icy wrote:The Killers, are pretty good. I think they could pull off something like DLYH?
I didn't add Thunder just because they are one of my favorite bands. I have heard them do an amazing cover of CLTCL. I was very impressed by that. Probably one of my most played Queen coves honestly.
Oi! Poor Bryan. The reason I added him is because he can do rock and pop pretty well. I'd give him AKOM.
Madonna...maybe something from Hot Space?
I wish Brian and Roger would end thier live career this way, but I think the will stick with Lambert as they have been doing. Which is kind of sad, because the music could suit other voices, and give other artists a chance to sing Queen songs. It's actually bittersweet to think about Brian and Roger retiring whenever that will be. I wouldn't mind a concert with just them to close their live career chapter.
Defend yourself, I bring catastrophe
The__KingOfRhye wrote:What, are we all forgetting about The Darkness? You know if there's some sort of "Queen + multiple guests" concert, they'd be likely to be involved.
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TheHero wrote:I don't think they will say a final show.
As long as they can play, they won't end.
If they are lucky to live 10 years from now, they
will be around 80 years old.
Be grateful for every year from now on..
Defend yourself, I bring catastrophe
musicalprostitute wrote:icy wrote:The Killers, are pretty good. I think they could pull off something like DLYH?
I didn't add Thunder just because they are one of my favorite bands. I have heard them do an amazing cover of CLTCL. I was very impressed by that. Probably one of my most played Queen coves honestly.
Oi! Poor Bryan. The reason I added him is because he can do rock and pop pretty well. I'd give him AKOM.
Madonna...maybe something from Hot Space?
I wish Brian and Roger would end thier live career this way, but I think the will stick with Lambert as they have been doing. Which is kind of sad, because the music could suit other voices, and give other artists a chance to sing Queen songs. It's actually bittersweet to think about Brian and Roger retiring whenever that will be. I wouldn't mind a concert with just them to close their live career chapter.
I used to have all The Killers' albums some years back; and I loved the Wembley song they did a while back - especially the Freddie part obviously. Good band.
Bryan Adams just comes across as so dull to me. But then I am an arse. But, I am right about Madonna not being able to sing - I wouldn't even let her touch Body Language...and I loathe that song!
And the wounded skies above say it's much too late
Growing old disgracefully
JLP wrote:I remember a conversation during the last QPR tour from the previous board about how people would hate to miss the very last show by Queen. Now those same people, myself included, are just indifferent to the concept, it is frightening. And I include people who make me look like a casual fan.
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musicalprostitute wrote:JLP wrote:I remember a conversation during the last QPR tour from the previous board about how people would hate to miss the very last show by Queen. Now those same people, myself included, are just indifferent to the concept, it is frightening. And I include people who make me look like a casual fan.
That's because they are not Queen anymore. I get that. Of course, the essence of Queen is still there, the founding members are still there, but it is not Queen.
I just think it would be a nice idea to do an audience with/Storytellers style televised gig after the big shows are done and dusted.
At the end of the day, I don't think many of us diehards get excited about the new live stuff anymore (tbh, the only time I watch the QAL clips online is to primarily to watch the Freddie bits); but I would like a fitting closing chapter with various performers (so that there is something for virtually every fan, instead of one singer).
And the wounded skies above say it's much too late
icy wrote:
As well as to give other artists the chance to play with Brian and Roger. Queen's music still has influence in many ways after all.
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musicalprostitute wrote:The__KingOfRhye wrote:What, are we all forgetting about The Darkness? You know if there's some sort of "Queen + multiple guests" concert, they'd be likely to be involved.
Christ, I hope not. To me, they truly are the poor man's Queen. I like Justin (he seems a nice enough chap), but I think they lack any substance at all. Maybe they can do some backing vocals?
Would it save you a lot of time if I just gave up and went mad now?
The__KingOfRhye wrote:
I've loved them since Permission to Land, myself. As a matter of fact, I think I might just have to go through and listen to all their albums today now that I'm saying this.But I mean, like em or not, there's the obvious connection now, in Rufus, ya know? (who is a damn good drummer, btw)
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cmsdrums wrote:The Darkness were due to play (I think Seven Seas of Rhye) with them at Hyde Park with Paul Rodgers, but after the date was shifted following the London bombings, they couldn’t make the new date.
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