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| July 26, 2008 | |
Roger
turns 59 today! Happy Birthday! Hope you have a good one! 
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| July 24, 2008 | |
| :::Site updates::: | Sorry for the lack
of updates during the last couple of weeks. It was just not possible
to update because firstly I didn’t have the time and secondly
my computer broke down. So this was a good excuse to finally get myself
a Vaio notebook I have wanted for a long time!
Basically I have added all the latest news that were of interest so the site is finally up to date. The calendar will hopefully be updated by the weekend as well as the youtube clips (I hope). I did not create any image galleries for Mr. Mandela’s birthday concert. They are all over the web on familiar websites like gettyimages.com, rexfeatures.co.uk, etc. So go and have a look! |
| July 19, 2008 | |
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A very happy though belated birthday to Brian! |
| July 17, 2008 | |
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Hear New Album
First / See Q+PR Rehearse! Look out for two HUGE opportunities to hear the new Queen + Paul Rodgers album BEFORE anyone else… 1. Special Album Playback at a Top London Recording Studio (mid-August) 2. Attend a unique production rehearsal with Q+PR AND Album Playback at the band’s tour rehearsal studio in London (Late August – Early September) All the details are to be confirmed, but the only way you can enter is by being a member of the ALBUM CLUB. Club members with be randomly selected as part of draws for both if these fantastic experiences. Click here to join the ALBUM CLUB. |
| July 14, 2008 | |
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Nick Mason
& Roger Taylor perform at Festival of Speed party The New Statesman revealed early that the legendary gala dinner, held on the Saturday night of the three-day Festival of Speed, included a special performance from Pink Floyd-drummer and speedfreak Nick Mason and a couple of friends! The dinner, an invitation-only affair for some 1200 people, is held at the Earl of March's Goodwood estate in the heart of Sussex on the south coast of England, and each year has interesting musicians providing the entertainment. Rumours spread quickly amongst the lucky attendees that Pink Floyd were getting back together for the occasion, but this was not to be... Those joining Nick turned out to be Queen's Roger Taylor and The Who's Kenney Jones, providing a thrilling percussive start to proceedings. The New Stateman said that the "result was a truly bizarre sight. The 1,200 invited guests are generally at the "venerable" end of the spectrum - racing drivers of a certain age such as Sir Stirling Moss, aristocratic motoring enthusiasts and, of course, their elegant, silver-haired wives. It was dark, so it was difficult to gauge their reaction when Mason's dancing girls tore off their leathers to reveal a red bra-and-hot-pants combo, nor could I tell whether they appreciated the pole dancing. What with the accompanying fireworks and jets of flame, I did worry that there were some pacemakers working very hard." Calming things a little once Nick, Roger and Kenney had finished, was Scottish singer K T Tunstall, dressed a little more soberly than "Nick's dancing girls"! (source) |
| July 11, 2008 | |
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1970's - "Best
rock album" “A Night at the Opera” by Queen was voted "Best rock album" von voteNumber1.com. Congrats!!! |
| July 7, 2008 | |
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Kerry
Ellis – Wicked in Rock |
| July 2, 2008 | |
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Album Club -
August Prize Draw The latest Album Club prize has just been added. We are once again giving you the chance to meet and greet Roger, Paul and Brian at one of their European Shows. The response to July’s meet and greet was so great, we decided to do it again! The winner of the June Prize of signed Paul Rodgers CD and DVDs has now been contacted and will be announced shortly. Click
here
to join the ALBUM CLUB. |
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