MisterCosmicc, Don't you think there's a reason why there's hardly any releases from QAL? Queen fans concentrate on streaming and buying original music as the result. Look at the statistics of Queen sales increases, it's quite impressive what they've achieved especially in the USA since their tours started with AL in 2012, and well before the movie! You can check the numbers on QOL. Not sure why any fan would deny the obvious?
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And, again, Mr. Cosmic, which live QAL shows have you been to? Adam sings rock and roll just fine. My Queen favorites he has performed are Stone Cold Crazy And Machines (Or Back To Humans). His version of Whole Lotta Love is what got Spike and Roger excited about working with him.
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If I heard this tool destroying Whole Lotta love I would not tell anybody......[/QUOTE]
That's the "example" she holds up when trying to prove AL can sing rock music. She must have posted links to him singing it countless times by now. Not the example I would try to convince people he can sing rock. [/QUOTE]
The Queen songs are annoying from him but this is the worst I have ever witnessed. SOunds like a drunk drag Queen trying to do WLL Karaoke
Well, what do you mean?
Queen have been charting regularly in the USA since before Adam. I don’t need any copy and pasted numbers on QOL, Billboard gives a list of numbers. I do find it unlikely that Adam Worshippers would actually bother buying a Freddie product. Bohemian Rhapsody hit #1 on the Hot Digital Songs chart in 2011...
Many people buy the physical copies. Do you know about 12” and 7” versions? Single versions? Edits? Etc? Queen fans love that shit. They love a feeling of buying a physical copy of an album or single and to read the credits and crap.
Regularly Queen are on the digital rock charts for Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions. This has been occurring regularly... since the 90’s. Every year.
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MisterCosmicc, Don't you think there's a reason why there's hardly any releases from QAL? Queen fans concentrate on streaming and buying original music as the result. Look at the statistics of Queen sales increases, it's quite impressive what they've achieved especially in the USA since their tours started with AL in 2012, and well before the movie! You can check the numbers on QOL. Not sure why any fan would deny the obvious?
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Yes, it's all because of AL and Q+AL the music is more popular than ever...keep telling yourself that.
I don’t hear “husky” or gritty in Freddie’s voice. He was a baritone and sang deeper than Adam is able to do but Freddie’s voice was smooth and mellow compared to other rock singers like Joe Elliott or Steven Tyler or Mick Jagger.
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[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]
And, again, Mr. Cosmic, which live QAL shows have you been to? Adam sings rock and roll just fine. My Queen favorites he has performed are Stone Cold Crazy And Machines (Or Back To Humans). His version of Whole Lotta Love is what got Spike and Roger excited about working with him.
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If I heard this tool destroying Whole Lotta love I would not tell anybody......[/QUOTE]
That's the "example" she holds up when trying to prove AL can sing rock music. She must have posted links to him singing it countless times by now. Not the example I would try to convince people he can sing rock. [/QUOTE]
The Queen songs are annoying from him but this is the worst I have ever witnessed. SOunds like a drunk drag Queen trying to do WLL Karaoke[/QUOTE]
It's pretty cringe worthy, hardly the best example to try to prove anything. The first time I heard and watched it, I was shocked how bad it was, IMO. Yikes.
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I don’t hear “husky” or gritty in Freddie’s voice. He was a baritone and sang deeper than Adam is able to do but Freddie’s voice was smooth and mellow compared to other rock singers like Joe Elliott or Steven Tyler or Mick Jagger.
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Goes to prove how little you listened to Freddie then, if you don't hear husky or gritty in his voice. I Want It All? Was It All Worth It? Liar? The Prophets Song? Death On Two Legs? Ever hear Freddie sing those. Doubt you ever have.
I absolutely LOVE this .....
http://youtu.be/39s9QrsU-XI
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I absolutely LOVE this .....
http://youtu.be/39s9QrsU-XI[/QUOTE]
Funny, you are repeating yourself here. ;-)
I wonder what you think about Freddie singing it, then again, I doubt you ever heard him singing it.
MisterCosmicc, I think I said streaming numbers! I'd include iTunes there as well. Check it out on QOL when it's back working, very interesting statistics. Of course the majority of streaming came from younger GP, new fans discovering Queen and checking their music out after/before tour. The BoRha and Don't stop me now and the Greatest Hits album were obvious winners after every tour date.
They are on the charts every year. Before 2012.
Queen had 18 top 40 hits after the movie... surprised Adam didn’t benefit at all.
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MisterCosmicc, I think I said streaming numbers! I'd include iTunes there as well. Check it out on QOL when it's back working, very interesting statistics. Of course the majority of streaming came from younger GP, new fans discovering Queen and checking their music out after/before tour. The BoRha and Don't stop me now and the Greatest Hits album were obvious winners after every tour date. [/QUOTE]
Billboard has a streaming chart =) If it's not top 100, I don't want to hear about it. I know Adam Worshippers doesn't mind letting the world know that Adam hit #994 on the streaming chart, but that's rediculous and embarrassing.
On US Billboard, Queen are currently at #25 on the US Billboard. To chart on the Billboard Top 200, all figures are compiled. Physical, digital, and streaming, too.
You should read into it. A hit on the iTunes chart isn't a big deal unless you're a small-time, hardly known musician/band.
I'm honestly shocked that even Supah Pow-Wah can't hit the top 100 and Velvet A wasn't a hit. If his streaming numbers were even close to other groups's numbers, certainly Adam would chart better. STREAMING IS INCLUDED in the Billboard Top 200.
https://olitunes.com/much-music-need-sell-get-billboard-charts/
There will be a day set aside this weekend so AL fans and Glamberts if they wish they can can stream to try to push his numbers.
Trying to fudge the numbers...once again.
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There will be a day set aside this weekend so AL fans and Glamberts if they wish they can can stream to try to push his numbers.
Trying to fudge the numbers...once again. [/QUOTE]
Yes, they think that makes him relevant. Only relevant to their cell phones... and no one else. I'd be pissed off if I was Adam.
