I put this thread in serious discussion in the hopes that I'd get a serious answer. I'm hoping for the likes of Lester Burnham to settle this...
I saw a thread on here the other day in regards to John Deacon's new album, "Aligators Don't Live Under The Bed". This CD is clearly by SOMEONE named John Deacon, but I'm thinking it's not Queen's John Deacon. He is, after all, retired.
My question is this: What has John Deacon actually released as a solo effort? Am I correct in assuming that "Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed" has nothing to do with John Deacon, Queen bassist?
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John Richard Deacon: The one from Queen
John William Deacon: http://cdbaby.com/cd/johnd
(his new CD is the "Alligators..." one)
Hope that cleared some things up.
John William Deacon: http://cdbaby.com/cd/johnd
(his new CD is the "Alligators..." one)
Hope that cleared some things up.
Hope it is better then Hiding in Public and Man in the Shadows....
I've been at Jeff Lynne's studio all weekend doing the 5.1 mix of Hiding in Public. I've got to say, it's been pretty interesting... we had a throat singer do a whistly sound that wanders around the listener in "All He Gave Me (Was Tinnitus)".
There's a good crunchy guitar sound on "Bald" that I'm pretty proud of... but I don't want to spoil anything else, this 5.1 mix has to be heard to be believed!
There's a good crunchy guitar sound on "Bald" that I'm pretty proud of... but I don't want to spoil anything else, this 5.1 mix has to be heard to be believed!
Did they re-install the naughty language in Lapdance??
It's a great album and the new single "Typical Christmas" is coming out tomorrow!!
http://www.last.fm/music/John+Deacon/Alligators+Don%27t+Live+Under+The+Bed
JOHN DEACON; Tracklisting
"Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed"
1. Another Me
2. Day Dreams
3. Motown Blues(with Errol Brown)
4. Hookers
5. Boy-Bands
6. RW Bad Impostor
7. Who am I
8. Mercury Times
9. When it's over, it's over!!
10. All Right Now(i don't think so)
11. Where Am I
Bonus:
1. Sell Out
2. Typical Christmas
3. Motown Blues(RTBM-mix)
http://www.last.fm/music/John+Deacon/Alligators+Don%27t+Live+Under+The+Bed
JOHN DEACON; Tracklisting
"Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed"
1. Another Me
2. Day Dreams
3. Motown Blues(with Errol Brown)
4. Hookers
5. Boy-Bands
6. RW Bad Impostor
7. Who am I
8. Mercury Times
9. When it's over, it's over!!
10. All Right Now(i don't think so)
11. Where Am I
Bonus:
1. Sell Out
2. Typical Christmas
3. Motown Blues(RTBM-mix)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Did they re-install the naughty language in Lapdance??[/QUOTE]
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Did they re-install the naughty language in Lapdance??[/QUOTE]
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.[/QUOTE]
I believe it wasn't 'publish' but 'push this'?
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.[/QUOTE]
I believe it wasn't 'publish' but 'push this'?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]jeroen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Did they re-install the naughty language in Lapdance??[/QUOTE]
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.[/QUOTE]
I believe it wasn't 'publish' but 'push this'?[/QUOTE]
Indeed, it may be... my Sanskrit is a bit rusty.
One thing is for sure, one of the standout tracks is the instrumental, "Smooth". When he was working on the song in the studio, I asked him gingerly what the tune was about, and he merely pointed solemnly at his head, and went back to work.
He's an inspiring guy.
Indeed they did; and in the coda, I think he says 'you're not going to publish this are you?' in Sanskrit.[/QUOTE]
I believe it wasn't 'publish' but 'push this'?[/QUOTE]
Indeed, it may be... my Sanskrit is a bit rusty.
One thing is for sure, one of the standout tracks is the instrumental, "Smooth". When he was working on the song in the studio, I asked him gingerly what the tune was about, and he merely pointed solemnly at his head, and went back to work.
He's an inspiring guy.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Rock It wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's a great album and the new single "Typical Christmas" is coming out tomorrow!!
http://www.last.fm/music/John+Deacon/Alligators+Don%27t+Live+Under+The+Bed
JOHN DEACON; Tracklisting
"Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed"
1. Another Me
2. Day Dreams
3. Motown Blues(with Errol Brown)
4. Hookers
5. Boy-Bands
6. RW Bad Impostor
7. Who am I
8. Mercury Times
9. When it's over, it's over!!
10. All Right Now(i don't think so)
11. Where Am I
Bonus:
1. Sell Out
2. Typical Christmas
3. Motown Blues(RTBM-mix) [/QUOTE]
Great record indeed!
Japan has a digipack release with a bonus DVD single... Great footage of John and some lapdance girl... Worth having!
Bloody shame it will not be released on vinyl!
http://www.last.fm/music/John+Deacon/Alligators+Don%27t+Live+Under+The+Bed
JOHN DEACON; Tracklisting
"Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed"
1. Another Me
2. Day Dreams
3. Motown Blues(with Errol Brown)
4. Hookers
5. Boy-Bands
6. RW Bad Impostor
7. Who am I
8. Mercury Times
9. When it's over, it's over!!
10. All Right Now(i don't think so)
11. Where Am I
Bonus:
1. Sell Out
2. Typical Christmas
3. Motown Blues(RTBM-mix) [/QUOTE]
Great record indeed!
Japan has a digipack release with a bonus DVD single... Great footage of John and some lapdance girl... Worth having!
Bloody shame it will not be released on vinyl!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ducksoup wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Japan has a digipack release with a bonus DVD single... Great footage of John and some lapdance girl... Worth having!
Bloody shame it will not be released on vinyl!
[/QUOTE]
+ previously unreleseased rock-opera by John "Collecting cheques is funny business"
Japan has a digipack release with a bonus DVD single... Great footage of John and some lapdance girl... Worth having!
Bloody shame it will not be released on vinyl!
[/QUOTE]
+ previously unreleseased rock-opera by John "Collecting cheques is funny business"
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mrjordy wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I put this thread in serious discussion in the hopes that I'd get a serious answer. I'm hoping for the likes of Lester Burnham to settle this...
I saw a thread on here the other day in regards to John Deacon's new album, "Aligators Don't Live Under The Bed". This CD is clearly by SOMEONE named John Deacon, but I'm thinking it's not Queen's John Deacon. He is, after all, retired.
My question is this: What has John Deacon actually released as a solo effort? Am I correct in assuming that "Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed" has nothing to do with John Deacon, Queen bassist?[/QUOTE]
I think I can help. This CD wasn't made by our John, but by someone else with the same name.
He did have a solo effort with the group, The Immortals, and did they did the music for the movie "Biggles". Also, he did help out with other artists such as our own Roger Taylor, Brian May, and Freddie Mercury. He also worked with Anita Dobson, Elton John, Morris Minor and the Majors, and others. If you would like to know more, go to Deaky.com. That should give you all the information you want to know about Deaky's solo work. ;-)
I saw a thread on here the other day in regards to John Deacon's new album, "Aligators Don't Live Under The Bed". This CD is clearly by SOMEONE named John Deacon, but I'm thinking it's not Queen's John Deacon. He is, after all, retired.
My question is this: What has John Deacon actually released as a solo effort? Am I correct in assuming that "Alligators Don't Live Under The Bed" has nothing to do with John Deacon, Queen bassist?[/QUOTE]
I think I can help. This CD wasn't made by our John, but by someone else with the same name.
He did have a solo effort with the group, The Immortals, and did they did the music for the movie "Biggles". Also, he did help out with other artists such as our own Roger Taylor, Brian May, and Freddie Mercury. He also worked with Anita Dobson, Elton John, Morris Minor and the Majors, and others. If you would like to know more, go to Deaky.com. That should give you all the information you want to know about Deaky's solo work. ;-)
Edit please...sorry!
Thanks folks - and especially Bohemian MAYniac!
Eh! That's my line!!
BTW: in retrospect - I LOVE the very first line in the first post of this topic! :-D
BTW: in retrospect - I LOVE the very first line in the first post of this topic! :-D