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Queen to release new cd on Tuesday April 11, 2006

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Just in time for their American Idol appearance, Queen will put out a cd to cash in for the new fans and even adding two Paul Rodgers songs. Here is a link with the track listing: http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/discography/index.jsp?pid=5473&aid=767413

For those to lazy to click on it: 1 Stone Cold Crazy

2 Tie Your Mother Down

3 Fat Bottomed Girls

4 Another One Bites the Dust

5 Crazy Little Thing Called Love

6 We Will Rock You

7 We Are the Champions

8 Radio Ga Ga

9 Bohemian Rhapsody

10 The Show Must Go on

11 These Are the Days of Our Lives

12 I Want It All

13 All Right Now [*]

14 Feel Like Making Love [*]
Who here is going to buy it? Or should we all boycott it and make the Queenzone voice heard, all 50 of us.
Here is the link to Hollywood Records press release of "Stone Cold Classics", the smart folks who bought the Queen catalog in 1990.

http://hollywoodrecords.go.com/Queen/americanidol/
It's o.k. because it is just a limited edition for the publicity right now here in the states for their showing up on (uuuh) "American Idol" and then they can put it out of print.
New??wtf are they doing and why are the doing it?Give us the fucking box sets and lets go on our merry way ok guys
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Personally I think this is the best single-disc compilation they've put together, and wish this would be the official Greatest Hits (though I do think the endless compilations are silly). They finally got Tie Your Mother Down and Stone Cold Crazy on a single-disc comp, so it's a better balance of all their music. The other compilations had too much '80s pop IMHO. This compilation might make people think of Queen as a *rock* band again rather than a mainstream pop band....
"I have no time for Time magazine. Or Rolling Stone." Jethro Tull
This is not the best of Queen. I don't know what this is. Killer Queen and Now I'm Here would have been nice.
I like the cover though, i might buy it just for that.
No, this is definitely not the best of Queen. The list features the less-original, less-creative, more conventional Queen songs, rather than those that really define the band.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goinback wrote: [/QUOTENAME]They finally got Tie Your Mother Down and Stone Cold Crazy on a single-disc comp, so it's a better balance of all their music.[/QUOTE]

Uhhhh, both of those are on Classic Queen.
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Well they were taken off of the Greatest Hits 1 & 2 set and the Platinum Collection, and I guess I didn't consider Classic Queen a "greatest hits" disc which is term I should have used (actually I thought that had gone out of print too along with Rocks...oh well). I dunno...seems like as a greatest hits disc it has a good balance of different types of hit singles and a few good album hits...as for hit singles they left off things like Body Language and Flash and Invisible Man finally and replaced them with *rock* songs. Of course I'd rather hear all of Queen II instead but it just seems like the best single CD "greatest hits" comp they've done so far to me.
"I have no time for Time magazine. Or Rolling Stone." Jethro Tull
This album is obviously not aimed at die hard fans. It's for those people watching American Idol.
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Uuuh - "ringtones coming soon".
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It smells like the K-tel *Queen Collection* 15 of the Best, from 1984...as for the setlist, I can do that myself, by programming the cd player in my car. without paying for Simon's boots to get polished
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