Sadly the embedding is disabled.......wprth a look though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVU4IkzMNIo

heavenlyemma: Susan Boyle's YouTube video rockets

Snoopy: She was amazing

Bet she has been offered a recording contract already

Dare you attend 'The Church'

Going next month we hope, not been in a while, anyone else here been there

Oh and Rock God Freddie Mercury

And just to add as i am a Queen nut (not a Monkey nut lol) - Queen win greatest live gig poll.....

Number 1 LIVE album of all time - Vote NOW

All i will say to this, is that it must be the best TV Advertisement ever made....... Us Brits eh

Jim Dandy: In fact some of the ones in the world list are a surprise to me i must say

Who ever would say the Backstreet Boys were bigger than Queen

Jim Dandy: Yes True, Thriller is meant to be the number 1 Album of all time according to Wikipedia(100,000,000+ copies), but in the UK it only came 8th

Here is there list:

1. Queen, Greatest Hits (5,407,587)
2. The Beatles, Sgt Pepper (4,803,292)
3. Oasis, What's The Story Morning Glory (4,304,504)
4. Dire Straits, Brothers In Arms (3,946,931)
5. Abba, Gold Greatest Hits (3,932,316)
6. Pink Floyd, The Dark Side of The Moon (3,759,958)
7. Queen, Greatest Hits II (3,631,321)
8. Michael Jackson, Thriller (3,570,250)
9. Michael Jackson, Bad (3,549,950)
10. Madonna, The Immaculate Collection (3,364,785)

That does surprise me in fact that Queens - Greatest Hits only came in at 25,000,000 copies
After all they were known all over the world, most odd

Queen head all-time sales chart

This was posted on the Madhouse music board last year and i just watched it for the first time since then.

How much do you remember?

We Didn't Start the Fire

This song is going to be BIG, and you will not get it out yours heads. A great Summery record - AWESOME



Now hum it all day............

From tonight's 46664 concert in Hype Park, London, to celebrate Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday
Written originally by Freddie Mercury & Brian May, Andrea Corr joins Brian to sing there version



And of course, when Freddie sang it in 1986 at Wembley (i was there )



Either way, the lyrics are so truthful

What better way to start the weekend than with Jessica Alba

Jim Dandy: Convoy, thats great

A GREAT chat show on ITV in the UK, with 'Al Murray', the Pub Landlord, who always ends the show by singing a song by Queen.
Here is the end of the last show of the last series, where he is joined by the cast of 'Queen' the stage show




Oh, and then Brian May & Roger Taylor arrive

Jim Dandy: Great, Brian where he belongs

Just for Mouse, as i am just watching the film.

Jim Dandy: Yep, Soft Cell made a mint with that record. Over here we still have to get up and dance if that comes on, along with Come on Eileen

Those were the days........here we go

Jim Dandy: YEAH, great tune

I had to get my local record shop to get the 12" imported version of that as i collected them. In fact i still have that along with nearly all my 12" collection. I gave nearly all my 7" vinyls away years ago , still have the limited editions though.

Thats great to hear again though

rod03801: Yes George Michael sang it at the The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (1992) - 'Concert for Aids Awareness'.

That was an awesome concert as well, with the rest of Queen introducing and playing in it at Wembley Stadium, read about it below.

The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert

TexasToest: Thanks TT, and Hello all

I hope that i will enjoy myself here in the land of sounds , i love my music and use to be a D.J. back in the 80's (1980's that is lol).

So feel free to carry on as you do, enjoy yourselves, and post anything you wish related to the Board subject

I hate being strict on boards & luckily on very few occasions of had to on the Tournament & Sport ones, so lets hope everyone plays nice

Oh, and any music by Queen is more than welcome, always make me happy

A bit of fun
Something to cheer everyone up
Who remembers 'Capstick Comes Home' ??? (used in the old HOVIS advert on TV)

CapstickComesHome

Sorry, can not find a video

Just to say a GREAT return to the stage last night for Led Zeppelin

Just 2 of the greatest songs

Lets have a sing with:

SANTA and his Singing Reindeer

Vote for the greatest ROCK Band of all time.........

Vote Number 1

Queen and Paul Rodgers - Newly Recorded Free Download For Nelson Mandela’s 46664 On World Aids Day

Listen to it Here

Say It's Not True' by Queen + Paul Rodgers, written by Roger Taylor can also be downloaded through the following sites:

www.queenpluspaulrodgers.com
www.queenonline.com
www.paulrodgers.com
www.46664.com
www.46664global.com
www.mercuryphoenixtrust.com
www.queenonline.com/sayitsnottrue

Even better, just found this:

John Lennon - Imagine has been voted Best British No.1 of all time.
Cant believe he beat Queen, they were 2nd

John Lennon would of been 66 today

Pioneer54: I would have to add Brian May for Queen

Nirvana: I think he i great and have all his albums and videos. I wish i had gone to see his concert when he was in the UK a few years back and he lit up the whole of London Docklands. Not heard much from him in ages though.

Just been listening to a great new album out.
It is by City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra (does Fencer play for them ??? lol) and is called The Syphonic Jean Michel Jarre. It is quite something if you consider the computing power that Jarre uses when creating his music, to be done by an Orchestra.

Veteran radio broadcaster and music DJ John Peel has died suddenly in Peru from a heart attack. He was 65.
He was on holiday with his wife Sheila in the city of Cuzco.
Peel was one of the greatest influences of British pop music, starting in the Sixties and still playing new and experimental music in recent weeks on his weekday Radio 1 show.
He went on to become a broadcasting legend, famous for championing new bands and music genres long before they crossed over into the mainstream.
In 1998, Peel starting presenting the award-winning Radio 4 programme Home Truths about the ups and downs of family life.
He was awarded an OBE for services to broadcasting in the same year.
Born in 1939 in the Wirral, John Robert Parker Ravenscroft adopted the surname Peel during his pirate radio days.

On finishing his military service in 1962, he went to Texas and began working for WRR radio in Dallas.
For the next three years he moved around America working for various radio stations.
He started his Radio 1 career in 1967 when he returned to London, establishing himself with the show Top Gear.

The legendary DJ began as a broadcaster in the US in the Sixties, and came back to Britain to become a pirate DJ, playing music from new acts such as the Small Faces and Pink Floyd.
He was a friend of stars of that time such as Marc Bolan, and played with Rod Stewart on the song Maggie May on Top of the Pops on one occasion in the early Seventies.
Peel was among the first DJs to understand the impact of punk rock, playing the Ramones, the Clash and the Sex Pistols on Radio 1 before any other mainstream presenter.
He encouraged bands such as the Smiths, the Cure, Pulp, Keane, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Undertones, Joy Division and more recently the White Stripes.
Peel also played reggae and hiphop ahead of any other British DJ, and many modern rock stars owe a part of their success to him.

LOL Red Dragon, Only if they are sung by a certain person :o)

Had 2 great bands down our local pub (the one i used to run) last night. One over here on tour from the states and one we have had before.
Check out:
www.thestolenbibles.com &
www.mkb.info

harley, hope you doing it in time with me lol