It's been over fifteen years since the death of Freddie Mercury, and Queen is finally ready to unleash its
5150. Guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor (bassist John Deacon has better things to do) have recorded a new album with tour compatriot and Bad Company belter Paul Rodgers. The group, which thankfully has yet to remove the "+ Paul Rodgers" from its name, performed a new number, "C-Lebrity," on
Al Murray's Happy Hour. Video after the jump, If you're curious what happens when you mix middle-aged Queen harmonies with a lyric about attention whores sung by the dude from The Firm.
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Perhaps in celebration of guitarist Brian May finally publishing his doctoral thesis after all these years, Queen + Paul Rodgers—the Bad Company-vocalist-augmented version of the classic pomp-rock outfit—have decided to call their forthcoming album The Cosmos Rocks. (Sadly, there's no exclamation point in the title.) Looking at this sketch of May's thesis makes me wonder if the album, which comes out next month, is going to draw on inspiration close to home:
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