? They should stand by it as a release on its own merits, not wait so they can tag it on the end of yet another compilation album for the casual Xmas market buyers.

For 'suitable event' read 'cash in opportunity'.