| Phoenix501 06.05.2005 15:21 |
Anyone seen this tribute band? They're coming to Glasgow next Saturday. I'm gonna buy tickets no matter what, but I'd like to know if anyone else has seen them and what they think. I've seen Mercury, QEII, Gary Mullen and Magic before and I reckon Mercury were the best tribute band Ive seen. Matt |
| BHM1775 06.05.2005 16:57 |
Matt, Ga Ga are superb. Having seen most of the tribute bands, Ga Ga are truly brilliant. They play Queen music with passion and although there is only three of them, they make it sound really good. You won't get the dressing up, or even the Red Special guitar. But they make it happen .... Enjoy it and let me know what you think. Regards Steve |
| bryans permed poodle 15069 06.05.2005 18:37 |
BHM1775 wrote: Matt, Ga Ga are superb. Having seen most of the tribute bands, Ga Ga are truly brilliant. They play Queen music with passion and although there is only three of them, they make it sound really good. You won't get the dressing up, or even the Red Special guitar. But they make it happen .... Enjoy it and let me know what you think. Regards Ga Ga are great. 100 times better than that Paul Rodgers bloke. Who??? Steve |
| Serry... 06.05.2005 18:58 |
Bryans Permed Poodle wrote:You forgot to notice 'Queen 1991 RIP'BHM1775 wrote: Matt, Ga Ga are superb. Having seen most of the tribute bands, Ga Ga are truly brilliant. They play Queen music with passion and although there is only three of them, they make it sound really good. You won't get the dressing up, or even the Red Special guitar. But they make it happen .... Enjoy it and let me know what you think. Regards Ga Ga are great. 100 times better than that Paul Rodgers bloke. Who??? Steve |
| BHM1775 07.05.2005 20:07 |
BPP, Let me give you some advice. Please don't ever Fuck with my postings again. I was giving a serious reply to a serious forum question, and unless you have anything constructive to say .. Keep the Fuck Out ..... Thank you. |
| Forever88 07.05.2005 20:12 |
Mercury is great, but "Brian" is a foot too short. But who's complaining? |
| Queen& 08.05.2005 05:27 |
Phoenix501 wrote: Anyone seen this tribute band? They're coming to Glasgow next Saturday. I'm gonna buy tickets no matter what, but I'd like to know if anyone else has seen them and what they think. I've seen Mercury, QEII, Gary Mullen and Magic before and I reckon Mercury were the best tribute band Ive seen. Mattyer its a good night i seen them in st.helens and i going to see them in liverpool |
| Phoenix501 14.05.2005 22:55 |
Seen them tonight and they were superb. Musically very talented. Leads singing wasn't as powerful as some of the tribute bands I've seen in the past, but he still belted the songs out in his own fashion. (Playing lead guitar as good as he did at the same time means nobody could complain) Recommended |
| moonie 15.05.2005 07:18 |
Phoenix501 wrote: Anyone seen this tribute band? They're coming to Glasgow next Saturday. I'm gonna buy tickets no matter what, but I'd like to know if anyone else has seen them and what they think. I've seen Mercury, QEII, Gary Mullen and Magic before and I reckon Mercury were the best tribute band Ive seen. MattMercury's sound guy bud is a mate of mine,I'll let him know you liked them! |
| Marko 03.06.2005 15:45 |
GaGa Are said to be the best tribute band around. Whats the point in dressing up to look like queen when you know they will never be queen so stop trying to be them. These three lads know the score and put all there musical powers not into there wardrobes, but into sounding as most as they can to the sound Queen created live! If your a seriouse queen fan and want to see a proper tribute band then these are the one's you want to see. Although they play the songs as you'd want them to be played with passion and enthusiasm they put there own tallents into queen songs such as Crazy, Bite the Dust they show what there really made of, with some absolutely amazing gutair work. If you'd close your eyes, you would think there queen. With them staring in the BBC Documntry "The Making of Bohemian Rhapsody" playing at Party In The Park. And the Dutch queen Convention your looking at three well experianced lads. You'll get no cheesey moves from these guys just pure Rock 'n' Roll |
| englishyob 09.06.2005 14:34 |
Im going to see GAGA in 2week in hartlepool and i cant wait, if what everyone say is true im in for a good show |
| jona1 10.06.2005 15:34 |
does anyone know if the are coming to the newcastle area, wouldn't mind having a look in if they do |
| David Lee Rocks 11.06.2005 14:42 |
I've seen them twice. Both times, they were great. Only tribute band I've ever seen to use pyro. But, I wouldn't say they were as good as Paul Rodgers, whoever siad that (I forget who it was). |
| newcastle 86! 16483 11.06.2005 23:58 |
id rather watch my arse fry in a pan of acid than see a tribute band, tell me......... does he wear a yellow jacket and the magic tour pants????? yep i thought so. and lo and behold dont tell me he wears a fake moustache! and the vest???? my god!!! get a fucking life losers, these people arent living in the real world as anyone who pays good money too see the fuckers arent! its fake!!!!! but hey ..................... |
| englishyob 12.06.2005 07:41 |
Here is a list of there latest tour dates link |
| BHM1775 12.06.2005 08:20 |
newcastle 86! wrote: id rather watch my arse fry in a pan of acid than see a tribute band, tell me......... does he wear a yellow jacket and the magic tour pants????? yep i thought so. and lo and behold dont tell me he wears a fake moustache! and the vest???? my god!!! get a fucking life losers, these people arent living in the real world as anyone who pays good money too see the fuckers arent! its fake!!!!! but hey .....................Actually, no he doesn't wear a yellow jacket, moustache, or a vest. There are only three of them and musically they are excellent They don't pretend to be Queen, they just play the music how it should be. Sorry my friend, I'm living in the real world, I'm not a loser, and I paid good money to see them, and I would again. |
| englishyob 12.06.2005 08:31 |
newcastle 86! wrote: id rather watch my arse fry in a pan of acid than see a tribute band, tell me......... does he wear a yellow jacket and the magic tour pants????? yep i thought so. and lo and behold dont tell me he wears a fake moustache! and the vest???? my god!!! get a fucking life losers, these people arent living in the real world as anyone who pays good money too see the fuckers arent! its fake!!!!! but hey .....................Heh newcastle 86! your funny you should of really looked into GAGA first before assuming anything, but i do agree with the Queen tribute band who just go out there are recreate the 86 tour. Come on guy, Queen did more then just the 86 tour you know!! when I go see a Queen tribute band I want them to play all the hit and other songs And before he stick his big nose in no BPP the QPR tour isnt a Queen tribute band tour |
| newcastle 86! 16483 12.06.2005 17:55 |
lol i love it! |
| BAD EX 12.06.2005 18:21 |
I saw them at St Helens theatre royal a couple of years ago. Made a promise to myself never to watch another tribute band. They play Queen songs. That's it. The singer don't sound like Mercury and don't play like May. |
| newcastle 86! 16483 12.06.2005 19:03 |
well as i say tribute bands aint my bag buyt each to their own i suppose ive seen a few clips of "killer queen" and he is sometimes spookily too much like the real thing |
| David Lee Rocks 13.06.2005 07:03 |
newcastle 86! wrote: id rather watch my arse fry in a pan of acid than see a tribute band, tell me......... does he wear a yellow jacket and the magic tour pants????? yep i thought so. and lo and behold dont tell me he wears a fake moustache! and the vest???? my god!!! get a fucking life losers, these people arent living in the real world as anyone who pays good money too see the fuckers arent! its fake!!!!! but hey .....................No, they come on in normal clothes, usaully Queen T-shirts and play. Don't try and look like them, they know that only casaul fans want to see that. |
| RohemianBapsody 13.06.2005 08:26 |
I'm seeing them tonight at Crawley. |
| BHM1775 13.06.2005 11:01 |
RohemianBapsody wrote: I'm seeing them tonight at Crawley.Look forward to your comments tomorrow, have a good night. |
| RohemianBapsody 13.06.2005 18:59 |
BHM1775 wrote:Thanks.RohemianBapsody wrote: I'm seeing them tonight at Crawley.Look forward to your comments tomorrow, have a good night. A different evening. I was a bit disappointed with the vocals, but I think this was partly due that the lead singer sung one note too long and may have strained his voice for the first half. The venue is all seated, with not much room between the seats which never adds to the atmosphere. Tried to get the crowd singing along, but as the majority did not seem to know the words it was a bit of a disaster(tried with AKOM which didn't work well, and LOML was played at a strange, if not erratic pace which made it hard to sing a long to at all). The lead guitarist was good, and the bass seemed to mimic John, i.e. not moving very much. The encore was good, but that was also because everybody was standing (RGG, WWRY & WATC). If they played to an audience of Queen fans (e.g. the Fan Club Convention) I think it would be a much better show as there would be more audience participation. |