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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]violonbleu wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PabloArg wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Short:
1.- Should Freddie ('s voice) be present in any Queen new song on the upcoming album?
2.- Should some unfinished song (demos) be completed by PR on voice, and share then the main vocals?[/QUOTE]
1- NO
2- NO
Freddie is dead.[/QUOTE]
WTF!? WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?
1.- Should Freddie ('s voice) be present in any Queen new song on the upcoming album?
2.- Should some unfinished song (demos) be completed by PR on voice, and share then the main vocals?[/QUOTE]
1- NO
2- NO
Freddie is dead.[/QUOTE]
WTF!? WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?
In a word "No" Freddie has his legacy lets not tarnish it
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PabloArg wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Short:
1.- Should Freddie ('s voice) be present in any Queen new song on the upcoming album?
2.- Should some unfinished song (demos) be completed by PR on voice, and share then the main vocals?[/QUOTE]
No, and No. We dont need a bunch of unfinished demos with Freddie singing "dee daa doo"
New material only!
1.- Should Freddie ('s voice) be present in any Queen new song on the upcoming album?
2.- Should some unfinished song (demos) be completed by PR on voice, and share then the main vocals?[/QUOTE]
No, and No. We dont need a bunch of unfinished demos with Freddie singing "dee daa doo"
New material only!
2 albums.
1 Q+PR
1 w/freddie stuff, brian and roger.
1 Q+PR
1 w/freddie stuff, brian and roger.
No. We already had that. It was called "Made in Heaven" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" (as played on the Q+PR tour).
Brian and Roger have already said that this album will be what they're about now, which is why they aren't touring again until it's out. Reworking any more old Freddie demos/solo songs wouldn't do a thing to further that image--in fact, it would probably do more to hurt the long-term prospects of Q+PR (if there are such things for a group of 60-year-old rockers) than it would to boost album sales.
At the very most, maybe a Q+PR re-take of a classic Queen song or two, but I'd honestly rather just see an album full of original material from the new band. If they only release twelve or so tracks on the disc and six of them are just reworked Freddie demos, what does it say about Q+PR?
Brian and Roger have already said that this album will be what they're about now, which is why they aren't touring again until it's out. Reworking any more old Freddie demos/solo songs wouldn't do a thing to further that image--in fact, it would probably do more to hurt the long-term prospects of Q+PR (if there are such things for a group of 60-year-old rockers) than it would to boost album sales.
At the very most, maybe a Q+PR re-take of a classic Queen song or two, but I'd honestly rather just see an album full of original material from the new band. If they only release twelve or so tracks on the disc and six of them are just reworked Freddie demos, what does it say about Q+PR?
I totally agree with Thunderbolt, FWIW
You know what, I think I'm ready for a new Queen album without any trace of Freddie. They used him on the last album and paid homage to him a million times now. I'm not sure how well they can pull it off (since I think all four of them are necessary to determine the line between stylish and silly, which Brian and Roger couldn't do with the WWRY commercial, American Idol, etc.) but I'm interested to see what they can do and see some new songs live. The last tour was very good so they did know what they were doing in that case.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kingarthur wrote: [/QUOTENAME]2 albums.
1 Q+PR
1 w/freddie stuff, brian and roger.[/QUOTE]
I'd like to see that. Roger has said it could or would be a double album.........
1 Q+PR
1 w/freddie stuff, brian and roger.[/QUOTE]
I'd like to see that. Roger has said it could or would be a double album.........
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lmj wrote: [/QUOTENAME]NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO[/QUOTE]
Oh mamma mia, mamma mia...
Oh mamma mia, mamma mia...