QueenZone discussion #1422547

The Real Wizard wrote: Leave it to people on this website to come up with conjecture that there is bad blood because there hasn't been an explicit confirmation that they spend eight hours a day snorting coke together while trading Swedish masseuses. People - they're getting on fine. They're not The Eagles where they all fly in on private jets and hate each other. If you've been watching ANY of the live footage, they are having more fun playing together than they have in about 35 years. If anything, it was pure business in the 80s, not now. They're doing it because they want to.

queenUSA wrote: I wonder how they are are getting on behind the scenes during this tour? I've noticed on Brian's website, 90% to 100% of his tour photos are soley of the crowd or just himself. No mention of Roger, Adam, anyone else or their lives on the road. Even Adam's birthday passed without a word being said. Bit strange is all.

cmsdrums wrote: Judging by one of Brian's early self filming stints, where he jumped on Adam as he arrived, and also went into Roger's dressing room, I'd say they're getting on fine. If anything, I'd say that Adam's illness might have jolted them a tad, based on Roger and Brian putting out a joint press release stating their "disappointment" at the cancelled show and not wishing Adam well in that message. Probably nothing in it but it wasn't particularly well worded from that point of view.

BETA215 wrote: Some people close to me say that A dam can be part of a contract to revive Queen, more than a friend of them who enjoys playing with the rest of Queen. I left the rumour there.

Kayd wrote:

queenUSA wrote: I wonder how they are are getting on behind the scenes during this tour? I've noticed on Brian's website, 90% to 100% of his tour photos are soley of the crowd or just himself. No mention of Roger, Adam, anyone else or their lives on the road. Even Adam's birthday passed without a word being said. Bit strange is all.

I think Brian is just having a lot of fun with his latest toy, And on Adam's birthday -- Brian led the entire Cologne audience in singing Happy Birthday to Adam. Here is the video. link There is no fire. There is no smoke. They really do seem to be having a great time working together.

cmsdrums wrote: Judging by one of Brian's early self filming stints, where he jumped on Adam as he arrived, and also went into Roger's dressing room, I'd say they're getting on fine. If anything, I'd say that Adam's illness might have jolted them a tad, based on Roger and Brian putting out a joint press release stating their "disappointment" at the cancelled show and not wishing Adam well in that message. Probably nothing in it but it wasn't particularly well worded from that point of view.

The press release came from Queen and Adam Lambert -- not from Brian and Roger. Here is the intro.... "Queen and Adam Lambert have this afternoon reluctantly been forced to announce the cancellation of their sold out Brussels concert scheduled to take place tonight, Sunday February 8 at Palais 12, Brussels." I think the primary purpose of this announcement was to inform fans that there would be no concert and it would not be rescheduled, and to announce that other shows would not be affected.

cmsdrums wrote:

Kayd wrote:

queenUSA wrote: I wonder how they are are getting on behind the scenes during this tour? I've noticed on Brian's website, 90% to 100% of his tour photos are soley of the crowd or just himself. No mention of Roger, Adam, anyone else or their lives on the road. Even Adam's birthday passed without a word being said. Bit strange is all.

I think Brian is just having a lot of fun with his latest toy, And on Adam's birthday -- Brian led the entire Cologne audience in singing Happy Birthday to Adam. Here is the video. link There is no fire. There is no smoke. They really do seem to be having a great time working together.

cmsdrums wrote: Judging by one of Brian's early self filming stints, where he jumped on Adam as he arrived, and also went into Roger's dressing room, I'd say they're getting on fine. If anything, I'd say that Adam's illness might have jolted them a tad, based on Roger and Brian putting out a joint press release stating their "disappointment" at the cancelled show and not wishing Adam well in that message. Probably nothing in it but it wasn't particularly well worded from that point of view.

The press release came from Queen and Adam Lambert -- not from Brian and Roger. Here is the intro.... "Queen and Adam Lambert have this afternoon reluctantly been forced to announce the cancellation of their sold out Brussels concert scheduled to take place tonight, Sunday February 8 at Palais 12, Brussels." I think the primary purpose of this announcement was to inform fans that there would be no concert and it would not be rescheduled, and to announce that other shows would not be affected.

I'm referring to the other press release: "Message From Roger and Brian: We are shocked and disappointed to have had to cancel the concert in Brussels due to Adam contracting a serious bronchial infection. We would like to apologise to all of you who were going to make the effort to travel and come to our show. We appreciate your incredible and continued loyalty. Touring in winter is always a great strain on the human voice and we are doing all we can to make sure Adam recovers in time to complete our tour. Our sincere apologies and good wishes to you all. Roger Taylor and Brian May"

The Real Wizard wrote: If you've been watching ANY of the live footage, they are having more fun playing together than they have in about 35 years. If anything, it was pure business in the 80s, not now. They're doing it because they want to.

Sheer Brass Neck wrote: ^^^ You really don't believe that, do you?