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What the fuck you rambling about?
[QUOTE] [b]WKMahlerMahlers.Com wrote:[/b]
forget paul Rodgers, don't stop believing open arms separate ways precious time when you love a woman, this guy is not busy at all but made himself public not too long ago after a long and private scenario he knows best, I'm writing of none other than former journey front man and currently free soprano steve perry.
I'm busy but willing to read your artistic side, tha is ifya r creative writer, you do read? i did, but now an author critic at rollingstone.com earlier along with queen, steve perry, kiss and bruce springsteen twitter, facebook, alt.music.queen, alt.music.journey, rec.music.artists.kiss, rec.music.artists.springsteen via www.googlegroups.com acousticharmonies-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or www.yahoogroups.com for more info about public discussion into a broader range of topics? perhaps windows 7 tech support, audio and video conversion, lyricism, poetry overload raw unedited published have you any idea what is life beyond a piece of paper pen into social media? its' where it's at for me for now, no one seems to respect much more than hip hop and candy pop i suppose since mtv video music awards of this year & ascap music publishing co circa 2003? that's me and what I'm currently doing other than landscaping or real estate or photography or generally, surely there's something to do with perry and queen? any other bright ideas?
its a sure usa mass production on a Gillette stadium tour if and I think it's the only team that can really do Freddie mercury justice here in the united states.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE] [b]WKMahlerMahlers.Com wrote:[/b]
forget paul Rodgers, don't stop believing open arms separate ways precious time when you love a woman, this guy is not busy at all but made himself public not too long ago after a long and private scenario he knows best, I'm writing of none other than former journey front man and currently free soprano steve perry.
I'm busy but willing to read your artistic side, tha is ifya r creative writer, you do read? i did, but now an author critic at rollingstone.com earlier along with queen, steve perry, kiss and bruce springsteen twitter, facebook, alt.music.queen, alt.music.journey, rec.music.artists.kiss, rec.music.artists.springsteen via www.googlegroups.com acousticharmonies-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or www.yahoogroups.com for more info about public discussion into a broader range of topics? perhaps windows 7 tech support, audio and video conversion, lyricism, poetry overload raw unedited published have you any idea what is life beyond a piece of paper pen into social media? its' where it's at for me for now, no one seems to respect much more than hip hop and candy pop i suppose since mtv video music awards of this year & ascap music publishing co circa 2003? that's me and what I'm currently doing other than landscaping or real estate or photography or generally, surely there's something to do with perry and queen? any other bright ideas?
its a sure usa mass production on a Gillette stadium tour if and I think it's the only team that can really do Freddie mercury justice here in the united states.[/QUOTE]
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Vocal harmony wrote:[/b]
I think by the end of the Cosmos tour BM and RT were looking and sounding like a high profile Paul Rodgers backing band with PR having his own back stage area and being fairly non communicative with BM and RT. The added fact that Jeff Scott Soto was on call at a number of venues maybe shows how hard PR was to work with.
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Indeed. In 2005 the ratio of Queen to Rodgers tunes was about 2:1, but by 2008 there were only 3 Free/BadCo tunes per night.
But was Paul really that hard to work with? Or was he just butting heads with Bri and Rog with no fault on either side? Paul likes a rotating setlist and generally doesn't like being too comfortable for too long, while Bri and Rog are creatures of habit and like a touring band to be a well-oiled machine that rigidly plans virtually every move with a goal of perfection every night, like theatre. With rare exceptions, it's been that way for them since 1973. The two differing philosophies were bound to explode.
The JSS tidbit sure is interesting. Can you elaborate on that?
I think by the end of the Cosmos tour BM and RT were looking and sounding like a high profile Paul Rodgers backing band with PR having his own back stage area and being fairly non communicative with BM and RT. The added fact that Jeff Scott Soto was on call at a number of venues maybe shows how hard PR was to work with.
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Indeed. In 2005 the ratio of Queen to Rodgers tunes was about 2:1, but by 2008 there were only 3 Free/BadCo tunes per night.
But was Paul really that hard to work with? Or was he just butting heads with Bri and Rog with no fault on either side? Paul likes a rotating setlist and generally doesn't like being too comfortable for too long, while Bri and Rog are creatures of habit and like a touring band to be a well-oiled machine that rigidly plans virtually every move with a goal of perfection every night, like theatre. With rare exceptions, it's been that way for them since 1973. The two differing philosophies were bound to explode.
The JSS tidbit sure is interesting. Can you elaborate on that?
WKMahlerMahlers.Com
Pearl Jam anyone? Eddie Vedder solo or with PJ has been big and viable and young to this day here in the USA, the crowd of intensity unlike Queen but as rowdy and happy to be with the band at the Gorge 2008, 3 show MP3 CD set downloaded over the last 72 hours and ready for sampling via williamkeithmahler@gmail.com Forget Lambert & Perry, it would be interesting to hear Vedder with May & Taylor for a live net gig no? Mid range originals that are a staple with no repeativeness despite the lack of Mercury's soprano and harmonies, just pure grit and blues with nothing more than Queen's form of 1974 or earlier, close to Smile with a better but equally as talented as Tim Staffel's "April Lady" only with Brian at lead?
THIS IS NOT FOR YOU
THIS IS NOT FOR YOU
brENsKi
brENsKi
you're just throwing in random singers aren't you?
well it's pointless...because i can do that too...and be just as ridiculous as you
phil collins, rod stewart, leona lewis, elvis costello, paul mccartney, katy perry
well it's pointless...because i can do that too...and be just as ridiculous as you
phil collins, rod stewart, leona lewis, elvis costello, paul mccartney, katy perry
WKMahlerMahlers.Com
DISSEDENT IS HERE
Eddie Vedder, modern day Tim Staffel
Eddie Vedder, modern day Tim Staffel
The Ghost of Lester Burnham
I'd love to see Queen + Elvis Costello.
WKMahlerMahlers.Com
state of love and trust?
pearl jam too much for you?
eddie vedder, lead singer songwriter & solo guitarist is "alive" and well in winamp & winamp is the best media player free to this windows n mac day, ya?
I'm akin to vedder I suppose but mix em up with former tim staffel led pre Freddie mercury queen fellow founding and current touring members brian may vocals & guitars n roger taylor vocals & drums soon ya? preferred muchly over sugary n lacking substance soprano gay and not ashamed of flaunting it either ufortunately, runner up finalist of American idol m "what do you want from me" single author, adam lambert...
pearl jam too much for you?
eddie vedder, lead singer songwriter & solo guitarist is "alive" and well in winamp & winamp is the best media player free to this windows n mac day, ya?
I'm akin to vedder I suppose but mix em up with former tim staffel led pre Freddie mercury queen fellow founding and current touring members brian may vocals & guitars n roger taylor vocals & drums soon ya? preferred muchly over sugary n lacking substance soprano gay and not ashamed of flaunting it either ufortunately, runner up finalist of American idol m "what do you want from me" single author, adam lambert...
Vocal harmony
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
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Indeed. In 2005 the ratio of Queen to Rodgers tunes was about 2:1, but by 2008 there were only 3 Free/BadCo tunes per night.
But was Paul really that hard to work with? Or was he just butting heads with Bri and Rog with no fault on either side? Paul likes a rotating setlist and generally doesn't like being too comfortable for too long, while Bri and Rog are creatures of habit and like a touring band to be a well-oiled machine that rigidly plans virtually every move with a goal of
perfection every night, like theatre. With rare
exceptions, it's been that way for them since 1973.
The two differing philosophies were bound to
explode.
The JSS tidbit sure is interesting. Can you elaborate
on that?[/QUOTE]
A very valid point. Yes BM and RT do seem to function better in a well rehearsed situation.
With regard to Paul Rodgers, he works better as a band leader rather than a band member. During the Q+PR tours there were two defined camps back stage. At the London shows, where traditionally the UK music business gather PR and his management and "guests" kept themselves separate from "Queen".
There were tensions and it got to the point where it was thought that PR may walk, some say that he was suffering throat problems though it never seemed likely listening to him. Because of this JSS was lurking backstage just in case.
BM actually briefly pointed towards these problems on his website when he said they decided to call it a day in South America to preserve their friendship.
[/QUOTE]
Indeed. In 2005 the ratio of Queen to Rodgers tunes was about 2:1, but by 2008 there were only 3 Free/BadCo tunes per night.
But was Paul really that hard to work with? Or was he just butting heads with Bri and Rog with no fault on either side? Paul likes a rotating setlist and generally doesn't like being too comfortable for too long, while Bri and Rog are creatures of habit and like a touring band to be a well-oiled machine that rigidly plans virtually every move with a goal of
perfection every night, like theatre. With rare
exceptions, it's been that way for them since 1973.
The two differing philosophies were bound to
explode.
The JSS tidbit sure is interesting. Can you elaborate
on that?[/QUOTE]
A very valid point. Yes BM and RT do seem to function better in a well rehearsed situation.
With regard to Paul Rodgers, he works better as a band leader rather than a band member. During the Q+PR tours there were two defined camps back stage. At the London shows, where traditionally the UK music business gather PR and his management and "guests" kept themselves separate from "Queen".
There were tensions and it got to the point where it was thought that PR may walk, some say that he was suffering throat problems though it never seemed likely listening to him. Because of this JSS was lurking backstage just in case.
BM actually briefly pointed towards these problems on his website when he said they decided to call it a day in South America to preserve their friendship.
Vocal harmony
^^^^ sorry Mr Wizard your post and question hasn't appeared as a quotation.
Rick
Is it me or was Roger rather fat around that period?
ili
I think the highlights were Reaching Out/Tie Your Mother Down, 39, Hammer To Fall, All RIght Now, Bohemian Rhapsody; but I Want It All was the best of the album for me.
I was very happy with their collaboration and enjoyed Cosmos Rocks album too much. I wish they hadn't parted ways and made another studio album.
I was very happy with their collaboration and enjoyed Cosmos Rocks album too much. I wish they hadn't parted ways and made another studio album.