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[b]queenliveforever! 34422 wrote: [/b] would be great if adam sang one of the new songs they recorded with freddie vocal on. Also brian said in a recent interview that made in heaven is his favourtie queen song at the moment. I hope they consider playing this live on the tour. I think adam has the vocal range to pull it off, it would be a very hard song to sing live![/QUOTE]
I'm torn. I think the audience is going to lean toward wanting to hear the big hits, since some only know those (the newer fans) but I would love to hear a few deep tracks, and it would be amazing if they did something live that was from the new Freddie tracks, but it would pack so much more of a punch if they released it as a single first, so the audience would be acquainted with it with Freddie's voice first. Still, unless they're really playing their cards close to their vest I can't imagine they'll be anywhere near ready for this with less than a month to go before the tour begins. Fingers crossed, though.
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would be great if adam sang one of the new songs they recorded with freddie vocal on. Also brian said in a recent interview that made in heaven is his favourtie queen song at the moment. I hope they consider playing this live on the tour. I think adam has the vocal range to pull it off, it would be a very hard song to sing live![/QUOTE]
If AL were to sing unreleased Queen/Freddie songs during this upcoming tour, it would not sit well with me at all.
If he sang anything from MIH...that wouldn't sit well as well.
I can put that out there even though I'm not able to go to any shows :P
"Adam Lambert Takes On The Haters Promising Queen Tour Will Be One Hell Of A Show"
http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/adam-lambert-takes-on-the-haters-promising-queen-tour-will-be-one-hell-of-a-show/story-e6frfn29-1226934223899
Byron Cooke interview with Adam:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPH0dK8T0Nw
Well my beautiful wife bought us tickets for the Perth show. I didn't get to see them in '85 so this is the closest I'll get. I know it won't be the same but looking forward to seeing Brian & Roger playing in the flesh! I hope they do some rarer live tracks, not just a greatest hits tour!
Posted by an Australian:
"The first Sydney show appears to have sold out in one day. (I'm going). I saw Muse at the same venue in December and it took them months to sell it out."
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] "Adam Lambert Takes On The Haters Promising Queen Tour Will Be One Hell Of A Show"
[url=http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/adam-lambert-takes-on-the-haters-promising-queen-tour-will-be-one-hell-of-a-show/story-e6frfn29-1226934223899]http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/adam-lambert-takes-on-the-haters-promising-queen-tour-will-be-one-hell-of-a-show/story-e6frfn29-1226934223899[/url]
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"Stay home."
LOLOL. Looks like Adam's taking a page from Brian and Roger's book I'm betting he was advised specifically on this from those two so they were all in sync. Smart. Here's what Brian said a couple of months back:
"Anyone that doesn't want to hear us, thanks, goodbye. No problem."
Also interesting that they're discussing writing together. I imagine if they decide to do an album, they'll take a similar stance as they did originally - all members get writing credit for the songs. What a great learning experience for Adam if he gets to write with these legends.
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] Posted by an Australian:
"The first Sydney show appears to have sold out in one day. (I'm going). I saw Muse at the same venue in December and it took them months to sell it out."[/QUOTE]
Wow, congratulations! (and get ready for a long flight!)
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] Posted by an Australian:
"The first Sydney show appears to have sold out in one day. (I'm going). I saw Muse at the same venue in December and it took them months to sell it out."[/QUOTE]
Wow, congratulations! (and get ready for a long flight!)[/QUOTE]
That was from someone who lives in Australia!
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]taptap wrote:[/b]
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] Posted by an Australian:
"The first Sydney show appears to have sold out in one day. (I'm going). I saw Muse at the same venue in December and it took them months to sell it out."[/QUOTE]
Wow, congratulations! (and get ready for a long flight!)[/QUOTE]
That was from someone who lives in Australia!
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Oops, sorry, missed the 'Posted by an Australian line'.
I wish it was me going to Australia -- I've always wanted to go there, but I don't foresee that happening during the rest of my lifetime! I can't even get to New York City!
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b] I wish it was me going to Australia -- I've always wanted to go there, but I don't foresee that happening during the rest of my lifetime! I can't even get to New York City!
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I've been to NYC three times. It's great! Wish I could actually live there, I feel so much more at home there than I do here in Edmonton :)
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b] I wish it was me going to Australia -- I've always wanted to go there, but I don't foresee that happening during the rest of my lifetime! I can't even get to New York City!
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I've been to NYC three times. It's great! Wish I could actually live there, I feel so much more at home there than I do here in Edmonton :)[/QUOTE]
I've been to NYC at least 5 times, mostly business, but I always added on time to visit friends, etc. It's one of the best cities in the world, imo. I know it's densely populated (I think the latest figure is >12M) but each neighborhood feels like a community to me, and I've experienced the opposite of the stereotype - helpful, friendly people.
One of my all-time favorite cities is Toronto. It has a similar vibe to Minneapolis - big city with a small town feel. And both are incredibly clean. Of course Minnesota is the land of 10,000 lakes, and this is actually an underestimate - five very big ones are set right in close proximity to the downtown areas of Minneapolis and St. Paul, which are just 8 miles apart. There's more green space per capita in MN than in most other US cities because the Scandinavian immigrants really valued the outdoors for recreation and nature. One of our Managers based out of Norway was at headquarters visiting, and one night he took off cross-country skiing in the heart of the city, through a creek/wooded area. Sat outside, built a fire, made a pot of coffee, did some star watching. That to me sums up the Scandinavian mentality I've seen through their descendants here. Actually it's Norwegians, Swedes and Finns to the north, and Irish and German to the south - because the climates in northern and southern Minnesota were a lot like the native lands to those groups. I went to college with a few friends from a largely Finnish area up north and almost without exception, rich or poor, each family had their own, usually outdoor, sauna. There was always a sauna before a party night out on weekends up there. Great people!
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]taptap wrote:[/b]
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] Posted by an Australian:
"The first Sydney show appears to have sold out in one day. (I'm going). I saw Muse at the same venue in December and it took them months to sell it out."[/QUOTE]
Wow, congratulations! (and get ready for a long flight!)[/QUOTE]
That was from someone who lives in Australia!
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Oops, sorry, missed the 'Posted by an Australian line'.[/QUOTE]
All in the reading comprehension isn't it...LOL.
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[b]SweetCaroline wrote: [/b] "Adam Lambert Takes On The Haters Promising Queen Tour Will Be One Hell Of A Show"
[url=http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/adam-lambert-takes-on-the-haters-promising-queen-tour-will-be-one-hell-of-a-show/story-e6frfn29-1226934223899]http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/adam-lambert-takes-on-the-haters-promising-queen-tour-will-be-one-hell-of-a-show/story-e6frfn29-1226934223899[/url]
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"Stay home."
LOLOL. Looks like Adam's taking a page from Brian and Roger's book. I'm betting he was advised specifically on this from those two so they were all in sync. Smart.
Also interesting that they're discussing writing together. I imagine if they decide to do an album, they'll take a similar stance as they did originally - all members get writing credit for the songs. What a great learning experience for Adam if he gets to write with these legends.[/QUOTE]
You "bet" he was advised and taking a page from their book? Has AL a thought in his head that is purely his own?
"You imagine" yes that's what you do plenty. If they do write together hopefully it will not be on any Queen release.
