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Well who else would? #Go John, go John#
Did you actually read what they said? They name the song Under Pressue, but it sounds like they're talking about Anotehr one bites the dust in the description. That loses the credibility.
no, they're definately talking about Under Pressure... I think it's kinda stupid that they called Queen the least cool band of all time though. If they are so "uncool" why are they one of the most popular classic rock bands among today's youth?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]killer queen11 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]no, they're definately talking about Under Pressure... I think it's kinda stupid that they called Queen the least cool band of all time though. If they are so "uncool" why are they one of the most popular classic rock bands among today's youth?[/QUOTE]
"01. Queen - Under Pressure
Who would have thought that such an extravagant, ostentatious band could team up with such a ludicrously flamboyant solo artist and create something so possessed of understated cool, so minimal and precise? No one embodied 70s excess like Queen did, except perhaps David Bowie. They came together, once, for one song, and that bassline was the progeny. The song itself, of course, rose into a showy stomp, but oh my. John Deacon channelled Chic into that bassline. So magic that even Vanilla Ice couldn’t fuck it up. So magic that it made Vanilla Ice sound good. ANYONE could sound good with that riff underneath them. The least cool band ever, the least cool rapper ever, and the coolest bassline.
[Nick Southall] "
When the hell did "Under Pressure's" bassline make Vanilla Ice sound good? How dare you attempt to correct the greatness that is Kyle?
"01. Queen - Under Pressure
Who would have thought that such an extravagant, ostentatious band could team up with such a ludicrously flamboyant solo artist and create something so possessed of understated cool, so minimal and precise? No one embodied 70s excess like Queen did, except perhaps David Bowie. They came together, once, for one song, and that bassline was the progeny. The song itself, of course, rose into a showy stomp, but oh my. John Deacon channelled Chic into that bassline. So magic that even Vanilla Ice couldn’t fuck it up. So magic that it made Vanilla Ice sound good. ANYONE could sound good with that riff underneath them. The least cool band ever, the least cool rapper ever, and the coolest bassline.
[Nick Southall] "
When the hell did "Under Pressure's" bassline make Vanilla Ice sound good? How dare you attempt to correct the greatness that is Kyle?
How cool that Under Pressure gets the top spot! I'm not sure if it's entirely deserved but it certainly is a great bassline.
The reviewers comments don't make a whole lot of sense tho.
The reviewers comments don't make a whole lot of sense tho.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kdj2hot wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]killer queen11 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]no, they're definately talking about Under Pressure... I think it's kinda stupid that they called Queen the least cool band of all time though. If they are so "uncool" why are they one of the most popular classic rock bands among today's youth?[/QUOTE]
"01. Queen - Under Pressure
Who would have thought that such an extravagant, ostentatious band could team up with such a ludicrously flamboyant solo artist and create something so possessed of understated cool, so minimal and precise? No one embodied 70s excess like Queen did, except perhaps David Bowie. They came together, once, for one song, and that bassline was the progeny. The song itself, of course, rose into a showy stomp, but oh my. John Deacon channelled Chic into that bassline. So magic that even Vanilla Ice couldn’t fuck it up. So magic that it made Vanilla Ice sound good. ANYONE could sound good with that riff underneath them. The least cool band ever, the least cool rapper ever, and the coolest bassline.
[Nick Southall] "
When the hell did "Under Pressure's" bassline make Vanilla Ice sound good? How dare you attempt to correct the greatness that is Kyle?[/QUOTE]
Um.. it was Under Pressure that Vanilla Ice took the bassline from. That's what they're talking about.
"01. Queen - Under Pressure
Who would have thought that such an extravagant, ostentatious band could team up with such a ludicrously flamboyant solo artist and create something so possessed of understated cool, so minimal and precise? No one embodied 70s excess like Queen did, except perhaps David Bowie. They came together, once, for one song, and that bassline was the progeny. The song itself, of course, rose into a showy stomp, but oh my. John Deacon channelled Chic into that bassline. So magic that even Vanilla Ice couldn’t fuck it up. So magic that it made Vanilla Ice sound good. ANYONE could sound good with that riff underneath them. The least cool band ever, the least cool rapper ever, and the coolest bassline.
[Nick Southall] "
When the hell did "Under Pressure's" bassline make Vanilla Ice sound good? How dare you attempt to correct the greatness that is Kyle?[/QUOTE]
Um.. it was Under Pressure that Vanilla Ice took the bassline from. That's what they're talking about.
Intersting article, but since when in the fucking hell were Queen not "cool"?
you could tell whoever wrote this article didn't know much about queen, that's the feeling I got reading some of his comments.
queen have never been cool
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]g2000 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]queen have never been cool[/QUOTE]
Yeah, they were simply good instead of being cool.
Yeah, they were simply good instead of being cool.
Queen were the least cool band ever. They were just great.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bitch4freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Intersting article, but since when in the fucking hell were Queen not "cool"?[/QUOTE]
The not cool part is about Vanilla Ice.
The not cool part is about Vanilla Ice.
I think Money - Pink Floyd should have one.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Nah, the best bassline ever is "The Damned Don't Cry" by Reggie Workman, from John Coltrane's album "The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions" (known as "Africa/Brass" and "Africa/Brass 2" on vinyl).[/QUOTE]
Stupid jazz. :-P
Stupid jazz. :-P