"Return of the Champions" was listed as one of the worst albums of the year:
http://www.entertainment.news.com.au/story/0,10221,17641806-7484,00.html?from=rss
Can't say that I disgree here.
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It isn't one of the worst but it is a shame that they are stil releasing Queen albums with someone else. They should have just stuck with albums with Freddie. he'll have words with them soon enough.
Yeah, Lily, they shouldn't have released this inferior album. Oh,Well
I wish Greatest Video Hits 3 was out instead.
Some just can't be satisfied. Queen embarked on a full-fledged worldwide tour, something that we all thought would never happen again, and even released a CD and DVD to commemorate the occasion, and some of us still remain dissatisfied. I, for one, was very satisfied with the DVD.
Remember folks, the press has always been like that with Queen. Even when Freddie was alive, they had to struggle with the press. The album Queen II did not get good reviews, it was said to be over the top. And I bet Live Killers or Live Magic did not get the best reviews. But when Freddie died, then suddenly they realized what a great talent he was. And so the story goes: Now they complain that Freddie is missing on the album. Why can`t they just love the music while they are alive?
On the other side: Only true artists, are the ones that get negative reviews in their lifetime, and get hounoured when passed away... it is very often the case.
On the other side: Only true artists, are the ones that get negative reviews in their lifetime, and get hounoured when passed away... it is very often the case.
Bitch4Freddie, are you honestly that selfish that you do not want us younger fans to enjoy the glory of a Queen concert?
the diferences between me and a music jornalist,is that they get paiyd to write they're opinion/personal taste in a newspaper,and i don't.
they have personal tastes,so do i,so do all people in the world,but some get money just to say what they like.
but in same cases is as it right,hip hop sucks...and in my opinion,the person who thinked a frog doing TRRIIMMM trimmmm and put that in a song (many songs actually,crazy hits,crazy xmas hits) must be shoot in the head
they have personal tastes,so do i,so do all people in the world,but some get money just to say what they like.
but in same cases is as it right,hip hop sucks...and in my opinion,the person who thinked a frog doing TRRIIMMM trimmmm and put that in a song (many songs actually,crazy hits,crazy xmas hits) must be shoot in the head
I odnt give a fuck what the fucking press say... and you have to ignore that... like Brian says; the press puts a barrier between music en the people.. and he is right... that same people is the people that puts Ashlee Simpson and all that crappy/no talent people in the covers of music magazines... and using space in the same magazines that 30 years ago ocuppated Zepellin, Queen and The Beatles...i don´t know...
Duck them... Queen+PR ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Duck them... Queen+PR ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Screw the press, you should create your own opinion anyways and why can't anyone just enjoy it for what it is?
i desagree. Like the album!
Reading that article is a pure waist of time!!
Take care
Take care
In my biased opinion (as if it really matters, in the scheme of things - but none the less) ROTC was by far my favorite album of 2005. I can't imagine that one would listen to "Reaching Out" blend into one of the best, rockingest versions of "Tie Your Mother..." without getting goosebumps. ROTC is no more than a run of the mill live album, but it just so happens to be a run of the mill live album from the remaining members of Queen, paired with the bluesy, lovely voice of Paul Rodgers.
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.
In my biased opinion (as if it really matters, in the scheme of things - but none the less) ROTC was by far my favorite album of 2005. I can't imagine that one would listen to "Reaching Out" blend into one of the best, rockingest versions of "Tie Your Mother..." without getting goosebumps. ROTC is no more than a run of the mill live album, but it just so happens to be a run of the mill live album from the remaining members of Queen, paired with the bluesy, lovely voice of Paul Rodgers.
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mrjordy wrote: [/QUOTENAME]In my biased opinion (as if it really matters, in the scheme of things - but none the less) ROTC was by far my favorite album of 2005. I can't imagine that one would listen to "Reaching Out" blend into one of the best, rockingest versions of "Tie Your Mother..." without getting goosebumps. ROTC is no more than a run of the mill live album, but it just so happens to be a run of the mill live album from the remaining members of Queen, paired with the bluesy, lovely voice of Paul Rodgers.
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.[/QUOTE]
Thankyou I agree
Like him or hate him, Paul Rodgers has given Brian and Roger whatever motivation necessary to once again grace the stage with the music of Queen.[/QUOTE]
Thankyou I agree