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THE REVIEW
Based on the story that we all know by now, we can’t help but review this entirely live Queen album with Paul Rodgers. Let’s start with the most incredible fact: many disheartened fans have given up hope over the past twenty years of seeing Queen live on stage again, or at least in concert. Many have dreamt of a memorable moment of this kind "like me." They didn’t think they’d see them back in action "perhaps a bit mischievously" ready to play as in the glory days. This brings to mind the Wembley concert in 1986, nineteen years ago. Since then, many new curious admirers have discovered Queen, and it took this effort from Mr. Brian Harold May and Roger Meddows Taylor to return and honor themselves once again.
I invite you to enjoy this exceptional album with pure Rock'n'Roll fun, featuring real dinosaurs, an explosive mix from the Hard Rock of "Tie Your Mother Down" to a rock classic that taught us to the roots, namely "All Right Now" by Mr. Paul Rodgers. It truly lacks nothing.
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Summary by Bot
This review celebrates the live album 'Return Of The Champions' by Queen and Paul Rodgers as a memorable and energetic rock comeback. It highlights fans' long-awaited hope to see Queen live again and praises the mix of classic hard rock performances. The collaboration is noted as an exceptional effort by Brian May and Roger Taylor to honor their legacy.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
02 Tie Your Mother Down (04:30)
03 I Want to Break Free (03:59)
05 Wishing Well (04:33)
06 Another One Bites the Dust (04:02)
07 Crazy Little Thing Called Love (04:35)
08 Say It's Not True (04:15)
09 '39 (04:38)
11 Hammer to Fall (06:45)
12 Feel Like Makin' Love (06:20)
13 Let There Be Drums (03:42)
14 I'm in Love With My Car (03:36)
15 Guitar Solo (06:59)
16 Last Horizon (04:44)
Queen + Paul Rodgers
Queen + Paul Rodgers was a collaboration between Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor and singer Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company). Active 2004–2009, they toured globally, released the studio album The Cosmos Rocks (2008) and the live sets Return of the Champions (2005) and Live in Ukraine (2009).04 Reviews
