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It's tongue in cheek. Kind of like the "fifth Beatle" idea, of which there were many..
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[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wanker wrote:[/b]
At last, this sounds like a good reason. Where'd you hear this?
Someone who I know was working on the tour. My understanding is that he walked.
[QUOTE] I can only imagine how much those guys had to rehearse to play their own tunes.[/QUOTE]
Apparently they relied quite heavily on Spike knowing different parts at the start of the 84 rehearsals
At last, this sounds like a good reason. Where'd you hear this?
Someone who I know was working on the tour. My understanding is that he walked.
[QUOTE] I can only imagine how much those guys had to rehearse to play their own tunes.[/QUOTE]
Apparently they relied quite heavily on Spike knowing different parts at the start of the 84 rehearsals
crazy duck
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[b]The Real Wanker wrote: [/b] It's tongue in cheek. Kind of like the "fifth Beatle" idea, of which there were many..[/QUOTE]
Exactly!
[b]The Real Wanker wrote: [/b] It's tongue in cheek. Kind of like the "fifth Beatle" idea, of which there were many..[/QUOTE]
Exactly!
Djdownsy
[QUOTE] [b]brENsKi wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Djdownsy wrote:[/b]
Was he not afraid of flying, so they had to replace him for different tours?[/QUOTE]
spot on mate. he cycled everywhere. he's just this minute arrived in Tokyo for the 1985 tour :-)[/QUOTE]
brENsKi, stop bullying me. I'm sick of you constantly victimizing me and I'm going to get the internet police involved, because they have time to sympathise with a whiney cunt on a fan website. They'll leave you crying behind your keyboard!!
;)
[QUOTE] [b]Djdownsy wrote:[/b]
Was he not afraid of flying, so they had to replace him for different tours?[/QUOTE]
spot on mate. he cycled everywhere. he's just this minute arrived in Tokyo for the 1985 tour :-)[/QUOTE]
brENsKi, stop bullying me. I'm sick of you constantly victimizing me and I'm going to get the internet police involved, because they have time to sympathise with a whiney cunt on a fan website. They'll leave you crying behind your keyboard!!
;)
brENsKi
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[b]cmsdrums wrote: [/b] Personally, I couldn't stand Fisher's playing as he overplayed on so much of it - [b]Fred Mandela[/b] and Spike realised their roles and musically fitted in perfectly, playing the right parts for the songs.[/QUOTE]
was he Nelson's lesser known sibling? :-)
[b]cmsdrums wrote: [/b] Personally, I couldn't stand Fisher's playing as he overplayed on so much of it - [b]Fred Mandela[/b] and Spike realised their roles and musically fitted in perfectly, playing the right parts for the songs.[/QUOTE]
was he Nelson's lesser known sibling? :-)
crazy duck
Actually its got to be difficult going on tour with an established group like queen. The fans get used to the familiar four piece and then some new guy turns up. It must be tricky not to overstep the mark and muscle in on the action to much. I could imagine it wouldnt be hard to upset a hardcore fan base like that. I remember my friend going to one of the magic shows and all he could talk adout was how anoying the backup musician was in htf solo! Ha spike is awsome !
crazy duck
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[b]brENsKi wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
[b]cmsdrums wrote: [/b] Personally, I couldn't stand Fisher's playing as he overplayed on so much of it - [b]Fred Mandela[/b] and Spike realised their roles and musically fitted in perfectly, playing the right parts for the songs.[/QUOTE]
was he Nelson's lesser known sibling? :-)[/QUOTE]
Yeh he rejoined for the 46664 concert ;-)
[b]brENsKi wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]
[b]cmsdrums wrote: [/b] Personally, I couldn't stand Fisher's playing as he overplayed on so much of it - [b]Fred Mandela[/b] and Spike realised their roles and musically fitted in perfectly, playing the right parts for the songs.[/QUOTE]
was he Nelson's lesser known sibling? :-)[/QUOTE]
Yeh he rejoined for the 46664 concert ;-)
cmsdrums
Whoops! :-)