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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]½Microwave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Can someone tell me why DANNY IS A GREAT BASS PLAYER? A few of you think that he's the next coming, so please enlighten me.

1. His tone sounds like mud. You do need to mix in a little high end in that thing, but Danny doesn't. Is that something that really good players do?

2. He holds his instrument and plays it like a guitar. No fingering technique that I see. A guitarist turned bass player perhaps?


How about just go get a nobody, so you don't have to pay them that much? I mean besides Danny.[/QUOTE]

Ok.. I have been really quite on this.. but I have to say it.. WHAT MAKES JOHN so freakin great? he was a decent song writer.. and an AVERAGE bass player.. watch his style.. he isn't all that hot.. and if he wants to retire.. LET HIM.. I for one don't miss him.. I think Danny does a great job. but I think the talent of Queen was in Brian and Freddie.. my 2 cents worth..

FLAME ON!!!
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A DECENT songwriter? After The Game came out, John took over for writing the best Queen songs.
Well I would say the response I got is exacty what I expected. Granted, it's a silly idea of mine, but I still like it. Say what you want, the guy has talent. His talent may or may not mix well with Queen, but seeing as they are my top 2 favorite acts, I am curious. We all know that Queen + PR is plenty enough talent for one band, so who really needs another bigshot.

As for Danny Miranda... He's fine. His presence doesn't interfere with Queen, which is good.
Danny nailed the Dragon Attack solo on the US tour, strong performance throughout. The only other player I'd want to hear w/ Brian and Roger at this point is Gail Dorsey (Bowie)
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I would imagine Rick Savage would jump at bass opportunities if Def Leppard weren't in the midst of a comeback. Not that he's that great, but he is a Queen freak.