QueenZone discussion #659102

YourValentine wrote: The Cross - Shove It I am not sure if I ever listened to it completely but I never play it anymore.

PieterMC wrote: I cannot listen to Queen Dance Trax. What a pile of shite.

Lester Burnham wrote: - Dragon Attack, that horrible tribute album from about eight years ago.

stateside fan wrote: Barcelona! i know thats not the popular choice,but i cant go start to finish on that one.

<font color=green>taylorgaga wrote: queen under review, watched the first 5 mins then turned it off, and dont plan to watch it again.

John S Stuart wrote: Being absolutely honest, are there any Queen (or related) products you have bought, but which you have not watched or listened to all the way through? I’ll start the confessions by admitting I have never got beyond the first few minutes of; Berjart Ballet For Life Video Brian May/MC Spidey - The Amazing Spiderman Full length CD. Any other dust collectors out there?

carboengine wrote:

<font color=green>taylorgaga wrote: queen under review, watched the first 5 mins then turned it off, and dont plan to watch it again.

This is the new dvd just released, right? Has anyone else seen this to the end?

FightFromTheInside wrote: Queen II I bought that CD 4 years ago and I havent even taken it out of the plastic.

FightFromTheInside wrote: Queen II I bought that CD 4 years ago and I havent even taken it out of the plastic.

Lester Burnham wrote: - Dragon Attack, that horrible tribute album from about eight years ago. - Passing Open Windows & whatever that Queen symphony orchestra thing from 1981 is. Just ain't my thang.

Fenderek<br><h6>Not a REAL fan</h6> wrote:

Lester Burnham wrote: - Dragon Attack, that horrible tribute album from about eight years ago.

Man... Stone Cold Queen was even worse!!!

kagezan1313 wrote: Flash and *gulp*...Jazz. I got rid of Flash and only listen to Jazz every 3 or 4 years. Even then, it's a chore.

The prophet's song wrote: I can't listen to 'greatest hits III' in it's entierty because I can't STAND that bloody another one bites the dust remix! it truly is terrible! see THIS is what happens when crazy people get their hands on Queen songs (in relation to the celine dion topic)

goodco wrote: GH III Things like Hot Space, AKOM, Mr Bad Guy, and The Miracle were given one spin, and then alternate tracks were placed on my tapes. Hell, I've only given Innuendo one straight listen to because of Delilah. For Freddie's TGP (FM Album), other than the originals, gave about 20 seconds to each of the other rubbish tracks. I actually enjoyed the Bejart Ballet. Maybe it was the company I was with, the mood, etc...but it was quite nice. Man In The Shadows is another thing. I could listen to this for hours on end.......

YourValentine wrote: I am shocked to see for which horrible crap people spend their hard earned money. Dance Mixes? Elaine Page? That is practised Stepfordism:)

goodco wrote: GH III I actually enjoyed the Bejart Ballet. Maybe it was the company I was with, the mood, etc...but it was quite nice. ......

Lester Burnham wrote: Oh God, I forgot about GHIII. What a terrible fucking album. Jim Beach: "Say boys, it's time to release the third installment of Greatest Hits." John Deacon: "But it's only 1999." Brian May & Roger Taylor: "Shaddup!" *smack* JD: "Ow!" BM: "If you don't pipe down, we're going to put a terrible rap version of 'Bites The Dust' on this album!" JB: "Boys, let's calm down here. What tracks should we put on?" BM: "'Driven By You'." RT: "That's not a Queen single." BM: "So?" RT: "Fair enough. Can we put on... 'Foreign Sand'? Or 'Surrender'?" BM & JB: "No." RT: "Well why the fuck not?" BM: "Roger, your solo stuff is shit." JD: "It's true, it really is." BM: "That's it. I'm calling Wyclef Jean." JD: "No! I'll be good." JB: "OK, we need to memorialize Freddie. How about we put on there 'Somebody To Love' and 'The Show Must Go On', both not sung by him?" BM: "Genius!" JD: *starts to say something, but BM glowers and raises his hand which shuts him up* RT: "What about 'The Great Pretender'?" BM: "That's not a Queen single." RT: "But you just --" JB: "Actually, Roger, that's not a bad idea." RT: "Ha!" BM: "Fine. If we're putting that on there, let's also put 'Barcelona' on there too." JB: "Very well. Now, what about actual Queen singles?" BM: "'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Thank God It's Christmas', 'Las Palabras De Amor', 'No One But You'..." JD: "How about 'Back Chat' or 'Spread Your Wings'." BM: "OK, no. Jim, put 'Another One Bites The Dust' on there. By Wyclef Jean." JD: "No!" BM: "Nothing you can do now, you twat." JB: "How about 'Heaven For Everyone' and 'A Winter's Tale'?" BM: "Nah." RT: "Wait, they were big hits! Bigger than your songs!" BM: *begrudgingly* "Fine." JB: "Well boys, I think we have a good compilation here. Thanks for your input!"

Lester Burnham wrote: Oh God, I forgot about GHIII. What a terrible fucking album. Jim Beach: "Say boys, it's time to release the third installment of Greatest Hits." John Deacon: "But it's only 1999." Brian May & Roger Taylor: "Shaddup!" *smack* JD: "Ow!" BM: "If you don't pipe down, we're going to put a terrible rap version of 'Bites The Dust' on this album!" JB: "Boys, let's calm down here. What tracks should we put on?" BM: "'Driven By You'." RT: "That's not a Queen single." BM: "So?" RT: "Fair enough. Can we put on... 'Foreign Sand'? Or 'Surrender'?" BM & JB: "No." RT: "Well why the fuck not?" BM: "Roger, your solo stuff is shit." JD: "It's true, it really is." BM: "That's it. I'm calling Wyclef Jean." JD: "No! I'll be good." JB: "OK, we need to memorialize Freddie. How about we put on there 'Somebody To Love' and 'The Show Must Go On', both not sung by him?" BM: "Genius!" JD: *starts to say something, but BM glowers and raises his hand which shuts him up* RT: "What about 'The Great Pretender'?" BM: "That's not a Queen single." RT: "But you just --" JB: "Actually, Roger, that's not a bad idea." RT: "Ha!" BM: "Fine. If we're putting that on there, let's also put 'Barcelona' on there too." JB: "Very well. Now, what about actual Queen singles?" BM: "'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Thank God It's Christmas', 'Las Palabras De Amor', 'No One But You'..." JD: "How about 'Back Chat' or 'Spread Your Wings'." BM: "OK, no. Jim, put 'Another One Bites The Dust' on there. By Wyclef Jean." JD: "No!" BM: "Nothing you can do now, you twat." JB: "How about 'Heaven For Everyone' and 'A Winter's Tale'?" BM: "Nah." RT: "Wait, they were big hits! Bigger than your songs!" BM: *begrudgingly* "Fine." JB: "Well boys, I think we have a good compilation here. Thanks for your input!"

Lester Burnham wrote: Oh God, I forgot about GHIII. What a terrible fucking album. Jim Beach: "Say boys, it's time to release the third installment of Greatest Hits." John Deacon: "But it's only 1999." Brian May & Roger Taylor: "Shaddup!" *smack* JD: "Ow!" BM: "If you don't pipe down, we're going to put a terrible rap version of 'Bites The Dust' on this album!" JB: "Boys, let's calm down here. What tracks should we put on?" BM: "'Driven By You'." RT: "That's not a Queen single." BM: "So?" RT: "Fair enough. Can we put on... 'Foreign Sand'? Or 'Surrender'?" BM & JB: "No." RT: "Well why the fuck not?" BM: "Roger, your solo stuff is shit." JD: "It's true, it really is." BM: "That's it. I'm calling Wyclef Jean." JD: "No! I'll be good." JB: "OK, we need to memorialize Freddie. How about we put on there 'Somebody To Love' and 'The Show Must Go On', both not sung by him?" BM: "Genius!" JD: *starts to say something, but BM glowers and raises his hand which shuts him up* RT: "What about 'The Great Pretender'?" BM: "That's not a Queen single." RT: "But you just --" JB: "Actually, Roger, that's not a bad idea." RT: "Ha!" BM: "Fine. If we're putting that on there, let's also put 'Barcelona' on there too." JB: "Very well. Now, what about actual Queen singles?" BM: "'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Thank God It's Christmas', 'Las Palabras De Amor', 'No One But You'..." JD: "How about 'Back Chat' or 'Spread Your Wings'." BM: "OK, no. Jim, put 'Another One Bites The Dust' on there. By Wyclef Jean." JD: "No!" BM: "Nothing you can do now, you twat." JB: "How about 'Heaven For Everyone' and 'A Winter's Tale'?" BM: "Nah." RT: "Wait, they were big hits! Bigger than your songs!" BM: *begrudgingly* "Fine." JB: "Well boys, I think we have a good compilation here. Thanks for your input!"

stateside fan wrote: Barcelona! i know thats not the popular choice,but i cant go start to finish on that one.

Fenderek<br><h6>Not a REAL fan</h6> wrote: I would actually add "Mr. Bad Guy" to that- there is NOTHING that would make me listen to it again... In fact- it's been ages since I listened to WORKS back to back- and I'm not going to in the foreseeble future...

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: Hot Space, the works, akom, back to the light - these require serious application of the mind for me to even consider listening all through in one sitting

kagezan1313 wrote: Flash and *gulp*...Jazz. I got rid of Flash and only listen to Jazz every 3 or 4 years. Even then, it's a chore.

carboengine wrote:

John S Stuart wrote: Being absolutely honest, are there any Queen (or related) products you have bought, but which you have not watched or listened to all the way through? I’ll start the confessions by admitting I have never got beyond the first few minutes of; Berjart Ballet For Life Video Brian May/MC Spidey - The Amazing Spiderman Full length CD. Any other dust collectors out there?

I love Bejart Ballet For Life. If anyone wants to know what it is: link

FightFromTheInside wrote: Queen II I bought that CD 4 years ago and I havent even taken it out of the plastic.

goodco wrote: GH III Things like Hot Space, AKOM, Mr Bad Guy, and The Miracle were given one spin, and then alternate tracks were placed on my tapes. Hell, I've only given Innuendo one straight listen to because of Delilah. For Freddie's TGP (FM Album), other than the originals, gave about 20 seconds to each of the other rubbish tracks. I actually enjoyed the Bejart Ballet. Maybe it was the company I was with, the mood, etc...but it was quite nice. Man In The Shadows is another thing. I could listen to this for hours on end.......

<marquee>Queen Of Wrestling</marquee> wrote:

goodco wrote: GH III Things like Hot Space, AKOM, Mr Bad Guy, and The Miracle were given one spin, and then alternate tracks were placed on my tapes. Hell, I've only given Innuendo one straight listen to because of Delilah. For Freddie's TGP (FM Album), other than the originals, gave about 20 seconds to each of the other rubbish tracks. I actually enjoyed the Bejart Ballet. Maybe it was the company I was with, the mood, etc...but it was quite nice. Man In The Shadows is another thing. I could listen to this for hours on end.......

Whats wrong with Greatest Hits 3? Under Pressure? Too Much Love Will Kill You? Somebody To Love? Las Parablas De Amor? Driven By You? Living On My Own? The Great Pretender? Princes of The Universe? Another One Bites The Dust? These Are The Days Of Our Lives? GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH Whats wrong with that?

Zebonka12 wrote: GH3 was great, I just fast forwarded through the MIH clips and stopped watching before Elton John could start singing. When they eventually get round to making the DVD, it'll be better, because you can SKIP rather than fast forward! YEAH, take that Elton John you beer swilling old fruit.

PieterMC wrote:

YourValentine wrote: I am shocked to see for which horrible crap people spend their hard earned money. Dance Mixes? Elaine Page? That is practised Stepfordism:)

It seemed like a good idea at the time. There was a small period of time where I would buy anything and everything Queen related. Oh and I just don't understand why people would not like Innuendo.

Lester Burnham wrote: Oh God, I forgot about GHIII. What a terrible fucking album. Jim Beach: "Say boys, it's time to release the third installment of Greatest Hits." John Deacon: "But it's only 1999." Brian May & Roger Taylor: "Shaddup!" *smack* JD: "Ow!" BM: "If you don't pipe down, we're going to put a terrible rap version of 'Bites The Dust' on this album!" JB: "Boys, let's calm down here. What tracks should we put on?" BM: "'Driven By You'." RT: "That's not a Queen single." BM: "So?" RT: "Fair enough. Can we put on... 'Foreign Sand'? Or 'Surrender'?" BM & JB: "No." RT: "Well why the fuck not?" BM: "Roger, your solo stuff is shit." JD: "It's true, it really is." BM: "That's it. I'm calling Wyclef Jean." JD: "No! I'll be good." JB: "OK, we need to memorialize Freddie. How about we put on there 'Somebody To Love' and 'The Show Must Go On', both not sung by him?" BM: "Genius!" JD: *starts to say something, but BM glowers and raises his hand which shuts him up* RT: "What about 'The Great Pretender'?" BM: "That's not a Queen single." RT: "But you just --" JB: "Actually, Roger, that's not a bad idea." RT: "Ha!" BM: "Fine. If we're putting that on there, let's also put 'Barcelona' on there too." JB: "Very well. Now, what about actual Queen singles?" BM: "'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Thank God It's Christmas', 'Las Palabras De Amor', 'No One But You'..." JD: "How about 'Back Chat' or 'Spread Your Wings'." BM: "OK, no. Jim, put 'Another One Bites The Dust' on there. By Wyclef Jean." JD: "No!" BM: "Nothing you can do now, you twat." JB: "How about 'Heaven For Everyone' and 'A Winter's Tale'?" BM: "Nah." RT: "Wait, they were big hits! Bigger than your songs!" BM: *begrudgingly* "Fine." JB: "Well boys, I think we have a good compilation here. Thanks for your input!"