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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Negative Creep wrote: [/QUOTENAME]the whole q&pr tour was a huge brian may ego trip. pity it was crap though.[/QUOTE]
IS, not WAS. Still happening.
Buahahaha!
IS, not WAS. Still happening.
Buahahaha!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Negative Creep wrote: [/QUOTENAME]its DISGUSTING that brian has changed a "queen" writing credit to just "brian may". you won't see that happening to any songs freddie wrote but was credited to "queen". the whole q&pr tour was a huge brian may ego trip. pity it was crap though.[/QUOTE]
You're right there Freddie is unlikely to change the credits on his songs.... Numpty
You're right there Freddie is unlikely to change the credits on his songs.... Numpty
the people who own freddie's estate could..... prat. exactly where did i say he would/could possibly change them himself?
Dear oh dear calm down sweety, did I touch a nerve?
never mind.
never mind.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME][StArMaN] wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Brian really does have ego issues > The IWIA rewrited credits from "Queen" to "Brian May" is a good example. (like Paul McCartney wanting to changes credits of "Yesterday")[/QUOTE]
That only happened on the 46664 DVD/CD releases, and GVH2.
ROTC restores it to "(Queen)".
That only happened on the 46664 DVD/CD releases, and GVH2.
ROTC restores it to "(Queen)".
I don't know what to think here. On one hand it was Bri who pushed Fred to include Lap Of The Gods (a Freddie composition) to be included in the '86 setlist. When asked about favourite Queen songs he always mentions The Miracle and is self- critical about his own work describing Fat Bottomed Girls as fairly banal. But he does have this tendency not to discuss Fred's songs on the ANATO anniversary set, preferring to talk about his own more. Now maybe that is because they worked seperately so he did not have much insight into Fred's creative process but it's suspicious to me. Furthermore, he made no mention of Fred when Queen were inducted into the British music hall of fame, which i thought was wrong.
I think he is a complex character if anything else.
I think he is a complex character if anything else.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ready_Coddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Much of Queen's great works (WWRY) & such despite being written by Brian seemed to show Freddie as the main influence...
even in concerts, Brian rarely sang 39...
songs like Long Away, Drowse were literally abandoned...
He is recognized rarely for his composing skills but only as someone who can rock a guitar in a given note or so...
Though you all are aware of his contributions do you assume everyone at Jay Leno's show did?
The reason he has this ego & tries to show off is because much of his efforts were never recognized by the general public.[/QUOTE]
That's because Freddie was the singer/frontman/showman.
I don't know where you got Freddie being credited with WWRY from.
And Drowse wasn't written by Brian.
You're all just Freddie obsessed and want to complain about something or someone trying to discredit Freddie which no one is trying to do.
even in concerts, Brian rarely sang 39...
songs like Long Away, Drowse were literally abandoned...
He is recognized rarely for his composing skills but only as someone who can rock a guitar in a given note or so...
Though you all are aware of his contributions do you assume everyone at Jay Leno's show did?
The reason he has this ego & tries to show off is because much of his efforts were never recognized by the general public.[/QUOTE]
That's because Freddie was the singer/frontman/showman.
I don't know where you got Freddie being credited with WWRY from.
And Drowse wasn't written by Brian.
You're all just Freddie obsessed and want to complain about something or someone trying to discredit Freddie which no one is trying to do.
yea a huge "ego" if ego meannsss memberrrr
It takes a lot more time to write and complain about something you don't want to read than to
JUST NOT READ IT.
JUST NOT READ IT.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Asterik wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't know what to think here. On one hand it was Bri who pushed Fred to include Lap Of The Gods (a Freddie composition) to be included in the '86 setlist. When asked about favourite Queen songs he always mentions The Miracle and is self- critical about his own work describing Fat Bottomed Girls as fairly banal.
I think he is a complex character if anything else.[/QUOTE]
mm-hmm. He also said you can't get any better than Bo Rhap.
I think he is a complex character if anything else.[/QUOTE]
mm-hmm. He also said you can't get any better than Bo Rhap.
its true..you cant get any better than bo rhap
As is pointed out above, it is REALLY disturbing that Brian May would try to change the original songwriting credits. I guess that he figures that, without Freddie there, he can make certain claims that he could not have made with Freddie there.
Where is brian trying to change songwriting credits?...In my opinion, brian has always gave freddie his credit by praising his songs like bo rhap, It's a hard life, the miracle, made in heaven, was it all worth it, champions. he goes on and on about freddies genious.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr. Barcelona wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Where is brian trying to change songwriting credits?...[/QUOTE]
Open booklet from GVH2 and take a look at IWIA
Open booklet from GVH2 and take a look at IWIA