Just found this comment from Paul. Hmmm... it seems he is interested in doing some studio work with our boys.
Paul:"As for my next solo album, I had intended to do one for Universal, but now Brian and Roger seem to be keen on recording. So only time will tell. Anything is possible...remember, Q + PR began as a few dates and evolved into a world tour."
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This sounds really an interesting quote.
Paul Rodgers has all the interest to keep on sailing on the Queen boat.
I also noticed that during the USA tour his syle/look were a little more Freddie-like... just think, i.e., playing the piano!
Anyway... let's wait and see... the silence around the whole thing could be encouraging ;-)
Paul Rodgers has all the interest to keep on sailing on the Queen boat.
I also noticed that during the USA tour his syle/look were a little more Freddie-like... just think, i.e., playing the piano!
Anyway... let's wait and see... the silence around the whole thing could be encouraging ;-)
Id rather have a Brian solo Album and a Roger Solo album.
am i the olny one that thinks freddie has been kinda forgotten?
i must admit, they did have video of freddie on the big screen during concerts with paul rogers, but still, i think one tour is enough
i must admit, they did have video of freddie on the big screen during concerts with paul rogers, but still, i think one tour is enough
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]~Pred. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]am i the olny one that thinks freddie has been kinda forgotten?[/QUOTE]
Certainly, you are not the only one who thinks that, but nevertheless I think you are wrong. There was plenty of Freddie during the Q+PR tour.
The video footage during These Are The Days Of Our Lives.
Love Of My Life dedicated to Freddie with Brian sitting next to an empty stool, very fitting and touching IMHO.
Freddie singing Bohemian Rhapsody on screen.
Keep in mind that this was not a Freddie Mercury memorial tour, that wouldn't have been right. This was a new thing, with Paul Rodgers, a little bit of old stuff, a little bit of new stuff. What they did felt just right.
Certainly, you are not the only one who thinks that, but nevertheless I think you are wrong. There was plenty of Freddie during the Q+PR tour.
The video footage during These Are The Days Of Our Lives.
Love Of My Life dedicated to Freddie with Brian sitting next to an empty stool, very fitting and touching IMHO.
Freddie singing Bohemian Rhapsody on screen.
Keep in mind that this was not a Freddie Mercury memorial tour, that wouldn't have been right. This was a new thing, with Paul Rodgers, a little bit of old stuff, a little bit of new stuff. What they did felt just right.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]~Pred. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]am i the olny one that thinks freddie has been kinda forgotten?
No bu maybe you're the only one that forgot thta Freddie is dead.....So I don't think he will com back for some recording
No bu maybe you're the only one that forgot thta Freddie is dead.....So I don't think he will com back for some recording
Just to remind you why I think we should welcome happily a new Queen album (although I'd rather prefer a May-Rodgers-Taylor denomination, or only the name of the album, without spending the name 'Queen').
1) Since 1998 Brian and Roger haven't released any solo albums. Don't you miss some new songs?
2) Brian+Roger is better than Brian and Roger Alone (imagine: Roger's choirs on 'Business' or 'the Guvnor' - perhaps with a better drum arrangement, or Brian's Guitar in 'Nation Haircuts' or 'Believe in Yourself' - whose solo was horrible).
3) We got some very promising hints of new ideas... 'The Call' sounds great, and 'Say it's not true' is a great track. Wouldn't you love a studio version of them, including perhaps an improved version of 'Invincible Hope'????
4) Queen+Paul Rodgers was a great chance to listen to Queen musica live again.. into an 'alive and still kicking shape'... would you like this to end???
5) Paul gave a good contribution to Queen's new adventure... and 'Take love' is a good song. I think that - sharing vocals with Brain and Roger - the new mood they created live could have a great chance also in a studio production
6) Would you prefer all to end? No more new projects? Only solo stuff released here and then?? personally no.
The question is.. is a new album really likely to happen???
1) Since 1998 Brian and Roger haven't released any solo albums. Don't you miss some new songs?
2) Brian+Roger is better than Brian and Roger Alone (imagine: Roger's choirs on 'Business' or 'the Guvnor' - perhaps with a better drum arrangement, or Brian's Guitar in 'Nation Haircuts' or 'Believe in Yourself' - whose solo was horrible).
3) We got some very promising hints of new ideas... 'The Call' sounds great, and 'Say it's not true' is a great track. Wouldn't you love a studio version of them, including perhaps an improved version of 'Invincible Hope'????
4) Queen+Paul Rodgers was a great chance to listen to Queen musica live again.. into an 'alive and still kicking shape'... would you like this to end???
5) Paul gave a good contribution to Queen's new adventure... and 'Take love' is a good song. I think that - sharing vocals with Brain and Roger - the new mood they created live could have a great chance also in a studio production
6) Would you prefer all to end? No more new projects? Only solo stuff released here and then?? personally no.
The question is.. is a new album really likely to happen???