| its_a_hard_life 10.10.2005 16:46 |
In this song it sounds like its taken from a solo concert Brian did sometime in his solo period, does anyone no what concert? Where is Memphis? Also a guy Brian calls him "Mr Hopple" is he from a band called Moot the hopple somethink that gos with hopple in it lol I reconise this guys voice... he says "Ofcourse we werent all superstars....there was a time when we were comaners just like you....and we use to eat...hahaha" lol! Just wondering thats all, thanks. |
| deleted user 10.10.2005 17:16 |
All the way from Memphis is a Mott the hoople song, Mott the Hoople is a very good glam rock band. Queen also supported Mott the Hoople in 1974 ( interesting fact: queen sopported Mott the Hoople which included Mick Ralphs... Mick Ralphs left to join Bad Company (paul rodgerss) ) |
| Penetration_Guru 10.10.2005 18:00 |
Further spoonfeeding... "Mr Hoople" is aka Ian Hunter, lead singer of Mott The Hoople, on whose solo album some of Queen appear. He also attended the little known "Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert" in 1992, singing the obscure "All The Young Dudes" with fellow young thrusting ingenue David Bowie. And just because there's people cheering at the end doesn't automatically mean it's a concert performance. There's such a thing as "editing" |
| Penetration_Guru 10.10.2005 18:03 |
Oh, and Memphis is a suburb of Googlesville. Hardly ever heard of as Cher never sang about it and Elvis never lived there... |
| Daburcor? 10.10.2005 18:03 |
I wonder what happened to that David Bowie guy... He had so much potential. |
| Lester Burnham 10.10.2005 18:06 |
Didn't he do that 'Major Tom' song? |
| Daburcor? 10.10.2005 18:06 |
No, That was T-Rex. |
| Lester Burnham 10.10.2005 18:10 |
I get them confused all the time. |
| 3137prof 10.10.2005 18:23 |
Some guy called Paul Simon went to a house called Graceland, (in Memphis, Tennesse). Maybes ask him for directions. |
| Knute 11.10.2005 02:50 |
All The Way From Memphis comes from Mott the Hoople's brilliant 1973 album, Mott. This album was Mick Ralphs last with the band before he formed BadCo with PR. The album is a great mix of ball crunching guitar riffs and aching sweet ballads with great lyrics by Ian Hunter. Mott the Hoople were certainly one of them great overlooked Brit bands. |
| Bob-Plant 11.10.2005 10:53 |
Queen (Brian, Roger and Freddie) sang background on "You nearly did me in" on Ian's solo album "All American Alien Boy", a great CD (That album has a beautiful song called "Irene Wilde"-I don't know if this song was more popular in the UK, but most Americans never seem to have heard it). I think Queen were working on ADATR album in '76 when they stopped by Ian's studio to see him and they just added backing vocals, but I'm not sure where I read that. |
| Serry... 11.10.2005 11:02 |
...and Roger played with Ian on "Michael Picasso" song on Mick Ronson Memorial Concert. |
| Serry... 11.10.2005 11:30 |
Choose your own Memphis: link |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 12:04 |
Serry... wrote: Choose your own Memphis: link |
| doremi 11.10.2005 12:07 |
I believe that was taken from Ian Hunter's solo tour with his Rant Band, around 2004, and the gig that Brian performed at, he was in fact an unaanounced ''surprise'' guest, and it was the gig I think at the Astoria in London. |
| doremi 11.10.2005 12:11 |
here's the link to the album ''Just Another Night'' released 2005, Track 21, ''All The Way From Memphis''. link Gives Brian's info. |
| *goodco* 11.10.2005 12:37 |
or it's from another world or something Crowd noise added? And I always thought the Love Kills 2000 track was Freddie performing 'live' from the grave to an audience..... |
| doremi 11.10.2005 13:03 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote: here's the link to the album ''Just Another Night'' released 2005, Track 21, ''All The Way From Memphis''. link Gives Brian's info.Once again...HERE is the link to the 2005 DVD of the May 2004 Live performance of Ian Hunter and his Rant Band, with track info, and the guest info for BRIAN on TRACK 21, ''All The Way To Memphis''. |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 13:25 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote: I believe that was taken from Ian Hunter's solo tour with his Rant Band, around 2004, and the gig that Brian performed at, he was in fact an unaanounced ''surprise'' guest, and it was the gig I think at the Astoria in London.Thanks for that Arlene R. So what i was guessing was right, it was recoreded from a concert Brian was in...COOL. |
| Penetration_Guru 11.10.2005 13:58 |
Completely correct, yes. The 1998 album "Another World" features a track from a 2004 concert. You and Arlene can enter a mutual back slapping society. |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 14:16 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: Completely correct, yes. The 1998 album "Another World" features a track from a 2004 concert. You and Arlene can enter a mutual back slapping society.LOL |
| doremi 11.10.2005 14:35 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote:For the 100th TIME!!!!!!!!Arlene R. Weiss wrote: here's the link to the album ''Just Another Night'' released 2005, Track 21, ''All The Way From Memphis''. link Gives Brian's info.Once again...HERE is the link to the 2005 DVD of the May 2004 Live performance of Ian Hunter and his Rant Band, with track info, and the guest info for BRIAN on TRACK 21, ''All The Way To Memphis''. It is from THIS!!!!!!!!!!!! Veyizmere! BTW....it is a REAL audience at a LIVE concert at LONDON's Astoria. READ READ READ the freakin link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Erin 11.10.2005 14:43 |
Aye Caramba... |
| doremi 11.10.2005 14:49 |
Si Senor...Buenes Tardes! and Hava Nagila! Hey! |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 15:03 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote: Si Senor...Buenes Tardes! and Hava Nagila! Hey!LOL...funny |
| Erin 11.10.2005 15:15 |
link :-B |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 15:16 |
Erin wrote: linkYeah it was put on his "another world" album but the actual song was done in a concert with Ian Hunter. At London's Astoria. |
| Erin 11.10.2005 15:20 |
gotta love QZ. |
| deleted user 11.10.2005 15:22 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote:God, where is the evidence people have been ignoring it???Arlene R. Weiss wrote:For the 100th TIME!!!!!!!! It is from THIS!!!!!!!!!!!! Veyizmere! BTW....it is a REAL audience at a LIVE concert at LONDON's Astoria. READ READ READ the freakin link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Arlene R. Weiss wrote: here's the link to the album ''Just Another Night'' released 2005, Track 21, ''All The Way From Memphis''. link Gives Brian's info.Once again...HERE is the link to the 2005 DVD of the May 2004 Live performance of Ian Hunter and his Rant Band, with track info, and the guest info for BRIAN on TRACK 21, ''All The Way To Memphis''. |
| its_a_hard_life 11.10.2005 15:51 |
"God, where is the evidence people have been ignoring it???" I nooooooooooo it only took me the first time to get it, some people are toooo slow lol. |
| deleted user 11.10.2005 16:06 |
Dan Corson wrote: I wonder what happened to that David Bowie guy... He had so much potential.WHAT????????????????????????????? How dare you say that about my hero. he still has potential, releasing his 26th album two years ago!!!!!!!!!!! that ' major tom ' song was space oddity, from his 1969 masterpeice. i love t.rex, but they are not that much the same. sure bowie and bolan both did glam but bowie also did.... folk metal/glam soul experimental/ pre-new wave pop dance gothic drumm n' bass |
| Penetration_Guru 11.10.2005 16:52 |
Arlene, have you tried reading what I wrote, or are there too few exclamation marks & random capital letters? Or maybe your brain cannot comprehend the option that there are two versions of this song with both these gents. One studio version with "fake" applause from 1998 (featuring "Mr Hoople" as in the original question), and one genuine live version with presumably real applause (sung by "Mr Hoople" as in your original tangent) from 2004. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(the last one was a capital !) |
| BHM1775 11.10.2005 17:28 |
Arlene, Where the hell did you get your info from? You sound so positive about it... BUT it isn't the Another World Track. The track is not a live track at all, but a spoof by Brian. In a conversation with him I asked about where the track was recorded, his reply was "Oh it must have been recorded in another world" The Ian Hunter live track is completely different. Sorry !!! |
| doremi 11.10.2005 17:55 |
BHM1775 wrote: Arlene, Where the hell did you get your info from? You sound so positive about it... BUT it isn't the Another World Track. The track is not a live track at all, but a spoof by Brian. In a conversation with him I asked about where the track was recorded, his reply was "Oh it must have been recorded in another world" The Ian Hunter live track is completely different. Sorry !!!DUH!!!!!!!! From Ian Hunter's OFFICIAL Website.... link which BTW, there was TONS of press about this and it got GREAT reviews when it came out cuz I read em' all, and Brian had a link when it was released on his website too. But THIS is from IAN's OFFICIAL website. And now I will record what I just said, and you all can play the recorded information over until you all turn BLUE! |
| Bohardy 11.10.2005 19:01 |
Fucking. Hell. Is this really happening? Really? I mean, seriously. |
| Erin 11.10.2005 19:06 |
Bohardy wrote: Fucking. Hell. Is this really happening? Really? I mean, seriously.I don't even get the point of what is being posted now. 2004...1998....Let's dooo the time warp again.. It's just a jump to the left..and then a step to the riiiiiiiight... |
| Serry... 12.10.2005 06:42 |
What's going on here? |
| its_a_hard_life 12.10.2005 07:57 |
Serry... wrote: What's going on here?LOL... i just made a theard about "all the way from Memphis" and everyones gone turkey crazy! All i wanted to know is if it was recoreded in a concert and why Ian Hunter was in it. :P |
| Fenderek 12.10.2005 08:41 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: Arlene, have you tried reading what I wrote, or are there too few exclamation marks & random capital letters? Or maybe your brain cannot comprehend the option that there are two versions of this song with both these gents. One studio version with "fake" applause from 1998 (featuring "Mr Hoople" as in the original question), and one genuine live version with presumably real applause (sung by "Mr Hoople" as in your original tangent) from 2004. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(the last one was a capital !)Nah- she still misses it... |
| Fenderek 12.10.2005 08:43 |
Bohardy wrote: Fucking. Hell. Is this really happening? Really? I mean, seriously.Oh man- I can't stop laughing... A gig from 2004 on an album from 1998! Great- it really was "another world"! Oh man0 I love QZ- Arlene, you made my day. Not sure if this is a nice thing to say in this context though... |
| Erin 12.10.2005 09:23 |
I think Arlene believes that people were arguing with her about the existance of that DVD or something?? Yeah..ok..that was recorded in 2004 with a LIVE AUDIENCE... And what does this have to do with Another World exactly?? *sigh* *lol* |
| scallyuk 12.10.2005 09:45 |
Arlene dear , it is impossible for a recording from an event which took place in 2004 to be included on a recording which was released nearly 6 years earlier. THINK ABOUT IT. Look folks Arlene's a journalist. Now in her eyes that means she knows everything , in Brian's eyes she's scum and in everyone else's it means she she's unlikely to be able to tell fact from the fiction anyway. As far as I can tell her journalism on this site is demonstrated by her ability to copy and paste articles from other websites or magazines. There's not a shred of research which would probably explain why this thread exists. Neil |
| Fenderek 12.10.2005 09:52 |
scallyuk wrote: There's not a shred of research which would probably explain why this thread exists.Well- if you copy anmd paste sth- you had to find it first, so there's a research involved. What isn't involved is... thinking... |
| its_a_hard_life 12.10.2005 10:01 |
"it is impossible for a recording from an event which took place in 2004 to be included on a recording which was released nearly 6 years earlier. THINK ABOUT IT." LOL I just released about that....Ok im so slow! Yeah so how can it have taken place in 2004 if it was done 6 years before, Arlene? |
| PieterMC 12.10.2005 10:02 |
If you want to get technical about it Brians STUDIO version of All the Way From Memphis was orginally recorded in 1996 for this album: link |
| doremi 12.10.2005 13:01 |
scallyuk wrote: Arlene dear , it is impossible for a recording from an event which took place in 2004 to be included on a recording which was released nearly 6 years earlier. THINK ABOUT IT. Look folks Arlene's a journalist. Now in her eyes that means she knows everything , in Brian's eyes she's scum and in everyone else's it means she she's unlikely to be able to tell fact from the fiction anyway. As far as I can tell her journalism on this site is demonstrated by her ability to copy and paste articles from other websites or magazines. There's not a shred of research which would probably explain why this thread exists. NeilIdiot. I was not talking about the concert from 6 years prior. Before you open your mouth, learn to READ..... I said..... It was the 2005 DVD taken from the May 2004 performance at London's Astoria. Sheesh! Arlene R. Weiss wrote:Arlene R. Weiss wrote: here's the link to the album ''Just Another Night'' released 2005, Track 21, ''All The Way From Memphis''. link Gives Brian's info.Once again...HERE is the link to the 2005 DVD of the May 2004 Live performance of Ian Hunter and his Rant Band, with track info, and the guest info for BRIAN on TRACK 21, ''All The Way To Memphis''. |
| doremi 12.10.2005 13:03 |
Fenderek wrote:Talking about thinking before you post...DUH!scallyuk wrote: There's not a shred of research which would probably explain why this thread exists.Well- if you copy anmd paste sth- you had to find it first, so there's a research involved. What isn't involved is... thinking... Talking about yourself in the 3rd person again, eh.... ;) Ever have delusions that you are Napolean! |
| PieterMC 12.10.2005 13:23 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote: Idiot. I was not talking about the concert from 6 years prior.What concert 6 years prior? These are the versions and when they were released: Moth Poet Hotel (1996 Studio Version) Another World (1998 Studio Version) Ian Hunter DVD (2005 Live) |
| doremi 12.10.2005 13:37 |
PieterMC wrote:I am ONLY referring to the 2005 Ian Hunter DVD ONLY. That 2005 DVD ONLY is from Ian's May 2004 concert at London's Astoria and that is the ONLY one of the 3 you noted that I am referring to.Arlene R. Weiss wrote: Idiot. I was not talking about the concert from 6 years prior.What concert 6 years prior? These are the versions and when they were released: Moth Poet Hotel (1996 Studio Version) Another World (1998 Studio Version) Ian Hunter DVD (2005 Live) The 1996, and 1998 ones I am NOT referring to and were NOT taken OBVIOUSLY from the 2004 performance. The problem is everyone on this board is... ...confusing.... a total of THREE projects, the 1996 release, the 1998 release, and the 2005 release like they were ALL from the SAME performance or recording, which they are NOT. They are from 2 entirely different recordings. From the very beginning of this thread, I thought this thread was referring to Brian's guest LIVE performance on Ian's 2005 fairly current (since it's from this year, and was HIGHLY PROMOTED), DVD from Ian Hunter and the Rant Band's May 2005 London, at the Astoria performance. The 1996 and 1998 releases the other posters to this thread explained its origins. |
| kohuept 12.10.2005 13:56 |
Yay!! You got it!! |
| PieterMC 12.10.2005 14:05 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote: From the very beginning of this thread, I thought this thread was referring to Brian's guest LIVE performance on Ian's 2005 fairly current DVD from Ian Hunter and the Rant Band's May 2005 London, at the Astoria performance.I think they were referring to the studio version as in that version Brian mentions "Mr Hoople". Glad this is cleared up. |
| BHM1775 12.10.2005 14:52 |
Arlene, If we go back to the original first post and question, it was referring to the track on Another World. "In this song it sounds like its taken from a solo concert Brian did sometime in his solo period, does anyone no what concert? Where is Memphis? Also a guy Brian calls him "Mr Hopple" is he from a band called Moot the hopple somethink that gos with hopple in it lol I reconise this guys voice... he says "Ofcourse we werent all superstars....there was a time when we were comaners just like you....and we use to eat...hahaha" lol! Just wondering thats all, thanks." Your first post was: "I believe that was taken from Ian Hunter's solo tour with his Rant Band, around 2004, and the gig that Brian performed at, he was in fact an unaanounced ''surprise'' guest, and it was the gig I think at the Astoria in London." So perhaps you got confused. You were the first to mention the Rant Band and Brians guest appearance, and even posted a link to Ian Hunters Website, which has nothing to do with Another World or the question posted by It's A Hard Life You were completely wrong in the information you supplied. And please dont DUH !!! me. |
| Suigi 12.10.2005 16:44 |
It seems that this board is experiencing a temporary lack of activity in their frontal lobes. |
| Penetration_Guru 12.10.2005 17:07 |
Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard. |
| Daburcor? 12.10.2005 18:16 |
queen 2 wrote:Wow... I can't believe you took me seriously! If so, that's pretty funny!Dan Corson wrote: I wonder what happened to that David Bowie guy... He had so much potential.WHAT????????????????????????????? How dare you say that about my hero. he still has potential, releasing his 26th album two years ago!!!!!!!!!!! that ' major tom ' song was space oddity, from his 1969 masterpeice. i love t.rex, but they are not that much the same. sure bowie and bolan both did glam but bowie also did.... folk metal/glam soul experimental/ pre-new wave pop dance gothic drumm n' bass |
| inu-liger 12.10.2005 18:59 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! |
| doremi 12.10.2005 19:02 |
Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Hey youngling, next time you interview someone about Queen and you ask them about Japanese Anime, instead of politely keeping my thoughts to myself...Penetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! ...I will LAUGH in your face. HA HA HA HA HA HA |
| Erin 12.10.2005 19:28 |
Ahh..this thread has been amusing..*lol* |
| *goodco* 12.10.2005 20:06 |
OK, then, which Ian Hunter concert from 2000 did Freddie perform 'Love Kills'? Or was it from the 70s 'You Nearly Did Me In' tour? |
| its_a_hard_life 12.10.2005 20:15 |
Erin wrote: Ahh..this thread has been amusing..*lol*Yeah MY flipping THEARD has been turned in to a SLINGING MATCH! I just wanted to no a SIMPLE answer for the SIMPLE question! I didnt ask for a FIGHT of who knew this info best bla bla bla....... |
| inu-liger 12.10.2005 20:24 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote:That's nice. Do I give a fuck? No.Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Hey youngling, next time you interview someone about Queen and you ask them about Japanese Anime, instead of politely keeping my thoughts to myself... ...I will LAUGH in your face. HA HA HA HA HA HAPenetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! Like I said before, I have every right to ask whatever I want, when I feel like it. |
| Fenderek 13.10.2005 05:51 |
Erin wrote: Ahh..this thread has been amusing..*lol*One of the best reads in months Thank You Napolean ;) |
| Mr Drowse 13.10.2005 08:40 |
Fenderek wrote:I agree.Erin wrote: Ahh..this thread has been amusing..*lol*One of the best reads in months Thank You Napolean ;) Napoleanne ;) |
| doremi 13.10.2005 18:25 |
Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:*Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault Interviewing John Deacon who has just emerged from his reclusive retirement to rejoin Queen and work on their NEW album giving an EXCLUSIVE interview.*Arlene R. Weiss wrote:That's nice. Do I give a fuck? No. Like I said before, I have every right to ask whatever I want, when I feel like it.Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Hey youngling, next time you interview someone about Queen and you ask them about Japanese Anime, instead of politely keeping my thoughts to myself... ...I will LAUGH in your face. HA HA HA HA HA HAPenetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! Q- So John, you have been in retirement all these years, and you've been known to not give interviews during your active years with Queen, as well as during your retirement. Now that you have emerged from years of inactivity creatively, as a musician and with Queen, to once again return to and work with the might Queen, I have one BURNING question to ask you that I KNOW the whole world is waiting with baited breath to know the elusive answer to. What's your take on Japanese Anime and how has the art of Anime influenced you as a bass player? John- A...er...A...er...I don't know really. Hey, who the hell is this kid! |
| doremi 13.10.2005 18:28 |
jgoodm wrote: OK, then, which Ian Hunter concert from 2000 did Freddie perform 'Love Kills'? Or was it from the 70s 'You Nearly Did Me In' tour?Ha Ha You jest. Freddie's SPIRIT performed from Heaven at Ian's 2000 concert. |
| inu-liger 13.10.2005 19:53 |
Arlene R. Weiss wrote:LOL, I like that piss take on me, but I wouldn't've asked John THOSE questions, lol! I would've asked him instead if he would ever consider touring with Pink Floyd ;-)Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:*Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault Interviewing John Deacon who has just emerged from his reclusive retirement to rejoin Queen and work on their NEW album giving an EXCLUSIVE interview.* Q- So John, you have been in retirement all these years, and you've been known to not give interviews during your active years with Queen, as well as during your retirement. Now that you have emerged from years of inactivity creatively, as a musician and with Queen, to once again return to and work with the might Queen, I have one BURNING question to ask you that I KNOW the whole world is waiting with baited breath to know the elusive answer to. What's your take on Japanese Anime and how has the art of Anime influenced you as a bass player? John- A...er...A...er...I don't know really. Hey, who the hell is this kid!Arlene R. Weiss wrote:That's nice. Do I give a fuck? No. Like I said before, I have every right to ask whatever I want, when I feel like it.Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Hey youngling, next time you interview someone about Queen and you ask them about Japanese Anime, instead of politely keeping my thoughts to myself... ...I will LAUGH in your face. HA HA HA HA HA HAPenetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! (Either that, or ask him about the stripper(s) he was seen with) |
| doremi 13.10.2005 20:23 |
Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:John, how much cash have you blown at Scores?Arlene R. Weiss wrote:LOL, I like that piss take on me, but I wouldn't've asked John THOSE questions, lol! I would've asked him instead if he would ever consider touring with Pink Floyd ;-) (Either that, or ask him about the stripper(s) he was seen with)Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:*Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault Interviewing John Deacon who has just emerged from his reclusive retirement to rejoin Queen and work on their NEW album giving an EXCLUSIVE interview.* Q- So John, you have been in retirement all these years, and you've been known to not give interviews during your active years with Queen, as well as during your retirement. Now that you have emerged from years of inactivity creatively, as a musician and with Queen, to once again return to and work with the might Queen, I have one BURNING question to ask you that I KNOW the whole world is waiting with baited breath to know the elusive answer to. What's your take on Japanese Anime and how has the art of Anime influenced you as a bass player? John- A...er...A...er...I don't know really. Hey, who the hell is this kid!Arlene R. Weiss wrote:That's nice. Do I give a fuck? No. Like I said before, I have every right to ask whatever I want, when I feel like it.Inu-Liger<h6>-a.k.a. Richard Guilbault- wrote:Hey youngling, next time you interview someone about Queen and you ask them about Japanese Anime, instead of politely keeping my thoughts to myself... ...I will LAUGH in your face. HA HA HA HA HA HAPenetration_Guru wrote: Can anyone count how many times Arlene had to be told before she took the trouble to read the first post? Cos I'm laughing too hard.LOL, me too! She's just as bad as FGT when it comes to facts being thrown in her face, in this case! Ever had a G-string thrown in your face? ;-) |
| inu-liger 13.10.2005 21:42 |
What is 'Scores'? ?:| |
| Fenderek 14.10.2005 04:34 |
Yeah- how to make people not picking on you? Start picking on someone else... Bravo Arlene- this is as pathetic as it gets... Inu didn't have to share this "interview". He didn't do it as a journbalist, he did it for himself. The question WAS weird, but... so what? If you're a journalist (I doubt), make some effort and interview Peter yourself!!! He didn't do it and said "I'm an official journalist"- he did it as Queen (and anime it seems) fan. And than shared it. And look who's talking- copy/paste master... It's a cheap shot my dear, very pathetic IMO... |
| Penetration_Guru 14.10.2005 13:13 |
bump, just for the amusement value of Arlene proving that she hadn't actually reached rock bootm. |
| Crockerdile 14.10.2005 14:51 |
Right... just to get the record straight... the Another World version of All The Way From Memphis has been edited to sound like a live performance when it wasn't... the bit where Ian Hunter goes "we weren't always superstars..." etc was actually lifted from the Mott The Hoople Live album, which suprised me a bit when I first heard it - I thought hang on I've 'eard that before somewhere! (this album came out remastered recently as a 30th anniversary edition and is superb by the way!) Brian then guested with the Ian Hunter and Rant Band on the dvd in 2004... does that clear things up a bit? :o) |
| inu-liger 14.10.2005 14:57 |
the_hero wrote: "I would've asked him instead if he would ever consider touring with Pink Floyd ;-)" Yeah that will really show what great journalist you are. That's as idiotic as asking him if he thinks Freddie will rejoin Queen again. (Either that, or ask him about the stripper(s) he was seen with) That's a stereotype journalist question. I bet you are better than that.I was only kidding about those 'questions'. I'm sure that if I were to ever interview John Deacon, which is as likely as Brian May admitting that he has an 'overdub complex', I'd ask much better questions than those. But then, I doubt I'd come up with anything original, in terms of questions, since there probably isn't too much else to ask him these days. |
| inu-liger 14.10.2005 15:11 |
Fenderek wrote: Yeah- how to make people not picking on you? Start picking on someone else... Bravo Arlene- this is as pathetic as it gets... Inu didn't have to share this "interview". He didn't do it as a journbalist, he did it for himself. The question WAS weird, but... so what? If you're a journalist (I doubt), make some effort and interview Peter yourself!!! He didn't do it and said "I'm an official journalist"- he did it as Queen (and anime it seems) fan. And than shared it. And look who's talking- copy/paste master... It's a cheap shot my dear, very pathetic IMO...Here here! Yes, it is true that I DIDN'T have to share it with the people here. I could have just as easily kept it for myself (and I do admit that there is another short recording with another question or two I did ask as an afterthought with Peter, and I haven't even bothered to transcribe it, nor will I probably ever, given Arlene's attitude. And these weren't anime questions unlike the other ones I DID ask earlier that evening) But I felt that also if I said anything about the meeting but not proved it, that it would be passed off as a "show-off" moment on my part. And yes, Fenderek, I am an anime fan as you correctly guessed. But I asked the question partly based on the fact that Freddie WAS an admirer of Japan and its culture, among other things, and you can even read in my interview where Peter DID say that Japan was Freddie's "spiritual home"! I asked the question because I felt that if Freddie was indeed still alive today, and if he were to have kept up with what's been happening lately in Japan, I'm sure he would've no doubt taken notice of the increasing popularity of anime, and not just that, but the mainstream artists who almost regularly contribute theme songs to not just TV shows, but movies as well. (One would wonder what, if any, Japanese pop/rock artists Freddie would've listened to at the time in the 1980's. But then again, he did write a song with Montserrat Caballe partly in Japanese as well!) And look who's talking- copy/paste master...Touche. |
