| brianburnsdavid 27.03.2004 06:57 |
Wich artist should play with Queen. I would like Yes to do it. |
| The Fairy King 27.03.2004 10:36 |
why Yes? |
| Pim Derks 27.03.2004 10:43 |
Indeed, Valensia would be great. But it seems that BM+RT only work with talentless people these days :( |
| iGSM 27.03.2004 10:48 |
So they'd be willing to work with me. |
| deleted user 27.03.2004 10:55 |
Britney Spears. Oh, wait. They already did. |
| deleted user 27.03.2004 11:26 |
'Britney Spears.' LMAO! |
| Lester Burnham 27.03.2004 11:30 |
Don't be silly, iGSM. |
| Daburcor? 27.03.2004 11:58 |
LOL! Good one Amanda! |
| Penetration_Guru 27.03.2004 17:21 |
Yes???? No offence to anyone's taste, but is there anyone less appropriate? Oh yes. Jethro Tull |
| Fenderek 27.03.2004 19:16 |
Dream Theater |
| dragonzflame 27.03.2004 23:17 |
Bic Runga. My, wouldn't that be painful. |
| Mayboy 28.03.2004 06:35 |
LOL! Amanda ;) |
| Nuno 28.03.2004 09:03 |
Nuno Bettencourt |
| geeksandgeeks 28.03.2004 10:13 |
Most people know my feelings on this issue. As they completely hero-worship both Brian and Roger, and they've played with Brian before, and they inducted Queen into the hall of fame, and Brian was on their most recent album, and they're some of the biggest Queen fans imaginable (not surprising as one is a former grunge rocker)... THE FOO FIGHTERS. You know who else I'd like to see them alongside? Audioslave. |
| FriedChicken 28.03.2004 13:33 |
foo fighters are soooooooo overrated |
| Mr.Jingles 28.03.2004 14:06 |
The peformance of 'Tie Your Mother Down' with the Foos at the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony was just plain awful. Perhaps they could play with the Foos again, but PLEEEEEAASE, DON'T LET DAVE GROHL DO THE LEAD VOCALS EVER AGAIN! |
| *goodco* 29.03.2004 01:19 |
Considering they'd appeared on three of his albums, Billy Squier would have seemed to have been a slam dunk. Bet a couple of tracks together would have done quite well in the States. If anyone can comment, I've asked this before on various NGs.....why didn't he perform at the Tribute Concert? |
| Fenderek 29.03.2004 02:40 |
I know whom- they need two guys, a bass player and a vocalist, right...? Well, bass player wanted...!;) |
| The Fairy King 29.03.2004 06:07 |
Queen should release they're own tribute album with artists like Norah Jones, Anastacia, Robbie Williams, Muse, The Darkness, and more GOOD artists... |
| brianburnsdavid 29.03.2004 13:41 |
You've called up some great artist, but... ANASTASIA???!!!! No, when she sang watc, terrible, gimme Fred. How about Coldplay? |
| rhapsody__87 29.03.2004 14:54 |
EWWW Anastacia!!? That was SO painful to watch her attempt at singing WWRY/WATC at the 46664 concert. Painful. |
| Sarah-bulsara 29.03.2004 15:26 |
isnt the rumour going around that the darkness, or rather, justin hawkins is standing in for our fred, and their doing a tour?dont quote me on that... |
| geeksandgeeks 29.03.2004 15:41 |
Dan, I have a better idea. Why don't they just not perform Tie Your Mother Down with them? In fact, if they never performed it agian, I certainly wouldn't be the one to object...it's just that if Grohl doesn't do the lead vocals, who's going to? It's more a sentimental thing (for the Foos) than anything else. If it had been me, I'd have broken out in tears..."I'm singing...*insert song here*...with Brian May and Roger Taylor..." Damn, how I wish Mother Love Bone were still around somehow, they'd be first on my list... |
| brianburnsdavid 30.03.2004 14:44 |
How about Macca(for the one who doesn't know: Paul McCartney)? Or Anouk(Dutch artist) or Tim Staffel or Alanis Morissette or Krezip(Dutch group) or Twarres (oh no, doesn't exist anymore...) or Alicia Keys (my sister helped me with counting up names)... |
| brianburnsdavid 30.03.2004 14:46 |
Forgot Jack black/Tenacious D |
| geeksandgeeks 30.03.2004 18:03 |
Tenacious D? Somehow I can't see this. |
| The Real Wizard 31.03.2004 13:20 |
I always thought Brian and Roger would do very well with Paul McCartney. Think about it... a concert with a combination of Queen and Beatles songs. And Paul's a damn good bassist. Nice idea about Dream Theater, but Petrucci and Portnoy would outstage Brian and Roger after three notes. |
| geeksandgeeks 31.03.2004 15:42 |
And this is why Dream Theater would not be a good idea. The last thing we need is a Battle of the Egos. |
| Daburcor? 31.03.2004 15:54 |
And Turd lives up to his name! |
| akindofmagic 31.03.2004 19:59 |
A good bass player and a good singer in one person? and with good songwriting skills? Only two guys... Macca or the almighty Roger waters!!eehe Talking seriously, i still think that a good album with 5 or 6 or good vocalists/songwriters would be fine Bowie Bono Dave Ghrol justin hawkins axl rose Robbie Williams George Michael That would be a good team of "Queen partners". |
| The Real Wizard 31.03.2004 23:03 |
"And this is why Dream Theater would not be a good idea. The last thing we need is a Battle of the Egos." Being as you've done next to zero research into DT, I'll choose to shake off your complete ignorance. When will you finally understand that "proficient classically-trained musician" does not equal "ego on roof" ?? Don't even bother replying. |
| The Real Wizard 01.04.2004 00:32 |
And furthermore, to Geeks... It's obvious you know you what you're talking about when it comes to commercially-oriented rock music... and that's great! You've got good taste there. But when it comes to non-commercial music, like classical, jazz, jazz fusion, and most progressive rock, you haven't got a clue. In the future, think twice before you shout out serious comments about something you're far from being an expert on. |
| Daburcor? 01.04.2004 09:52 |
"OK then, how's bout Steve Perry? We could listen to him caterwaul his way through the catalogue!" LMAO!!! |
| queenmaniac 02.04.2004 06:46 |
paul mccartney is the best choice! i think the greatest band ever would be john, paul, freddie, brian and roger. they all would sing and write songs but they might be some ego issues between john, paul and freddie. but it would be fantastic! paul is one of the best songwriters, basists and singers of all times-all that in one person. he isn't showman like freddie but he has his unique style and his songwriting and singing(you're gonna kill me for this) is just as good as freddie's was. if you think i'm crazy than you didn't hear lots of very hard to sing songs paul has. just listen to the call me back again |
| The Real Wizard 02.04.2004 16:19 |
"isn't showman like freddie but he has his unique style and his songwriting and singing(you're gonna kill me for this) is just as good as freddie's was." No, I absolutely won't kill you... cuz you're probably right! Don't be afraid of the Stepfords. It's always okay to say that someone else was equal or even better than Queen or any of its members (as long as you're being truthful about it, and not picking someone like Joey Ramone). |