Cosmos Rocks
- Queen + Paul Rodgers
- Band Name: Queen + Paul Rodgers
- Record Label: Hollywood
- Release Date: Oct 28, 2008
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7.0
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 37 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 28 out of 37
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Mixed: 1 out of 37
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Negative: 8 out of 37
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MikeMusicguyFeb 7, 20093
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AndrewS.Nov 2, 20089This is not Queen, not Bad Company. It is something new and very cool. It is addictive rock and roll, and fresh but old school at the same time. Forget the critics. This band works.
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MaureenP.Dec 18, 20081
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zippychimpzippychimpOct 28, 20080I was the biggest queen fan growing up. I even bought all the solo albums from Freddie, Brian May, and Roger Taylor. This, however, is an abomination. Dumb lyrics, weak melodies...embarrassing. They are pissing on their legacy. On behalf of all Queen fans, PLEASE STOP!
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JesseS.Oct 31, 20087Roger and Brian continue to be great musicians and studio wizards.
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TGOct 31, 20087What is wrong with good old fashioned Rock? Its not like there is anything out there better. I swear people just can't let go and have a good time anymore. Its rock and roll enjoy!! and let the Cosmos Rock.
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GeorgeB.Oct 31, 20089
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KeithA.Oct 31, 20088People, Freddie is dead! I mourned as much as anybody out there, maybe more. But let these musicians move on with their careers! It's not a bad album. No, it's not the Queen of old, but you've got to get over it.
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MarcosN.Oct 31, 20082Sorry but this is not the old Queen we are used to hear. Rodger's voice doesn't fit with the old songs, and to make him kind of be useful to the (new) band they had to try something different, and it didn't work. It sounds more like a bad Bad Company album than anything Queen ever did, even the worst stuff.
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JohnB.Nov 17, 20088
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BelindaBNov 21, 20089This would have gotten a 10 if it hadn't been for Warboys. I personally am not fond of that one. The rest, however, ROCKS!! I love this album and can't wait for them to tour state-side again!! I just saw the Ukraine concert, and they're even better now than they were in '06!!
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RobynD.Nov 22, 20088
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TylerBNov 22, 200810This is NOT Queen. It's not supposed to be Queen. It's an entirely new band, and the Cosmos do indeed rock.
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GrantL.Nov 24, 20089Great cd - nice guitar - great to hear new classic rock these days.
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JeffH.Nov 3, 20088Since I saw Queen opening for Mott the Hoople in Memphis, TN on April 20, 1974 I've been in love with the band. I've read some pretty crappy comments about this album but I loved Freddy and I really like this album. I haven't seen any classic rockers putting anything out close to this, think about it!!!!
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jimd.Dec 16, 20088
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IvanK.Dec 21, 20081I was expecting the intensity of Queen's older work, but this new album is a gray, muddy pool of slime. Call it a black hole.
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ClaudeS.Dec 22, 200810Don't compare it with the old band... this new combo is definately worth a listen. They do make the Cosmos rock.
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RobertP.Nov 16, 200810
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JohnP.Nov 21, 200810HI: It's just music for God's sake said Freddie Mercury. Just look at all the former great bands that don't have it anymore, should I list them? Compared to the Pretty People crap that is out there this is a masterpiece, Long live Tonal Harmony!
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IngieB.Nov 24, 20089I can see having a bit more interesting and mature lyrics on some of the songs, but mostly this album does rock, and swing and even has a bluesy feel. I really love the voodoo song, mostly because it
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JoeDec 22, 200810
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What an astronomically bad parallel universe. Queen's star is dead.
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40As with a lot of The Cosmos Rocks, you listen to Warboys boggling that Queen--famously intelligent men--didn't at any point notice that the lyrics were stupid, trite, a bit offensive and bound to have an undermining effect on whatever musical efforts they put behind it.
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60Occasionally they stumble, as on the clunky 'Warboys.' But with Rogers imperious, Queen's second coming is vindicated. [Oct 2008, p.100]