lol, they will never ever tour in america again :D really, don't hope that ...
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munchsack, thanks for being a complete ass. I would suspect that its a bit easier for you in scotland to make it to a show in England than for me in the US to cross the atlantic. I was in no way whining, just asking for peoples opinions if they thought there'd be another US tour.
I'll be first in line to buy tickets if they come back after this spring. After having heard him live, I'd be pleased if Paul came back. I'd rather them not tour if paul didn't come back though, I think 3 lead singers is a couple too many.
If you don't like them touring without Freddie, I can understand that. But if you've actually been to a show...I think it would give you a major change in perspective. Sure its not the same, but it is one helluva show nonetheless. They do Freddie and his songs a great deal of justice, they don't make a discgrace out of what Queen was, and they don't take away from what Freddie did. I think they make some good tributes to him during the shows in fact. Most everyone there knows who is the genious behind all of this great music, and his absence doesn't go without noticing. And for people like me who were born in the mid 80's - this tour gives us a chance to see and hear Brian and Roger play Queen songs live, something that would otherwise be impossible.
Now, if they do come back, goddammit promote this tour a little better (ok, just promote it PERIOUD!) they would see a big rise in attendance.
I'll be first in line to buy tickets if they come back after this spring. After having heard him live, I'd be pleased if Paul came back. I'd rather them not tour if paul didn't come back though, I think 3 lead singers is a couple too many.
If you don't like them touring without Freddie, I can understand that. But if you've actually been to a show...I think it would give you a major change in perspective. Sure its not the same, but it is one helluva show nonetheless. They do Freddie and his songs a great deal of justice, they don't make a discgrace out of what Queen was, and they don't take away from what Freddie did. I think they make some good tributes to him during the shows in fact. Most everyone there knows who is the genious behind all of this great music, and his absence doesn't go without noticing. And for people like me who were born in the mid 80's - this tour gives us a chance to see and hear Brian and Roger play Queen songs live, something that would otherwise be impossible.
Now, if they do come back, goddammit promote this tour a little better (ok, just promote it PERIOUD!) they would see a big rise in attendance.
I hate to say it but this is the last hurrah. This is a one off, saddly. I won't be surprised if they do tour S. America & the land down under. But thats it. They can say they "Toured the World" at that point. I am forever grateful that I was privleged enough to see the Meadowlands last Oct. & three shows on this current tour. I am struggling to not pull the trigger & jet out to Vegas for that show! Those of you who are waiting for their concert to arrive, enjoy it! Take it all in as best you can. It will be over in a flash!
(rickelrr wrote:) "Most everyone there knows who is the genious behind all of this great music, and his absence doesn't go without noticing."
They are only doing 4 of Freddie's songs on this tour (Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Love of My Life, Bo. Rhap., and We are the Champions, or 5 if you count the Beautiful Day remix which plays just before the concert).
They are only doing 4 of Freddie's songs on this tour (Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Love of My Life, Bo. Rhap., and We are the Champions, or 5 if you count the Beautiful Day remix which plays just before the concert).