Where is John Deacon?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]boca wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You stupid people! Nobody knows what is the real reason. Roger told after the WWRY show in Cologne two years ago what was the situation between John and them, but I don't wanna say in some reasons... if you don't believe, ask people who were there...and I know where he lives... [/QUOTE]could you tell us more about that "situation"?

No he can't, because we are stupid people :-p

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]dewa wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anybody know where is John Deacon? He never perform on Queen Tour with Paul Rodgers, is he retired from music?[/QUOTE]
I know where he is:
he is here:

---->JOHN DEACON<----

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No, of course not. But they still call themselfes Queen even though both John and Freddies gone. Calling themsefles Queen you will still sell out a show, however, being "Brian May and Roger Taylor feat. Paul Rodgers with friends preforms classic Queen, Free and Bad Company songs" may not be(for mortals)that exiting. A great strategic move. I saw them in Stockholm Sweden and I loved it. They did great.

John Richard Deacon retired from the music field in the late 90s.

I believed that John Richard Deacon have GREAT RESPECT for Freddie Mercury...

Below is an excerpt from one of John's interview...

Visit the website below for John's interviews..
http://www.queenarchives.com

The singer's death in November 1991 has proved a brutal blow to Deacon. "As far as we are concerned, this is it," he insists. "There is no point carrying on. It is impossible to replace Freddie." With Queen retired he seems unlikely to forge a solo career like May and Taylor - "I can't sing; it's the one thing I wish I could do, because it would make songwriting so much easier!" - although he once released a solo effort under the group name of The Immortals (he wrote and recorded 'No Turning Back' as the theme to the 1986 'Biggles' remake).


Here are some of his thoughts...
Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Deacon

He has made it clear that he endorses the 'Queen' projects put forward by Brian May and Roger Taylor, and was partially involved in the early stages of the preparation for the We Will Rock You musical. But currently, Deacon has retired from the music scene, and even declined to participate in the recent Queen + Paul Rodgers tour. According to The Sun, he was not impressed with Robbie Williams's version of "We Are the Champions", recorded for A Knight's Tale and he was also less than pleased[citation needed] with the re-make of "We Will Rock You" done by Britney Spears, Pink and Beyoncé with Brian May and Roger Taylor for a UK Pepsi television commercial in 2004.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Queen_Yancha wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I once heard Roger Taylor's interview on the radio...He said they asked John to join them on the tour,but he wasn't really into it, so they decided to go on tour without it. Roger mentioned that John doesn't like crowded places and lots of people around him...so let's say it's one of the reasons he didn't go on tour with them.
We all miss him,don't we:)?[/QUOTE]this is exactly the same interview i have somewhere on my PC, i've heard it too!

im surprised no one has gone and tried to stalk and take photos of him when he does go out.

hey look! john deacon is going to the market! photo opp!

Deacon has a 'syd barrett' mystique to him. Folks just might start stalking this reclusive rock star.

"he was not impressed with Robbie Williams's version of "We Are the Champions", recorded for A Knight's Tale and he was also less than pleased[citation needed] with the re-make of "We Will Rock You" done by Britney Spears, Pink and Beyoncé with Brian May and Roger Taylor for a UK Pepsi television commercial in 2004."

That isn't surprising. Anyone with ears probably agreed with him.

as long as john is happy healthy and alive thats all i ask for.love ya john deacon :)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lillian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]as long as john is happy healthy and alive thats all i ask for.love ya john deacon :)[/QUOTE]Yes...you said it! Love you John.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"he was not impressed with Robbie Williams's version of "We Are the Champions", recorded for A Knight's Tale and he was also less than pleased[citation needed] with the re-make of "We Will Rock You" done by Britney Spears, Pink and Beyoncé with Brian May and Roger Taylor for a UK Pepsi television commercial in 2004."

That isn't surprising. Anyone with ears probably agreed with him.[/QUOTE]

Robbie's version of WATC is MUCH better than the original. WWRY with the 3 whores who think themselved they're singers SUCKS.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"he was not impressed with Robbie Williams's version of "We Are the Champions", recorded for A Knight's Tale and he was also less than pleased[citation needed] with the re-make of "We Will Rock You" done by Britney Spears, Pink and Beyoncé with Brian May and Roger Taylor for a UK Pepsi television commercial in 2004."

That isn't surprising. Anyone with ears probably agreed with him.[/QUOTE]

Robbie's version of WATC is MUCH better than the original. WWRY with the 3 whores who think themselved they're singers SUCKS.[/QUOTE]

Have you been freebasing dude?! What makes you think that Robbie's version of "We Are The Champions," is better than the original?! Everyone's got the right to their own opinion, that just doesn't make sense to me.

I think the last that we know of him is that in 2004, John wrote a letter to Brian and Roger.  He said that he was unhappy about a version of We Will Rock (Song) that they did.

From Queen news at Brian May.com Sept 14th 2008

It is true that John Deacon has disappeared without trace?
Paul :I have yet to meet John. I would like to. I understand his point, though, wanting to step back from life - I was very ready to do that before I met Queen, but here I am. I'm always saying, "Will he come along tonight? Tomorrow?" It's like Waiting For Godot!