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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Bobby_brown wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Is there anything Brian, Roger or John can do that ruins Queen legacy?
Wake up, boys and girls, not even those collaborations has made you deslike Queen legacy, so what`s this all about?

Take care[/QUOTE]Darling...you're so right.... and by the way Brian ever talked about this before none of this things where ideas of him .... but proposed to him.... and neither Brian, Roger, John didn't protest against it.... The only protest you got was johns about the Robbie William co-operation....
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah, Brian is probably going to say that it was that rotten reporter again that placed this remark tooootally out of context.
[/QUOTE]Maybe it is...if you see all the good Justin Hawkins has ever said publicaly (tele, newspapers)about Brian... how come he would suddenly go bashing on him... does not make sence to me.....
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kelbozs wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah, Brian is probably going to say that it was that rotten reporter again that placed this remark tooootally out of context.
[/QUOTE]Maybe it is...if you see all the good Justin Hawkins has ever said publicaly (tele, newspapers)about Brian... how come he would suddenly go bashing on him... does not make sence to me.....[/QUOTE]by the way this is BEE-ny writing on the mail address of Kelly...
hey no one fucking asked the darknedd singer what he thought- he can suck it i like freddie too but Brian can do what he wants theyre not calling themselves Queen- theyre calling it Queen + Pual Rodgers and as much as i dont like PR singing Queen songs no one asked him and i could care less what he thinks- i love freddie to by the way
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]hey no one fucking asked the darknedd singer what he thought- he can suck it i like freddie too but Brian can do what he wants theyre not calling themselves Queen- theyre calling it Queen + Pual Rodgers and as much as i dont like PR singing Queen songs no one asked him and i could care less what he thinks- i love freddie to by the way[/QUOTE]

What a mature response.
it seems kind of weird that justin said that....aren't they close Queen and The Darkness. i thought they were.
Weren't The Darkness going to be the special guest on Hyde Park concert??

nothing can ruin Queens legacy , get real!!!!!!
i'l support anything Brian and Roger do especially Queen +PR
:)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]GreatKingSam wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]hey no one fucking asked the darknedd singer what he thought- he can suck it i like freddie too but Brian can do what he wants theyre not calling themselves Queen- theyre calling it Queen + Pual Rodgers and as much as i dont like PR singing Queen songs no one asked him and i could care less what he thinks- i love freddie to by the way[/QUOTE]

What a mature response.[/QUOTE]


sorry i got mad
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
Here in North America (Canada) the only "Queen" we get is the real thing. We've never had that crap by 5ive, Electric Six, etc forced on us to taint the legacy. I love Brian May, but Hawkins is entitled to his opinion and maybe I'd feel the same way if I had to listen to one "flavour of the month" band after another butcher Queen songs with the band's approval.
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On the subject of assholes ruining Queen... that Electric Six guy really should have tried "I Want to Break Free", not "Radio Ga-Ga". Say what you will about how 80's the track is, but Radio Gaga has a wonderful melody and totally does not suit that kind of singing. I Want to Break Free might have been passable with their style... but anyway.

I could care less about what Justin Hawkins did or did not say. Keep in mind, this is a newspaper quoting him, he might never have said it.
As much as I think the 5ive thing sucks balls... come ON. Who is this whelp to say what Queen is or isn't? Just because he's headbanged in a car to Bohemian Rhapsody like the rest of us doesn't mean shit, and certainly doesn't mean he's in a position to say what Brian May should or shouldn't do... to wit, who cares?!?!
Ironically, The Darkness not only used Queen's former producer Roy Thomas Baker, Freddie's piano, and one of Queen's former recording studios on their NEW album, but also...

...EVERY single piece of press I have read on the Darkness's new album, ''One Way Ticket To Hell And Back'' says that the entire album, most of the songs are obviously Queen influenced, and some press even allude that The darkness have NO original sound of their own and are a one trick pony, whose every sound COPIES Queen...

...but since The darkness are NOT the original thing (that is Queen), they are just copycats and come off as either

1) A great way to boost Queen's profile with new audience by all the press/cross promotion Queen is getting from being mentioned in all the press for The Darkness.

2) That The Darkness are ruining Queen's legacy by making people unfamiliar with Queen, think that The Darkness's filtered watered down rip off of Queen's sound, is how Queen sound, but Queen don't sound like The Darkness, Queen are/were talented originals.

Frankly I'm getting a bit tired of The Darkness, but if it helps raise QUEEN's Profile....great!

Queen is getting TONS of great free/cross promotion and boostinf of their profile and awareness to today's audience since the pres keep citing Queen in all of The Darkness's press.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ironically, The Darkness not only used Queen's former producer Roy Thomas Baker, Freddie's piano, and one of Queen's former recording studios on their NEW album, but also...

...EVERY single piece of press I have read on the Darkness's new album, ''One Way Ticket To Hell And Back'' says that the entire album, most of the songs are obviously Queen influenced, and some press even allude that The darkness have NO original sound of their own and are a one trick pony, whose every sound COPIES Queen...

...but since The darkness are NOT the original thing (that is Queen), they are just copycats and come off as either

1) A great way to boost Queen's profile with new audience by all the press/cross promotion Queen is getting from being mentioned in all the press for The Darkness.

2) That The Darkness are ruining Queen's legacy by making people unfamiliar with Queen, think that The Darkness's filtered watered down rip off of Queen's sound, is how Queen sound, but Queen don't sound like The Darkness, Queen are/were talented originals.

Frankly I'm getting a bit tired of The Darkness, but if it helps raise QUEEN's Profile....great!

Queen is getting TONS of great free/cross promotion and boostinf of their profile and awareness to today's audience since the pres keep citing Queen in all of The Darkness's press.[/QUOTE]


Right on Arlene!
This "news" is like a year old. Maybe older...
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Justin Hawkins has by far ruined Queen's legacy more than Brian or Roger ever had.

Sorry to burst you bubble 'Darkness' fans, but I have little respect for a band that carbon copies exactly what other bands have done for years. There's way too many bands who were influenced by Queen, and yet it seems like none of them sound exactly like Queen and rather have a sound of their own.

Personally I think 'The Darkness' is a joke, and if they actually tried to come across as a comedy band like 'Spinal Tap' people would take their work more seriously.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zarathustra II wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yeah, it really is too bad that the legacy is being ruined. I'm also shocked to find that the tour is going to continue well into 2006! At this point, I say that it is time to give it up. If Brian and Roger and Paul Rodgers wanted to do a couple of shows, that would be one thing. But this is getting to be tiresome. I would have thought that the poor sales of Return of the Champions would have been enough to discourage them, but I guess not. [/QUOTE]

I don't really understand your comments. Right in the middle of your argument for Queen to quit, you mention that they are still touring - in the US, no doubt.
How can a tour be tiresome if people are still going to see them? Just because people aren't keen to the experience on DVD doesn't mean they won't go see the show live.

Who knows, maybe the US leg of the tour will be a massive flop. Then again, the "real thing" didn't tour here for last 2 albums, so I say great to the new incarnation for trying.

To say that Brian is ruining Queen's legacy while they are going strong makes no sense to me.
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Since most of this board only functions in all things Queen, I will try to put it in perspective. Imagine the great Alfred Hitchcock directing the film 'Psycho', then 're-doing' it 3 or 4 times with the directors of Meatballs, Weekend at Bernie's and Lethal Weapon 4 because they were the hot directors of the day. Chances are they wouldn't top the iconic original, and they'd actually detract from it. That's Brian with WWRY and WATC. None of his collaborations have had an impact, or made anywhere close to a better song. So is the object to improve on a masterpiece or keep your name alive? It's the latter, and by attaching his name and performance to inferior artists who butcher key songs in the catalogue, it devalues the original. You never saw Da Vinci try to re-do the Mona Lisa or Spielberg re-do E.T. There's a reason for that.
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