La plaisanterie continue et je trouve ça de moins en moins drôle, car autant quelques concerts avec Rodgers pourquoi pas, mais oser sortir un disque sous le nom de Queen est du pur foutage de gueule!



Merci encore a Deacon de ne pas se meler à cette mascarade

C'est un canular, ou alors ça ne sortira pas sour le seul nom de QUEEN.
Je pense pour la deuxième solution, car tout ce qui est sorti sans Freddie Mercury ne portait pas le nom QUEEN.
Il y avait toujours quelque chose rattaché au nom du groupe.
La bonne nouvelle c'est que ça donnera lieu à une tournée et que l'on pourra enfin les revoir (Brian et Roger) sans attendre 10 ans.

Oui même le live at the bowl, portait le nom "Queen on fire" !

Ils changent de nom comme Rhapsody, alors ?

Bohemian Rhapsody On Fire ça le fait pas trop

Oui ça m'étonnerait quand même que ça sorte sous le nom de Queen. Mais qu'ils fassent quelque chose ensemble pourquoi pas, Rodgers a une sacrée voix. Tiens j'irai me réécouter du Bad Co. tout à l'heure.

Deacon c'est John, par Roger (où as-tu pioché cette new?).

Sinon, tu as eu raison de mettre des guillemets dans le titre de ton topic. Ce groupe est excellent, mais ce n'est pas et ça ne sera jamais QUEEN.

Sur tf1.fr, et oui j'espere que c'est un canular, si ils veulent faire de la musique, qu'ils prennent un autre nom de groupe!

Ils peuvent l'appeler Bad Company s'ils veulent. Faudra juste virer May et Taylor et prendre Mick Ralphs et Simon Kirke . avec une petite pensée pour toi noise

Oser sortir un disque sous le nom de Queen reviendrait à se mettre à dos la plupart de la communauté des fans de Queen et particulièrement de Mercury.
Rodgers aurait-il 3 octaves et demaie dans la voix comme Freddie ?

Ils ont osé faire des concerts.
Ils oseront faire des disques.

Vous savez Freddie Mercury est irremplacable et les gens se souviendrnt de Freddie et non de Paul Rodgers comme étant l'ultime voix de Queen.
Pensez vous que Paul est a la hauteur pour remplacer le Roi Mercury?
Je ne crois pas

La question se pose même pas je pense : non, non, non et non.

Pourrais tu désactiver ta bannière stp ?

C'est fait l'ami
désolé je ne savais pas que les bannieres n'avaient pas leur place ici

Yapadmal.

Ca bosse, j'espere qu'ils auront l'honneur de se trouver un autre nom de groupe mais je n'y crois guere :



Paul Rodgers has told Gary Graff of Billboard.com that he "recorded some nine songs" with QUEEN members Brian May and Roger Taylor, and that there are plans to return to the studio in October to do some more work.

Rodgers won't commit to a definite timetable, but he guesses a new album may appear "probably next year the way things are going," with a tour likely to follow.

"With QUEEN and myself, it's a very organic thing," Rodgers explains. "We're letting it sort of develop itself naturally and not pushing it or giving it any pressure. We go in, just the three of us. Roger gets on the kit, Brian gets on the guitar, I get on the acoustic guitar and piano, either/or, and then we share the bass line afterwards."

Rodgers describes the new material as "interesting" and says he's been particularly fascinated by watching May craft QUEEN's trademark harmonies. "What happens is he can hear the song line and then he can hear all the harmonies on top of it," Rodgers explains. "We can't hear them, but when we go out in the studio he tells us what line we should sing. He knows exactly what he's doing and we don't know what it's going to sound like, but when we go back into the studio and the engineer puts everything up we all go, 'Holy smokes, listen to that! So that's the genius of the harmonies."

QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS tour dates:

Sep. 24 - Paris, France - Bercy

With a new album in the pipeline — the first new studio album to carry the QUEEN name since the Freddie Mercury sessions — QUEEN is heading back on the road for a four-month tour, once again in the company of musician/singer/songwriter Paul Rodgers who joined the band for the highly successful 2005/2006 world tour, the European leg of which ended with the band's spectacular London Hyde Park open air concert before going on to play the U.S. and Japan.

In all, the band's tour was attended by more than a million people.

Together Brian May, Roger Taylor and Paul Rodgers have recorded their first album's worth of material, jointly written and produced. With the title yet to be disclosed, the album is being readied for release September 1, two weeks ahead of the start of the tour.

The QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS 28-date arena tour will take in 14 countries in just seven weeks, and take the band to Northern Eurasia, Central and Southern Europe, and the UK, and is expected to wind up at the end of the year with the band's highly anticipated return to South America, the setting of some of its most historic tours in the early '80s.

QUEEN's historic Latin America dates set new world records for the numbers of the audiences it attracted. At the 1985 Rock in Rio concert the band played to an unheard of audience of 300,000 and was watched on television by nearly 200 million people throughout the South American continent.

The 2008 tour kicks off mid-September in Russia with two dates at Moscow's SCO Olympic Arena, moves on into Poland for a massive free concert at the historic Gdansk Shipyard, and then follows a path through Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands before arriving in the UK early October for 6 dates including London's 02 Arena on October 13.

The UK dates see the band additionally play Nottingham, Glasgow, Cardiff and Birmingham with a final UK date at Liverpool Arena on October 18 before continuing on to Spain, Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic and Austria for seven further dates.

Tracks on the new QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS album will include "Say It's Not True" (see video below), previously released at the end of last year by QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS as a special World Aids Day download for Nelson Mandela's 46664 HIV AIDS charity , plus a "first" for a QUEEN album — a cover version. The remaining tracks are all newly written by May, Taylor and Rodgers during the late 2007/early 2008 recording sessions.

One of these tracks, "C-lebrity", will receive a sneak preview when the band make a by-demand return to the UK's ITV "Al Murray's Happy Hour" for the final show on April 4.

QUEEN's last studio album was "Made In Heaven", released in November 1995 and containing the last recordings with Freddie. The LP became the band's biggest selling studio album, with world sales in excess of 20 million.

QUEEN's "Greatest Hits 1" album has achieved the distinction of being the UK's biggest selling album of all time, having sold a staggering 5,407,587 copies in Britain alone (source: VH1/The Official UK Charts Company. November 2006).

Paul Rodgers' voice is one of rock's platinum assets and as a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter as front man of FREE and BAD COMPANY and as a solo artist he has written, produced and recorded some of radios biggest hits.

Between them, QUEEN and Paul Rodgers have released more than 50 albums during their long careers and sold in excess of a staggering 300 million records.

Le 15 septembre c'est la fête de noise.

QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS will release their new album, "The Cosmos Rocks", in Europe on September 15 and the U.S./Canada on October 14 via EMI.