| Saint Jiub 24.08.2019 01:03 |
No. I would have made this a poll, but pro or anti troll accounts would likely skew the results. |
| LTLSihls 24.08.2019 03:49 |
I wouldn't walk across the street to see them if they were free. More and more I respect John Deacons's loyalty to FM. I hope Deaky's recent birthday is one of many more healthy, happy birthdays. As far as Maylor goes, meh. |
| matt z 24.08.2019 04:14 |
Yes. It'd be fun to meet other people and my daily commute is already about 2 hours each direction every work day. |
| matt z 24.08.2019 04:15 |
^then again. If it were FREE FOR ALL and first come first serve. ..I'd probably stay home unless i could go with numerous friends. That shit can be dangerous. |
| mariah carey 24.08.2019 05:12 |
Yeah, why not |
| Stick 24.08.2019 06:27 |
Only if I had an opportunity to shake Brian or Roger's hand to thank them for their music. Not interested at all in the concert with +. |
| Invisible Woman 24.08.2019 07:18 |
Probably. |
| stevelondon20 24.08.2019 07:35 |
Yep. Of course. |
| Holly2003 24.08.2019 07:45 |
If they were playing in my back garden I'd close the curtains. |
| matt z 24.08.2019 07:51 |
Ouch^ Would it matter if they brought their entire lighting rig, Holly? |
| dysan 24.08.2019 07:56 |
Depends. An hour by train? Or walk? I think I would yes. |
| rockchic65 24.08.2019 07:59 |
I've paid to see them so I'd definitely travel if it were free. |
| Holly2003 24.08.2019 08:05 |
matt z wrote: Ouch^ Would it matter if they brought their entire lighting rig, Holly?It's a horrible schlocky mess of a show so no. |
| dysan 24.08.2019 08:17 |
Agreed. The recent set up has been a bit odd. |
| Queen Fan MS 24.08.2019 08:46 |
I don't think so. As stated in my first post, Adam Lambert is not my cup of tea. As far as Queen songs go, his voice does nothing for me. |
| emrabt 24.08.2019 09:13 |
Queen + who? Adam Lambert, no, not my thing. Queen + someone else, Maybe, I paid to see them with Paul Rodgers. |
| stevelondon20 24.08.2019 09:30 |
There will be people regretting that they never saw them when they do eventually stop Touring. Enjoy the moment. That's what I say. |
| mooghead 24.08.2019 09:54 |
I wouldn't open the curtains if they were playing in the back yard! |
| The Fairy King 24.08.2019 10:10 |
LTLSihls wrote: I wouldn't walk across the street to see them if they were free. More and more I respect John Deacons's loyalty to FM. I hope Deaky's recent birthday is one of many more healthy, happy birthdays. As far as Maylor goes, meh.Could it be more about him being fed up with touring, band responsibilities and other pressures that come with it? Could it be about him wanting to spend more time with his fam? Could it be because he doesn't get on with Brian? People like you always throw around the claim he did it out of loyalty to Freddie, but nobody knows for sure but mr. Deacon himself. With or without Deaky, they put on an amazing show and you will kick yourself if you don't see them before it's too late. |
| dysan 24.08.2019 10:13 |
I wonder if John would travel an hour to see them? |
| matt z 24.08.2019 18:02 |
John would likely be unrecognized. ^(in an American audience of muck mucks and musical theater former housewives and widows) * ftr i thought I'd talked to the guy at an EXTREME show near NAMM a couple years back. Ball cap indoors, sounded too French to be Deacon but i had felt odd speaking to this gent in the center of the pit. He quickly disappeared. Should've asked him about his basses |
| stevelondon20 24.08.2019 18:16 |
matt z wrote: John would likely be unrecognized. ^(in an American audience of muck mucks and musical theater former housewives and widows) * ftr i thought I'd talked to the guy at an EXTREME show near NAMM a couple years back. Ball cap indoors, sounded too French to be Deacon but i had felt odd speaking to this gent in the center of the pit. He quickly disappeared. Should've asked him about his bassesSerious? |
| RoyalFamilyDeacuryMaylor 24.08.2019 20:43 |
Obviously yes. I did it to see another artist :3 |
| RoyalFamilyDeacuryMaylor 24.08.2019 20:44 |
Obviously yes. I did it to see another artist :3 |
| Pierre 24.08.2019 20:45 |
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| Pierre 24.08.2019 20:48 |
Fuccking Narrow minded Cunts...Queen+ live makes the world go round. Fact. |
| matt z 24.08.2019 21:38 |
Guess the last time they played MADISON SQUARE GARDEN was also the last time they played MACHINES. *ALSO: Strangely enough they played TSMGO for a NON EUROPEAN audience. *(according to setlist.FM) maybe it was filmed That's about as far as "dangerous" goes. |
| philip storey 24.08.2019 22:22 |
I would go and see Roger Taylor solo show like Electric Fire tour or The Brian May Group.But Adam spoils the whole thing he is never a rocker and never will be. |
| matt z 24.08.2019 23:54 |
Yea he downgrades it when not pushed and likely May won't have him pushed. But for what it is it's okay. Sorry to say. But hell....beats the alternative. No shows |
| stevelondon20 25.08.2019 16:50 |
Very true mate. |
| people on streets 25.08.2019 19:03 |
Yes of course, why not. If I don't have to take a day off from work, why not. Woudn't pay for it though. |
| kosimodo 25.08.2019 21:37 |
Yup, no prob. With pleasure! |
| AlbaNo1 25.08.2019 23:38 |
Yes. At this stage, for any Queen music to be played live by any of the original members in what remains of their performing lives , the alternative to Queen + AL is nothing at all . Ever . |
| Sebastian 25.08.2019 23:57 |
No. |
| Khizzy 26.08.2019 16:16 |
Nah. I've seen Roger play a load of solo shows close up in tiny venues and even one where Brian guested with him on a few songs, and that's as good as it's ever got for me. I'm happy with my memories, so, no I wouldn't. |
| cmsdrums 27.08.2019 14:58 |
Of course I would - living right at one side of the UK on the coast of the North Sea I have to travel at least an hour to the London 02 which is my nearest big touring venues in London, or 2 hours to Wembley; I've done this countless times for tickets I've paid for over the last 30 years so why on earth would I not do it for free tickets to see my ultimate musical heroes Brian May and Roger, regardless of whoever they have on stage with them? |
| matt z 27.08.2019 15:16 |
stevelondon20 wrote:Yes, but I'm like 99%certain it wasn't him. The French sounding kinda voice suggested it was simply an older professional and enthusiast....who happened to look like Deacon. Blue cap, dark blazer...casual tee if I Remember correctly. It was dense in there.matt z wrote: John would likely be unrecognized. ^(in an American audience of muck mucks and musical theater former housewives and widows) * ftr i thought I'd talked to the guy at an EXTREME show near NAMM a couple years back. Ball cap indoors, sounded too French to be Deacon but i had felt odd speaking to this gent in the center of the pit. He quickly disappeared. Should've asked him about his bassesSerious? Come to think of it, the sound was a little strange in there. Possibly cause I was so close. |