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dysan
They did play the fast WWRY live when I saw them.
When they promise deep cuts it's general lesser known singles (SSOR / KYA for example)
Rock It (Prime Jive) would be a no brainer - the last US tour relied heavily on NOTW and The Game (IE their 2 big US LPs)
When they promise deep cuts it's general lesser known singles (SSOR / KYA for example)
Rock It (Prime Jive) would be a no brainer - the last US tour relied heavily on NOTW and The Game (IE their 2 big US LPs)
Jimmy Dean
I think Breakthru, Innuendo, Ride the Wild Wind and Too Much Love Will Kill You are good candidates for later era stuff and White Queen, In The Lap Of The Gods Revisited and Sheer Heart Attack are good candidates for earlier era stuff.
Inneundo would probably be in everyone's interests.... and why not get a flamenco guitarist on tour to play Howe's bit? wouldn't that be entertaining. Should be the opener to the second half.
I'd say Breakthru is even likely :-)
Inneundo would probably be in everyone's interests.... and why not get a flamenco guitarist on tour to play Howe's bit? wouldn't that be entertaining. Should be the opener to the second half.
I'd say Breakthru is even likely :-)
vince73
Adam Lambert played in his solo gigs Bowie and Hendrix Covers. Maybe They can play some covers. I´ve always wanted see them doing Life on Mars or The abbey road suite.
Dim
White Queen
Medley keep yourself alive - Liar
Spread yourself wings
Brighton rock
The live killer medley
Don't try so hard
Ride the wild. wind
The miracle
Medley keep yourself alive - Liar
Spread yourself wings
Brighton rock
The live killer medley
Don't try so hard
Ride the wild. wind
The miracle
matt z
Gimme The Prize (with Adam sounding like a kid still)
She Makes Me (with Brian unable to hold those notes)
It's Late (with Rufus primarily drumming)
Biggles, St-tut- tut tut tutt tt tutt...stutter rap John Deacon medley tribute
these are the things I'd like to see ;-)
It'd be nice if they did something to fit Adams mold. TMLWKY is great, My Baby Does Me would fit in well in the middle (*and piss off old time fans)
but thats going far too deep into the unexplored territory.
She Makes Me (with Brian unable to hold those notes)
It's Late (with Rufus primarily drumming)
Biggles, St-tut- tut tut tutt tt tutt...stutter rap John Deacon medley tribute
these are the things I'd like to see ;-)
It'd be nice if they did something to fit Adams mold. TMLWKY is great, My Baby Does Me would fit in well in the middle (*and piss off old time fans)
but thats going far too deep into the unexplored territory.
Benn Kempster
Bwa ha ha!
"To keep our interest up."
You've got to be kidding me Roger.
To keep your interest up, you feel that the only way to do that is to delve back in time and pick out something like Dragon Attack to make you feel that you're being out touring is interesting to you?
Surely, as an artist, the interest is in taking music to your audience; whether playing WWRY over and over again for 2 hours or a complete set of new material?
But, I guess that the endless royalty cheques can do this to what was once an inquisitive mind.
Its all smoke and mirrors people - a question and response designed to placate the hard-core and push them in to buying over-inflated tickets in the hope that they will get to hear something from left-field that, history tells us, the band has not ventured in to in the past in terms of providing surprises in the set lists.
Be prepared for the same old shit ladies and gentlemen! Head for the khazi during Brian's solo and then again during Roger's if you didn't manage to shake all the drops off. Make sure you have tickets somewhere near the bar too; there, you can head after the first hour or so, and engage other fans in a meaningful conversation that will be of far more value to you than what your ticket price originally had in store for you.
"To keep our interest up."
You've got to be kidding me Roger.
To keep your interest up, you feel that the only way to do that is to delve back in time and pick out something like Dragon Attack to make you feel that you're being out touring is interesting to you?
Surely, as an artist, the interest is in taking music to your audience; whether playing WWRY over and over again for 2 hours or a complete set of new material?
But, I guess that the endless royalty cheques can do this to what was once an inquisitive mind.
Its all smoke and mirrors people - a question and response designed to placate the hard-core and push them in to buying over-inflated tickets in the hope that they will get to hear something from left-field that, history tells us, the band has not ventured in to in the past in terms of providing surprises in the set lists.
Be prepared for the same old shit ladies and gentlemen! Head for the khazi during Brian's solo and then again during Roger's if you didn't manage to shake all the drops off. Make sure you have tickets somewhere near the bar too; there, you can head after the first hour or so, and engage other fans in a meaningful conversation that will be of far more value to you than what your ticket price originally had in store for you.
Vocal harmony
[QUOTE] [b]Benn Kempster wrote:[/b]
Bwa ha ha!
"To keep our interest up."
You've got to be kidding me Roger.
To keep your interest up, you feel that the only way to do that is to delve back in time and pick out something like Dragon Attack to make you feel that you're being out touring is interesting to you?
Surely, as an artist, the interest is in taking music to your audience; whether playing WWRY over and over again for 2 hours or a complete set of new material?
But, I guess that the endless royalty cheques can do this to what was once an inquisitive mind.
Its all smoke and mirrors people - a question and response designed to placate the hard-core and push them in to buying over-inflated tickets in the hope that they will get to hear something from left-field that, history tells us, the band has not ventured in to in the past in terms of providing surprises in the set lists
Be prepared for the same old shit ladies and gentlemen! Head for the khazi during Brian's solo and then again during Roger's if you didn't manage to shake all the drops off. Make sure you have tickets somewhere near the bar too; there, you can head after the first hour or so, and engage other fans in a meaningful conversation that will be of far more value to you than what your ticket price originally had in store for you.[/QUOTE]
Lucky for you you're not being forced to buy a ticket.
Since 2012 they've played a selection of songs that we haven't heard live for years. Who would have predicted that they would play stuff off the first three albums.
And instead of predicting they won't play anything different and ranting about it, why not wait until the 23rd of June and see what happens
Bwa ha ha!
"To keep our interest up."
You've got to be kidding me Roger.
To keep your interest up, you feel that the only way to do that is to delve back in time and pick out something like Dragon Attack to make you feel that you're being out touring is interesting to you?
Surely, as an artist, the interest is in taking music to your audience; whether playing WWRY over and over again for 2 hours or a complete set of new material?
But, I guess that the endless royalty cheques can do this to what was once an inquisitive mind.
Its all smoke and mirrors people - a question and response designed to placate the hard-core and push them in to buying over-inflated tickets in the hope that they will get to hear something from left-field that, history tells us, the band has not ventured in to in the past in terms of providing surprises in the set lists
Be prepared for the same old shit ladies and gentlemen! Head for the khazi during Brian's solo and then again during Roger's if you didn't manage to shake all the drops off. Make sure you have tickets somewhere near the bar too; there, you can head after the first hour or so, and engage other fans in a meaningful conversation that will be of far more value to you than what your ticket price originally had in store for you.[/QUOTE]
Lucky for you you're not being forced to buy a ticket.
Since 2012 they've played a selection of songs that we haven't heard live for years. Who would have predicted that they would play stuff off the first three albums.
And instead of predicting they won't play anything different and ranting about it, why not wait until the 23rd of June and see what happens
musicland munich
Well ok...not a real deeeeeep cut but I would like to hear "let me entertain you".
Yeah ! Quite interesting at the start, will Adam come out of the stage fog and sing
" it`s 43,71 % sellout" ?
Doubtful...
Yeah ! Quite interesting at the start, will Adam come out of the stage fog and sing
" it`s 43,71 % sellout" ?
Doubtful...
matt z
oooooh BURN!
Word. Q+ Adam Lambert, YOU GOT MODED!
That's giving em the business!
Word. Q+ Adam Lambert, YOU GOT MODED!
That's giving em the business!
kansas666
Keep in mind that Queen basically fell off the face of the earth after The Game as far as America is concerned. I like the later tracks but nobody and I mean NOBODY in the Us knows anything off their later albums. I'd like to hear some early deep cuts:
First and foremost I'd like to hear March of the Black Queen done in it's entirety or White Queen
I'd also like to hear Millionaire Waltz or Good Old Fashioned Loverboy
First and foremost I'd like to hear March of the Black Queen done in it's entirety or White Queen
I'd also like to hear Millionaire Waltz or Good Old Fashioned Loverboy
Doga
If they play songs from the last three albums or deep cuts never played before they are going to be in a new territory. Nobody will be able to say things like "Freddie did that best, or Adam is singing this one octave better" and people love to do that instead of simply enjoy the music.
So playing songs like Gimme the Prize, Innuendo, the full Black Queen or Good Company would be positive i think ;)
So playing songs like Gimme the Prize, Innuendo, the full Black Queen or Good Company would be positive i think ;)
Oscar J
Not sure I want them to slaughter any more of the early classics. Maybe something like Innuendo, It's A Hard Life, Invisible Man, etc.
Enchlore
They should have already been using the releases of the 70s concerts as an excuse to play the early material, but as soon as they play an unexpected deep cut they quickly take it out of the set. And they've been more and more reliant on cheap medleys, which I personally wouldn't mind if they had any flow within the song transitions (but they don't).
Haystacks Calhoun II
Free Bird!!!!!!