[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
I think Brian and Roger were ready to sign Adam on the dotted line on May 20, 2009 after the Idol Finale they were so excited about him. But they took their time and didn’t rush into something they might regret later. When Adam survived in front of 250,000 cheering people in Kiev Square 3 years later, that was a pretty good test.
[/QUOTE]
That again. Are you ever going to post any proof of that because you sure have said it often enough as if it's fact. It's not.
SC rewriting history - as Maylor do. Nex thing is that Lametrud was Freddie's favourite singer. Wait and see
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
It’s more than obvious that these Adam critics need to go to a live QAL show in order to feel the joy and energy these 6 talented guys generate together over two and a half hours. The spirit of Freddie as well as Freddie himself is present in the music as well as the actual images projected.
Get a life you guys! Queen’s legacy is in good and capable hands!
[/QUOTE]
Still trying to sell tickets. I guess AL will need the profits once Q+AL is over. What profits do you get?
Queen's legacy isn't in AL's hands, he has very little to do with it. Brian and Roger have made some odd choices in the last few years. The Pepsi ad and Dappy...damn that sucked.
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
SC rewriting history - as Maylor do. Nex thing is that Lametrud was Freddie's favourite singer. Wait and see[/QUOTE]
No, not that he is Freddie favorite...but Freddie would have loved AL and some lap that right up ;-).
Pepsi Dappy FIVE Selling the songs to commercials and as absolute rubissh highlight: L A M E B I R D himself - the prototype of a talentfree twat- sad ending and sellout
The only drivel on here is the utter claptrap being spouted. Their legacy is intact, nothing's been ridiculed, loads of people love the shows, them that don't in Brian's words "thanks and goodbye", think that about covers it.
As for proof of them wanting him straight after Idol, closest I know of is this, the song Brian mentions was released in 2009.
http://youtu.be/heVgSewBKMk?t=57sYup thats a typical Brian May quote- fuck those that stuck with us for ages - we are going the embarrassment route- so old school fans goodbye. Thanks Mr. Brian Money
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
Yup thats a typical Brian May quote- fuck those that stuck with us for ages - we are going the embarrassment route- so old school fans goodbye. Thanks Mr. Brian Money[/QUOTE]
Don't blame him, he probably expected more fans to think like you and happy, luckily he was wrong.
The Freddie Tribute was 1992, 26 years ago! I said this is the best production NOW!
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
The Freddie Tribute was 1992, 26 years ago! I said this is the best production NOW!
[/QUOTE]
I know when it was, thanks very much.
Of course you would say it's the best. But which other artists and productions are you comparing it to?
[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
All of them!!!!![/QUOTE]
Even those you never saw live? Come on LOL.
No wonder why it is the best for her when she saw othing else because of her sick Lametart-obsession. The technical aspect of the show might be ok (nothing sensational if you compare it to shows of U2 and lots of others) but the music and the singing should be the Nr 1 concern. Thats when the problems arise......having a goat on the mic cannot overshadow the best production
I think Caroline has seen quite a few other shows over the last few years. She has often mentioned seeing different people and goups, but of course, that doesn't fit your narrative.
I think we have at least three goats here in this thread that keep braying nonsense and putting down a lot of crap!
