i did read that they were not well recieved down under, and were booed.
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i've heard that too they were good recived
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]theCro wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i've heard that too they were good recived[/QUOTE]
I know you are wrong. Sorry mate, but it is true, Queen were not well known or well recieved in AU at this point. Brian is like anyone on else that has led a very busy life, we all seem to forget the bad and try to just remember the good.
I know you are wrong. Sorry mate, but it is true, Queen were not well known or well recieved in AU at this point. Brian is like anyone on else that has led a very busy life, we all seem to forget the bad and try to just remember the good.
you're wrong, the only one who didnt like them was commecntator of the show who called them pommies and other insults!
Why on earth couldn`t he post it on his site?
Did you only ask him about the booing? If you ought to send such a mail to Brian, you should have more information about this, and not only ask about one certain thing.
Did you only ask him about the booing? If you ought to send such a mail to Brian, you should have more information about this, and not only ask about one certain thing.
You should see what John Deacon emails me about Brian!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mircrowave! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You should see what John Deacon emails me about Brian![/QUOTE]
haha!!!
haha!!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]theCro wrote: [/QUOTENAME]you're wrong, the only one who didnt like them was commecntator of the show who called them pommies and other insults![/QUOTE]
Again, you are wrong. I have lived here since i was very young, i know what happened.
Again, you are wrong. I have lived here since i was very young, i know what happened.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JFarnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Again, you are wrong. I have lived here since i was very young, i know what happened.
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Unless you were at the show in the front rows, your words aren't any better than anyone else's.
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Unless you were at the show in the front rows, your words aren't any better than anyone else's.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JFarnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Again, you are wrong. I have lived here since i was very young, i know what happened.
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Unless you were at the show in the front rows, your words aren't any better than anyone else's.
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Very true, and indeed i was there towards the front, also if i may add mate, my friends in the band Mississippi were playing at this festival, and that's the first time i was exposed to Queen. :) It wasn't everyone shouting at them but a mere 20 or 30 though, and most were a bit tipsy. :)
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Unless you were at the show in the front rows, your words aren't any better than anyone else's.
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Very true, and indeed i was there towards the front, also if i may add mate, my friends in the band Mississippi were playing at this festival, and that's the first time i was exposed to Queen. :) It wasn't everyone shouting at them but a mere 20 or 30 though, and most were a bit tipsy. :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JFarnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Very true, and indeed i was there towards the front, also if i may add mate, my friends in the band Mississippi were playing at this festival, and that's the first time i was exposed to Queen. :) It wasn't everyone shouting at them but a mere 20 or 30 though, and most were a bit tipsy. :)[/QUOTE]
20 or 30 is quite a crowd to have against you, when you think about it! In Chicago 77 on the ADATR tour, a couple people were throwing eggs at the band, and Brian tripped on one of them. The band left the stage, and considered abandoning the gig, but they decided not to, as they didn't want to "let the bad guys win", as Brian later put it. So one can imagine what Sunbury was like from the band's perspective...
20 or 30 is quite a crowd to have against you, when you think about it! In Chicago 77 on the ADATR tour, a couple people were throwing eggs at the band, and Brian tripped on one of them. The band left the stage, and considered abandoning the gig, but they decided not to, as they didn't want to "let the bad guys win", as Brian later put it. So one can imagine what Sunbury was like from the band's perspective...
I've met enough people who were there to believe that many of the crowd did in fact boo them. One of them even says he still feels bad about it to this day.