Oh man.....
How sad is that? I press story where they don't even have a clue as to who they are actually writing about? But then again...when has the press EVER known who they were really writing about??
It's stupidity like the talked about article that drvies one to drink........gasoline!
John Deacon deserves better then the "forgetfullness" he has been subjected to in the press. It is no surprise that he has no interest in pursuing his "public" image these days, as going by the above, nobody seems interested in the least bit anyway.
That's a pity, as i know loads here would be more then interested to see him come forth and have a chat.
Maybe for Queen's "Farewell Tour" in 2019?
Thread
Posts in chronological order
*huggles Deaky*
why does no one ever notice the quiet bassist of the band? *sad sigh*
well, i'm sure that John's making waaaaaaaaaay more money just by sitting around now then that journalist...
why does no one ever notice the quiet bassist of the band? *sad sigh*
well, i'm sure that John's making waaaaaaaaaay more money just by sitting around now then that journalist...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PieterMC wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Invisible Queen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]There is no respect anymore[/QUOTE]
Anymore??? It was written in 1984![/QUOTE]
eh...
Anymore??? It was written in 1984![/QUOTE]
eh...
This reminds me of this incident:
"In 1985 and following their success at the Rock in Rio, John thought he deserved a sports car so he bought a Porsche. One night, he left to attend a Phil Collins concert and after the show, the two ended up drinking some beers together. Turning back home, John was stopped by the police by excess of speed and failed a Breathalyser test. His driver's license was suspended for 12 months and for a whole year, Queen's bassist commuted by the Tube, without even being recognised!"
"In 1985 and following their success at the Rock in Rio, John thought he deserved a sports car so he bought a Porsche. One night, he left to attend a Phil Collins concert and after the show, the two ended up drinking some beers together. Turning back home, John was stopped by the police by excess of speed and failed a Breathalyser test. His driver's license was suspended for 12 months and for a whole year, Queen's bassist commuted by the Tube, without even being recognised!"
lol what a shame on the author of that article lol.
Poor thing!! *gives Deaky a big hug* John deserves more than that in an article. Without him, all of Queen's songs would've fallen apart. He's one of the most important members of the group. :-)
IT would have been better if the article had said:
"...Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, Brian May and Spike Edney..."
"...Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, Brian May and Spike Edney..."