rockchic65 wrote:
Paul changed the phrasing/melody all the time http://youtu.be/izMvfxxRbcE?t=164
Stop trying to rationalize with an internet troll. They have an agenda, not an ear for reasoned dialogue.
rockchic65 wrote:
Paul changed the phrasing/melody all the time http://youtu.be/izMvfxxRbcE?t=164
GonnaUseMyPrisoners wrote:
Perhaps against all odds, TEMPOS were up to proper live speed (my biggest beef with recent tours), notes were well-articulated, no lengthy "can we celebrate Freddie together" awkward excuses... just fabulously presented rock & roll, with stunning harmonies and a rich visual presentation... there's just no getting around it - the Global Citizen performance of Q+AL was top notch - or, from another perspective, the best in decades. BRAVO.
The Real Wizard wrote:
GonnaUseMyPrisoners wrote:
Perhaps against all odds, TEMPOS were up to proper live speed (my biggest beef with recent tours), notes were well-articulated, no lengthy "can we celebrate Freddie together" awkward excuses... just fabulously presented rock & roll, with stunning harmonies and a rich visual presentation... there's just no getting around it - the Global Citizen performance of Q+AL was top notch - or, from another perspective, the best in decades. BRAVO.
I loved the Paul Rodgers era, but I agree - it almost seems like they have spent the last 20 years building up to this moment. After losing America in the 80s, they just headlined a massive festival in Central Park watched by millions on TV.
Queen are currently the biggest band in the world. Soak it in, folks.
Queen are currently the biggest band in the world. Soak it in, folks.
Holly2003 wrote:
"72 year olds should not dress as Robots"
Okay, that was funny. But I disagree. All 72 year olds should dress as robots.
runner_70 wrote:
Over at QOL the case has been closed. It seems we have officially entered the backing tape zone. Welcome to Playbackland. Must be an expensive machine if they charge 350 euro for normal seats.
And please don't tell me it is an "ECHO". The sound came up BEFORE QAL were miming to the track. An Echo comes later. B U S T E D.
Just when you thought they hit Rock bottom along comes this...
runner_70 wrote:
And some pple on here compare it to Live Aid 1985. U N F U C K I N B E L I E V A B L E
runner_70 wrote:
Over at QOL the case has been closed. It seems we have officially entered the backing tape zone. Welcome to Playbackland. Must be an expensive machine if they charge 350 euro for normal seats.
And please don't tell me it is an "ECHO". The sound came up BEFORE QAL were miming to the track. An Echo comes later. B U S T E D.
Just when you thought they hit Rock bottom along comes this...
The Real Wizard wrote:
GonnaUseMyPrisoners wrote:
Perhaps against all odds, TEMPOS were up to proper live speed (my biggest beef with recent tours), notes were well-articulated, no lengthy "can we celebrate Freddie together" awkward excuses... just fabulously presented rock & roll, with stunning harmonies and a rich visual presentation... there's just no getting around it - the Global Citizen performance of Q+AL was top notch - or, from another perspective, the best in decades. BRAVO.
I loved the Paul Rodgers era, but I agree - it almost seems like they have spent the last 20 years building up to this moment. After losing America in the 80s, they just headlined a massive festival in Central Park watched by millions on TV.
Queen are currently the biggest band in the world. Soak it in, folks.
Sealion wrote:
The video footage, that set in during the song, is cued to an audio track. As it’s common for such a show.
What is not common and wasn’t intended, was to play the audio track as well as the video along the live performance. You use the recorded audio only for rehearsal purposes.