http://www.queenonline.com/news/queen-to-receive-lifetime-achievement-award
Along with Tina Turner, Neil Diamond and other classic artists, Queen will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys this year.
This is a deserved honor (as they were honored with the BRIT award two decades earlier), but some people wonder if John Deacon will show. What'd you think?
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Course he won’t
Honestly, if that fucking Lambert knobhead turns up I will set fire to every Queen related product I own...
Of course he'll show up (Adam) and will get a thank you from the stage. John ought to....and come out in those same ball shorts from Wembley.
And people wonder why they called em grandfather clocks
And people wonder why they called em grandfather clocks
matt z wrote:
Of course he'll show up (Adam) and will get a thank you from the stage. John ought to....and come out in those same ball shorts from Wembley.
And people wonder why they called em grandfather clocks
Deaky's dangling plums on view at the Grammys would be a fitting tribute to the Queen+ era.
If you're past a certain age shorts are simply not long enough to contain the sac with croquet balls. Just thought I'd share that interesting titbit.
mameolo wrote:
http://www.queenonline.com/news/queen-to-receive-lifetime-achievement-award
Along with Tina Turner, Neil Diamond and other classic artists, Queen will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys this year.
This is a deserved honor (as they were honored with the BRIT award two decades earlier), but some people wonder if John Deacon will show. What'd you think?
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I think Deacy will be in the audience throwin peanuts at Roger...
Expect a Bo Rhap performance featuring AL & a FM hologram.
Queenman!! wrote:
mameolo wrote:
http://www.queenonline.com/news/queen-to-receive-lifetime-achievement-award
Along with Tina Turner, Neil Diamond and other classic artists, Queen will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys this year.
This is a deserved honor (as they were honored with the BRIT award two decades earlier), but some people wonder if John Deacon will show. What'd you think?
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I think Deacy will be in the audience throwin peanuts at Roger...
I really hope so.
It would be nice if John decide to come, he is also part of Queen's history.
"Honestly, if that fucking Lambert knobhead turns up I will set fire to every Queen related product I own... " LOL, I'm getting to that point too
As much as I would like to see John, I doubt very much he'll show up... let's face it... he's done and has been for years.
^ but he's a recipient. He really SHOULD be there. Fuckin aye, I'D CHEER WATCHING THE TUBE!
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Queen
In a career spanning more than 40 years, Queen has amassed a staggering list of sales, awards, and hall of fame inductions that is second to none. Their impressive string of No. 1 albums and top-charting singles continue to put Queen in the Top 10 of all-time iTunes sales. The band has received multiple Ivor Novello Awards, an MTV Global Icon Award, and two recordings enshrined in the GRAMMY Hall Of Fame®—"Bohemeian Rhapsody" and “We Will Rock You”/“We Are The Champions," which also remain popular songs at sports events and arenas around the world. Recently, Queen became the first artist ever to sell more than 6 million copies of an album in the U.K. with their Greatest Hits album. Even with the tragic loss of their uniquely talented frontman Freddie Mercury, Queen remain one of the most revered bands in rock and pop history, able to claim one of the most enduring song catalogs of all time. With their sterling songcraft, virtuoso musicality, and colossal spectacle of their live performances, Queen—John Deacon, Brian May, Mercury, and Roger Taylor—captured hearts and conquered charts like no other band in history, a legacy that continues to live through the ongoing work and concert performances fronted by May and Taylor, presently joined for concert performances by the extraordinary American vocalist Adam Lambert.
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The solution below, at the end.
Queen
In a career spanning more than 40 years, Queen has amassed a staggering list of sales, awards, and hall of fame inductions that is second to none. Their impressive string of No. 1 albums and top-charting singles continue to put Queen in the Top 10 of all-time iTunes sales. The band has received multiple Ivor Novello Awards, an MTV Global Icon Award, and two recordings enshrined in the GRAMMY Hall Of Fame®—"Bohemeian Rhapsody" and “We Will Rock You”/“We Are The Champions," which also remain popular songs at sports events and arenas around the world. Recently, Queen became the first artist ever to sell more than 6 million copies of an album in the U.K. with their Greatest Hits album. Even with the tragic loss of their uniquely talented frontman Freddie Mercury, Queen remain one of the most revered bands in rock and pop history, able to claim one of the most enduring song catalogs of all time. With their sterling songcraft, virtuoso musicality, and colossal spectacle of their live performances, Queen—John Deacon, Brian May, Mercury, and Roger Taylor—captured hearts and conquered charts like no other band in history, a legacy that continues to live through the ongoing work and concert performances fronted by May and Taylor, presently joined for concert performances by the extraordinary American vocalist Adam Lambert.
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Bohemeian
extraordinary :) :) :)
Had to pop AL in there.................just horrible.....................