possible queen line ups

Lead Vocals: Freddie MErcury
Guitar: Brian MAy
Ass: woops i mean Bass Bass: John Deacon
Drums: Roger Taylor


idk that seems like a pretty good Queen line up
but there could be better

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sebastian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]> I suggest you stick to ABBA and refrain from comments on line-ups. You may be an expert theoretic on arrangements and scoring, but you're just a narrow-minded cynic when it comes to real-life music.

I agree to disagree. Btw neither I'm expert nor I'm narrow minded or cynic. Queen were the four of them, full stop. And ABBA were indeed brilliant.[/QUOTE]

I beg to differ. ABBA produced a steady output purely formulaic music, and thus not artistically interesting. Moreover, their lyrics were shallow and overly 'catchy' (at the cost of poetic content). That to me does not make a good band.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jamie SureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Lead Vocals: Freddie MErcury
Guitar: Brian MAy
Ass: woops i mean Bass Bass: John Deacon
Drums: Roger Taylor


idk that seems like a pretty good Queen line up
but there could be better[/QUOTE]

How about adding a guy named Spike Edney to the line up for some extra keyboards?... only for live appearances, that good enough.

BRIAN MAY AND ROGER TAYLOR :D

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JeroenG wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jamie SureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Lead Vocals: Freddie MErcury
Guitar: Brian MAy
Ass: woops i mean Bass Bass: John Deacon
Drums: Roger Taylor


idk that seems like a pretty good Queen line up
but there could be better[/QUOTE]

How about adding a guy named Spike Edney to the line up for some extra keyboards?... only for live appearances, that good enough.[/QUOTE]


oh fuck i forgot!
yo i met that guy he was awesomee

> How about adding a guy named Spike Edney to the line up for some extra keyboards?... only for live appearances, that good enough.

I never thought they actually needed an auxiliar keyboardist...