QueenZone discussion #1188951

cmsdrums wrote: When Paul says he wrote a lot of songs for the Queen album, I take that to mean that he has a lot of songs left over, which presumably weren't used cos Bri and Rog didn't rate them highly enough.  Him saying that these won't necessarily be recorded with Bad Co says, to me, that the other option is to have them as solo tracks.  I don't think in any way, as the interviewer seems to suggest, that it is a case of they will be done either with Bad Co or Queen.  I don't see any more recording with Queen. In response to the thread title of 'Paul leaves an open door' - this is good, as long as someone tells him to fuck off through it, close it on the way out, and not to come back through it!!!

Zebonka12 wrote: Honestly I spent 4 years telling people to have an open mind about Q+PR, to accept the music on it's own merits, I'm bored now.  Fuck off, Paul Rodgers, I want to see Brian and Roger.

queenpaulo wrote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sorry the wrong Typing,, i'm from Brazil!!!!

queenpaulo wrote: Arnaldo,, vc é do QueenNet????

argQ wrote: An article from MLive.com says: Although he is always writing music, Rodgers explained the new material has yet to find a home. He is unsure whether it will settle within the Queen or Bad Company camps. "I'm always writing songs but they're not really band specific," Rodgers said. "I wrote a lot of songs for the new Queen album. We wrote songs separately and together and I have a lot of material. I'm working on new ideas all the time. It's one of the things I want to do. They're not really specifically for Bad Company. So we'll see how it goes. Source: http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/flint/index.ssf/2009/06/paul_rodgers_returns_to_bad_co.html

Piut wrote: I really think Paul Rodgers is crab. I was curious about their touring and I attended both of the tours in Italy where they really did well. Perfect shows indeed. I was really disappointed with The Cosmos Rocks, a Paul rodgers' album rather than a new Queen album. It is too country-blues, something that Queen did during their careers but this kind of music is not their trademark! Moreover I found the record a little boring with few highlights. The first song "Cosmos Rockin" is a newer version of I go crazy (the B-side of Radio Gaga) for instance. So, i decided to buy some Free and Bad Company records to find out why Queen did let Rodgers to have such a big credit on the record: they were all boring, no groove, no highlights, nothing worth to be remebered with the exception of the tracks Rodgers performed live with Queen. So, what I think is either that Rodgers simply appreciated the fact of being loved by so many people (all of them there for brian and roger rather than for him) and now is tired of this or he just used Queen to introduce himself to a greater audience, joining the bandmates of Bad Company and touring together again. Nevertheless, if he left the band only because The Cosmos Rocks wasn't successful, I think he should realise that most of it was his fault! So, I am a devoted Queen fan and I thank all of them for having given me two wonderful chances to see them live...but as far as music business and band image are concerned, I rather join John Deacon's choice. Paul Rodgers after this Queen experience will surely be known by a greater number of people but i think he is going to dream and not to experience again the love, the devotion Queen fans tributed to him during the tours with Brian and Roger. I don' want him back! Neither with his voice nor with his behaviour he deserves a second chance with Queen. So fuck Paul Rodgers!

Micrówave wrote: it would have been a much bigger album in America if SOMEBODY had done their damned job and hired a legitimate producer to push their creativity like in the old days.