1) Dancer
2) Cool Cat
That's all. More of a single than an album.
To make it an album, fill the rest with bad remixes and collaborations, such as AOBTD by Wyclef Jean, AOBTD by Miami Vice, The Show Must Go On sung by Elton John, etc.
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Posts in chronological order
I don't really like chronologically:
1.SSOR instrumental
2.Misfire
3.I'm In Love With My Car (please don't shoot me for this)
4.You And I
5.Sleeping On The Sidewalk
6.More Of That Jazz
7.Need Your Loving Tonight
8.Coming Soon
9.Put Out The Fire
8.Calling All Girls
9.Man On The Prowl
10.One Vision
11.Friend Will Be Friends
12.I Want It All
13.The Invisible Man
14.Breakthru
15.My Baby Does Me
16.My Life Has Been Saved
Thus is my taste.
1.SSOR instrumental
2.Misfire
3.I'm In Love With My Car (please don't shoot me for this)
4.You And I
5.Sleeping On The Sidewalk
6.More Of That Jazz
7.Need Your Loving Tonight
8.Coming Soon
9.Put Out The Fire
8.Calling All Girls
9.Man On The Prowl
10.One Vision
11.Friend Will Be Friends
12.I Want It All
13.The Invisible Man
14.Breakthru
15.My Baby Does Me
16.My Life Has Been Saved
Thus is my taste.
1. Son and Daughter
2. Sweet Lady
3. White Man
4. Get Down, Make Love
5. More Of That Jazz
6. Don't Try Suicide
7. Body Language
8. Keep Passing The Open Window
9. Don't Lose Your Head
10. My Baby Does Me
11. You Don't Fool Me
2. Sweet Lady
3. White Man
4. Get Down, Make Love
5. More Of That Jazz
6. Don't Try Suicide
7. Body Language
8. Keep Passing The Open Window
9. Don't Lose Your Head
10. My Baby Does Me
11. You Don't Fool Me
I stopped paying attention when I saw White Queen listed.
Music is for people with functioning ears, I think. To say nothing of MILLIONARE FUCKING WALTZ being mentioned.... what the fuck!
Music is for people with functioning ears, I think. To say nothing of MILLIONARE FUCKING WALTZ being mentioned.... what the fuck!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Scott_Mercury wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't think the songs on Hot Space are so bad as the way the studio recordings were recorded...
I mean, Action, Backchat, and Staying Power, to me...are the highlights of 1982 Milton Keyes.
But the studio versions of these songs sound like Boy George and Wham were the producers trying to achieve the ultimate gay bar sound track.[/QUOTE]
Hot Space is one of the best albums, if you talk about production. Every little thing is right. Compare it to The Works. That album is a joke. A cd full with shit and only 9 tracks? WTF.
Hot Space has everything: a rocking guitar, a nice crispy Telecaster sound guitar, real cool synths, a full amount of bass, some strong drums and crystal clear vocals.
And yes, it was an experiment. And okay, it didn't work very well. And yes, I also agree that some songs sound way better live. But Hot Space is a top-notch album about they way you hear it. Together with Queen II and A Day At The Races, the best produced album by Queen. But that is my humble opinion.
I mean, Action, Backchat, and Staying Power, to me...are the highlights of 1982 Milton Keyes.
But the studio versions of these songs sound like Boy George and Wham were the producers trying to achieve the ultimate gay bar sound track.[/QUOTE]
Hot Space is one of the best albums, if you talk about production. Every little thing is right. Compare it to The Works. That album is a joke. A cd full with shit and only 9 tracks? WTF.
Hot Space has everything: a rocking guitar, a nice crispy Telecaster sound guitar, real cool synths, a full amount of bass, some strong drums and crystal clear vocals.
And yes, it was an experiment. And okay, it didn't work very well. And yes, I also agree that some songs sound way better live. But Hot Space is a top-notch album about they way you hear it. Together with Queen II and A Day At The Races, the best produced album by Queen. But that is my humble opinion.
Top ten worst Queen songs:
1. Body language (this is pure shit in any language)
2. Machines or back to humans (how about back to Queen)
3. Pain is so close to pleasure (this song is closer to crap)
4. My baby does me (what a joke)
5. Delilah (just plain embarrassing)
6. One year of love (Awful)
7. Cool cat (a dead cat would sound better)
8. Man on the prowl (come on, Freddie. Rehashing your own songs, that’s sad)
9. More of that jazz (I would prefer less of that shit)
10. Rain must fall (This song must go!)
1. Body language (this is pure shit in any language)
2. Machines or back to humans (how about back to Queen)
3. Pain is so close to pleasure (this song is closer to crap)
4. My baby does me (what a joke)
5. Delilah (just plain embarrassing)
6. One year of love (Awful)
7. Cool cat (a dead cat would sound better)
8. Man on the prowl (come on, Freddie. Rehashing your own songs, that’s sad)
9. More of that jazz (I would prefer less of that shit)
10. Rain must fall (This song must go!)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]louvox wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Top ten worst Queen songs:
1. Body language (this is pure shit in any language)
2. Machines or back to humans (how about back to Queen)
3. Pain is so close to pleasure (this song is closer to crap)
4. My baby does me (what a joke)
5. Delilah (just plain embarrassing)
6. One year of love (Awful)
7. Cool cat (a dead cat would sound better)
8. Man on the prowl (come on, Freddie. Rehashing your own songs, that’s sad)
9. More of that jazz (I would prefer less of that shit)
10. Rain must fall (This song must go!)
[/QUOTE]
I totally agree with this compilation above bar one year of love( i like it for freddies vocals) all the rest are pure filler chiller bang out of order songs Bad queen!!!!!.
But the others who put WHITE QUEEN MILLIONAIRE WALTZ really need to have their ears tested absolute classics they are.
1. Body language (this is pure shit in any language)
2. Machines or back to humans (how about back to Queen)
3. Pain is so close to pleasure (this song is closer to crap)
4. My baby does me (what a joke)
5. Delilah (just plain embarrassing)
6. One year of love (Awful)
7. Cool cat (a dead cat would sound better)
8. Man on the prowl (come on, Freddie. Rehashing your own songs, that’s sad)
9. More of that jazz (I would prefer less of that shit)
10. Rain must fall (This song must go!)
[/QUOTE]
I totally agree with this compilation above bar one year of love( i like it for freddies vocals) all the rest are pure filler chiller bang out of order songs Bad queen!!!!!.
But the others who put WHITE QUEEN MILLIONAIRE WALTZ really need to have their ears tested absolute classics they are.
I'm sorry but I really have to ask this. Well, actually I'm not. And I'm rather convinced not 30% of you will answer this, because it makes you feel self-conscious and ignorant. (Provoking?) How many of you actually listen to the music analytically and try to write your own material?
Songs like "Keep Passing The Open Windows", "White Queen" and "Friends Will Be Friends" to name a few, are still masterpieces compared to other artists' similar attempts, however "gay" or "boring" they might sound compared to other Queen songs. Damn it, any musician should be so lucky as to write as beautiful a ballad as "White Queen", and "Keep Passing.." is one of the most rocking half-intentionally cheesy bic razors ever, and still complicated and interesting enough to put almost any successful modern rock music writer to shame. Of course, these are only my opinions and by no means should be treated as anything but opinions, but they're based on intense education on music theory and years of exploring.
Here's my list:
1. We Will Rock You (sometimes too much is just way too much..)
2. Son And Daughter (lyrics are alright though)
3. See What A Fool I've Been (never liked blues)
4. Lost Opportunity (see above)
5. Don't Try Suicide (well.. there's silliness, and then there's this one.)
6. Body Language (sort of fun, but doesn't really work either live or studio)
7. Fight From The Inside (rather anticlimatic throughout)
8. More Of That Jazz (if it weren't for the collage before the final semi-chorus, it'd be the Most Boring Queen Track, but the riff idea is sort of neat... too bad the song is too repetitive... I'm not even sure of exactly what is the track trying to be)
9. Delilah (sorry, I can't really like it, even if Freddie insisted on releasing it.. he sounds so worn out there... and there's the silliness factor there again)
10. Say It's Not True (it sounds like every other Roger song he did on his last two solo albums, only this time he did it under the Queen flag... sort of)
11. Gimme The Prize (a true soundtrack song, with clips and all... I dislike the lyrics probably the most out of all Queen catalogue, for here's Brian at his most pompous and pretentious, which doesn't work at all - at least Freddie had some style... also, the '86 drum sounds are IMHO the most horrible they ever had... and I hate the Guitar Hero bit at the beginning... if it weren't to make the movie more enjoyable, this would be useless)
12. Queen Talks (sort of fun but useless)
Songs like "Keep Passing The Open Windows", "White Queen" and "Friends Will Be Friends" to name a few, are still masterpieces compared to other artists' similar attempts, however "gay" or "boring" they might sound compared to other Queen songs. Damn it, any musician should be so lucky as to write as beautiful a ballad as "White Queen", and "Keep Passing.." is one of the most rocking half-intentionally cheesy bic razors ever, and still complicated and interesting enough to put almost any successful modern rock music writer to shame. Of course, these are only my opinions and by no means should be treated as anything but opinions, but they're based on intense education on music theory and years of exploring.
Here's my list:
1. We Will Rock You (sometimes too much is just way too much..)
2. Son And Daughter (lyrics are alright though)
3. See What A Fool I've Been (never liked blues)
4. Lost Opportunity (see above)
5. Don't Try Suicide (well.. there's silliness, and then there's this one.)
6. Body Language (sort of fun, but doesn't really work either live or studio)
7. Fight From The Inside (rather anticlimatic throughout)
8. More Of That Jazz (if it weren't for the collage before the final semi-chorus, it'd be the Most Boring Queen Track, but the riff idea is sort of neat... too bad the song is too repetitive... I'm not even sure of exactly what is the track trying to be)
9. Delilah (sorry, I can't really like it, even if Freddie insisted on releasing it.. he sounds so worn out there... and there's the silliness factor there again)
10. Say It's Not True (it sounds like every other Roger song he did on his last two solo albums, only this time he did it under the Queen flag... sort of)
11. Gimme The Prize (a true soundtrack song, with clips and all... I dislike the lyrics probably the most out of all Queen catalogue, for here's Brian at his most pompous and pretentious, which doesn't work at all - at least Freddie had some style... also, the '86 drum sounds are IMHO the most horrible they ever had... and I hate the Guitar Hero bit at the beginning... if it weren't to make the movie more enjoyable, this would be useless)
12. Queen Talks (sort of fun but useless)
Again the same old Moan-Zone mentality here. Unfortunatly.
If a person finds that White Queen is not so good as Scandal or so, leave it that way. Its personal taste, for gods sake. What would you do if i say i dont like BoRhap or Black Queen ???
Discussion is ok but not personal disses.
cheers
If a person finds that White Queen is not so good as Scandal or so, leave it that way. Its personal taste, for gods sake. What would you do if i say i dont like BoRhap or Black Queen ???
Discussion is ok but not personal disses.
cheers
All Queen Albums are classics full stop
Are we talking as dedicated Queen fans or as a bunch of ....?
I mean, of course there songs you like and songs you like a bit less. But to compile a complete album on this forum is one step too far!
I mean, of course there songs you like and songs you like a bit less. But to compile a complete album on this forum is one step too far!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hot Space is a top-notch album about they way you hear it. Together with Queen II and A Day At The Races, the best produced album by Queen. But that is my humble opinion.[/QUOTE]
Good production doesn't make a good album. I could go to a studio and professionally record a sound of me farting, and produce it with top of the line equipment and techniques. And I can bet EMI won't be coming to me for a copy any time soon.
Not that I'm comparing Hot Space to a fart. It's a good album, but when half of the songs are poor, no level of production will ever make it a classic.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JacquesDaniels wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Songs like "Keep Passing The Open Windows", "White Queen" and "Friends Will Be Friends" to name a few, are still masterpieces compared to other artists' similar attempts, however "gay" or "boring" they might sound compared to other Queen songs. Damn it, any musician should be so lucky as to write as beautiful a ballad as "White Queen", and "Keep Passing.." is one of the most rocking half-intentionally cheesy bic razors ever, and still complicated and interesting enough to put almost any successful modern rock music writer to shame. Of course, these are only my opinions and by no means should be treated as anything but opinions, but they're based on intense education on music theory and years of exploring.
Here's my list:[/QUOTE]
You sir are an intelligent man. I don't even need to read your list to say I respect you as a person and a critic of music.
Good production doesn't make a good album. I could go to a studio and professionally record a sound of me farting, and produce it with top of the line equipment and techniques. And I can bet EMI won't be coming to me for a copy any time soon.
Not that I'm comparing Hot Space to a fart. It's a good album, but when half of the songs are poor, no level of production will ever make it a classic.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JacquesDaniels wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Songs like "Keep Passing The Open Windows", "White Queen" and "Friends Will Be Friends" to name a few, are still masterpieces compared to other artists' similar attempts, however "gay" or "boring" they might sound compared to other Queen songs. Damn it, any musician should be so lucky as to write as beautiful a ballad as "White Queen", and "Keep Passing.." is one of the most rocking half-intentionally cheesy bic razors ever, and still complicated and interesting enough to put almost any successful modern rock music writer to shame. Of course, these are only my opinions and by no means should be treated as anything but opinions, but they're based on intense education on music theory and years of exploring.
Here's my list:[/QUOTE]
You sir are an intelligent man. I don't even need to read your list to say I respect you as a person and a critic of music.
1: Gimme the Prize
2: Pain Is So Close To Pleassure
3: Man On The Prowl
4: Fun It
5: Father TO Son
6: Sweet Lady
7: Your My Best Friend
8: All Gods People
9: The Invisible Man
10: Delilah
2: Pain Is So Close To Pleassure
3: Man On The Prowl
4: Fun It
5: Father TO Son
6: Sweet Lady
7: Your My Best Friend
8: All Gods People
9: The Invisible Man
10: Delilah
Well, i love the Hot Space album!
OK, it doesn´t have the Queen sound but i think they´ve acomplished what they wanted with that album. It sounds fresh today.
As for the list it wiil allways be a matter of taste. I see no point in doing it.
But it´s surprising to find out that many Queen fans don´t like "Friends Will be Friends". I never met a non-Queen fan that didn´t like the song.
Take care
OK, it doesn´t have the Queen sound but i think they´ve acomplished what they wanted with that album. It sounds fresh today.
As for the list it wiil allways be a matter of taste. I see no point in doing it.
But it´s surprising to find out that many Queen fans don´t like "Friends Will be Friends". I never met a non-Queen fan that didn´t like the song.
Take care
the 10 songs of the album HOT SPACE 1982
UNDER PRESSURE is a good song.
ad fun it
bicycle race
another one bites the dust
to it and this would be my worst queen album.
UNDER PRESSURE is a good song.
ad fun it
bicycle race
another one bites the dust
to it and this would be my worst queen album.