New Queen Album in October
Bravewords has reported that QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS’ forthcoming album, The Cosmos Rocks, will be released on CD in North America via Hollywood Records/Universal on October 14th. The album will be out via EMI throughout the rest of the world on September 15 as a regular CD and Limited Edition CD/DVD and double-LP.
The Cosmos Rocks tracklisting is as follows: ‘Cosmos Rockin”, ‘Time To Shine’, ‘Still Burnin”, ‘Small’, ‘Warboys’, ‘We Believe’, ‘Call Me’, ‘Voodoo’, ‘Some Things That Glitter’, ‘C-Lebrity’, ‘Through The Night’, ‘Say It’s Not True’, ‘Surf’s Up . . . School’s Out!’, ‘Small Reprise’.
The Cosmos Rocks – the first new studio album involving Queen since 1995 – was produced and performed by Brian May, Paul Rodgers and Roger Taylor. Co-produced and engineered by Joshua J Macrae, Justin Shirley-Smith and Kris Fredriksson. All tracks were written by Queen + Paul Rodgers.
Have you heard the new song C-Lebrity? Check it out below, and let us know what you think about it!
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Am I the only one who thinks this is a disaster? I mean Paul Rodgers is a solid singer with good pipes, but mostly generic (if if he’s one of the definers of that standard hard rock voice). Freddie Mercury was a stronger singer, but more importantly, he had personality (personality goes a long way) that Rodgers cant touch. As great as Queen was in their entirety, continuing to use the name (albeit qualified with Rodgers’ name) is inviting unflattering comparisons.