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only two words to describe this album.
"Fucking Shit". no more,it's Clear. no??
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red><b><i>M a t i a s M a y wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]In my opinion, some album songs had a soft feel to them, yet when performed live they were played much stronger. Brian is a perfect example of it. Live his music has a brilliant sound, in studio his music sounds softer, cleaner, etc. If Hot Space had a hard feel to it, and wasn't so polished, it would be a much better album. Stronger guittar presence would do the job.
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound.
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound.
I think Hot Space has some real good tunes but it is a bit...werid for Queen.
*weird
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red><b><i>M a t i a s M a y wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]In my opinion, some album songs had a soft feel to them, yet when performed live they were played much stronger. Brian is a perfect example of it. Live his music has a brilliant sound, in studio his music sounds softer, cleaner, etc. If Hot Space had a hard feel to it, and wasn't so polished, it would be a much better album. Stronger guittar presence would do the job.
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound. [/QUOTE]
I didn't like it because the songs are really poor...
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound. [/QUOTE]
I didn't like it because the songs are really poor...
Hot Space what a fuckin' nightmare.
Hot space was an experiment.
I think that someway it helped Queen to develop their sound in the '80s, even though it went a little too far.
Anyway I think it is enjoyable to listen to it, although hopefully it's just a 'moment of transition', that remains an 'unique' in their production.
I think that someway it helped Queen to develop their sound in the '80s, even though it went a little too far.
Anyway I think it is enjoyable to listen to it, although hopefully it's just a 'moment of transition', that remains an 'unique' in their production.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red><b><i>M a t i a s M a y wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red><b><i>M a t i a s M a y wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]In my opinion, some album songs had a soft feel to them, yet when performed live they were played much stronger. Brian is a perfect example of it. Live his music has a brilliant sound, in studio his music sounds softer, cleaner, etc. If Hot Space had a hard feel to it, and wasn't so polished, it would be a much better album. Stronger guittar presence would do the job.
All of the Hot Space songs? What about Under Pressure? I think, Freddie sung Staying Power quite well at MK, plus, if we realize that the working title was Fucking Power that makes the song that much more fun to listen to. Freddie's singing his lungs out about his Fucking Power and such.
Anyway, just my thoughts. But hey, if you didn't like Hot Space that's fine too. Cheers!!!
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound. [/QUOTE]
I didn't like it because the songs are really poor...[/QUOTE]
All of the Hot Space songs? What about Under Pressure? I think, Freddie sung Staying Power quite well at MK, plus, if we realize that the working title was Fucking Power that makes the song that much more fun to listen to. Freddie's singing his lungs out about his Fucking Power and such.
Anyway, just my thoughts. But hey, if you didn't like Hot Space that's fine too. Cheers!!!
I like Hot Space live, but from the actual record Body language is my favorite.[/QUOTE]
DID YOU JUST SAY "IF HOT SPACE WASN'T SO POLISHED" OR WAS IT JUST MY NAUGHTY IMAGINATION??
You have whale cum in your ears, buddy...
You're so wasted.[/QUOTE]
I actually found it funny. But don't tell me you didn't like the Milton Keys Hot Space sound. [/QUOTE]
I didn't like it because the songs are really poor...[/QUOTE]
All of the Hot Space songs? What about Under Pressure? I think, Freddie sung Staying Power quite well at MK, plus, if we realize that the working title was Fucking Power that makes the song that much more fun to listen to. Freddie's singing his lungs out about his Fucking Power and such.
Anyway, just my thoughts. But hey, if you didn't like Hot Space that's fine too. Cheers!!!
Anyway, just my thoughts. But hey, if you didn't like Hot Space that's fine too. Cheers!!!
The CD is crap, but some of the songs sound great live. If had recorded them more the way they preformed them live, it would have worked much better.
Louis
Louis
Thank you all for your comments & feedback. I love Queen. I believe they are one of the top 5 best and most influential bands of all time. I discovered Queen about 1977 and quickly become an ardent fan. I was fortunate to see them live four times (1977, 1978, 1980 & 1982) probably the best live shows I have ever witnessed. Their work from Queen I to The Game is miraculous and at times breath taking. The carved out a unique sound that is unmistakable. Unfortunately for most fans in the USA like my self, instead of inventing new concepts or continuing to be leaders of their time they simply became followers, thus they lost their original sound and it was hard to tell them apart from most of the other synth bands of the day. I totally understand wanting to incorporate other types of music into Queen, but instead of taking that and making it their own, they simply copied what others have done. For the most part from “Hot space” to “Made in Heaven” there are a few flashes of brilliance. Most of the time it seems like they were trying to write a hit song. Trying just to fit in on what was going on around them. “Hot Space” is my least liked offering from them, but when they preformed those song live with their Queen sound, most of those tunes rocked! In my opinion the same could be said for the rest of their later output as well.
Also, Freddie’s songwriting waned for that point on too. He was probably the most prolific of the four. It seems that he never got out of that disco/funk thing they tried. For the most part Roger kind of took over as the main songwriter and although I like some of his stuff, he will never be the same class with Freddie or Brian for that matter. I was got the feeling Roger wanted to be a front man.
Louis
Also, Freddie’s songwriting waned for that point on too. He was probably the most prolific of the four. It seems that he never got out of that disco/funk thing they tried. For the most part Roger kind of took over as the main songwriter and although I like some of his stuff, he will never be the same class with Freddie or Brian for that matter. I was got the feeling Roger wanted to be a front man.
Louis
no, the album was good, but the cover looked like crap. It was a copy of some other famous album or painting....
Queen II was more original in its cover, thats why the album was more appealing, especially emos who cut their wrists.
wtf did i just talk about?!
Queen II was more original in its cover, thats why the album was more appealing, especially emos who cut their wrists.
wtf did i just talk about?!
I think it was a copy of merlyn monroe picture.
They got the colours all wrong during the printing, but they went with it anyway.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]louvox wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Their work from Queen I to The Game is miraculous and at times breath taking. The carved out a unique sound that is unmistakable.
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I agree wiht you. The Game was their last excellent album. After that they made some brilliant songs on every album, but never an album so great again.
Hot space is the weekest IMO.
Their work from Queen I to The Game is miraculous and at times breath taking. The carved out a unique sound that is unmistakable.
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I agree wiht you. The Game was their last excellent album. After that they made some brilliant songs on every album, but never an album so great again.
Hot space is the weekest IMO.