Post by herebemonsters on Oct 14, 2021 13:44:22 GMT
With only a handful of Roger live dates left and potentially this being his final solo tour, we're at a stage where we can be relatively confident that there are some tracks he will never play live.
A huge number of tracks simply wouldn't work in a live setting or have dated to the point where they'd just seem odd to perform but that still leaves an awful lot which he obviously isn't that fond of (or for others reasons never tackled).
Good Times are Now
No Violins
Beautiful Dreams...to name but three which would have been great to see live are now almost certainly off the table.
Likewise with Queen themselves, we're probably at a stage where with archived shows we're only realistically going to get very early tracks unearthed that we haven't heard live (Jesus, for example) or the increasingly unlikely event that the touring line-up go rogue and play something off the beaten track ("this one's called Dancer!") We've been here before of course when it looked likely the band would never perform again full-stop but it would be nice to think that there are still a few surprises beyond the jukebox favourites.
A huge number of tracks simply wouldn't work in a live setting or have dated to the point where they'd just seem odd to perform but that still leaves an awful lot which he obviously isn't that fond of (or for others reasons never tackled).
Good Times are Now
No Violins
Beautiful Dreams...to name but three which would have been great to see live are now almost certainly off the table.
Likewise with Queen themselves, we're probably at a stage where with archived shows we're only realistically going to get very early tracks unearthed that we haven't heard live (Jesus, for example) or the increasingly unlikely event that the touring line-up go rogue and play something off the beaten track ("this one's called Dancer!") We've been here before of course when it looked likely the band would never perform again full-stop but it would be nice to think that there are still a few surprises beyond the jukebox favourites.