| re: John Deacon | |
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Wilbury 11:26 am UTC 04/06/07 |
| In reply to: | John Deacon - Wilbury 10:47 am UTC 04/06/07 |
| "you gotta really admire him for makioong teh decision". Awesome! > Yeah the John Deacon thing is a pity -- you gotta really > admire him for makioong teh decision and sticking to it. > None of this on again off again like a lot of people. > > He decided to put up his feet, gave his blessing for the > Q+PR thing (and DIDN'T give his blessing for the Queen + > Any other talentless bastard like Five or Robbie Williams, > gotta love him for that) and that's that. > > It's a pity he's not writing music anymore tho!? I'm sure > I believe that he isn't, his songs are so great. > > > > > > Paul Rodgers, and everything you say, is all well and > > > good. I just don't like the idea of Queen reforming like > > > INXS who even auditioned their own new singer. Just form a > > > new band or call it something different. > > > > Paul Rodgers is OK, nothing special IMO but he's OK. If > > Queen really wanted to pump out a new album and say "THIS > > IS QUEEN" then they really need John Deacon onboard to > > give it credibility...again IMO > > > > Personally I'd like Queen to do a new album but with guest > > vocalists and not just the one. Freddie was unique, one of > > the greatest showmen ever, and that'll be difficult for a > > lot of people to get past. > > > > Pud | |
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