The Cosmos Rocks

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talented
You can't compare this to classic Queen or Paul Rodgers. This is 2 talented forces combining to create 1 enjoyable disc. It has something for the fans of both bands, and also something for anyone who appreciates good adult rock n' roll. From the beginning in your face rock, all the way thru a roller coaster of melodies, this disc is just plain enjoyable. Yes I do want to hear Queen with Freddie again, but we must move on, and this is about as good as it can get without him. It would be an absolute shame if the remaining members of Queen never recorded again in memory of the late freddie, you talk about a waste of talent. The tightest sounding band ever, combined with rocks second greatest voice (freddie was first). DO NOT COMPARE this to their previous works. Just enjoy it for what it is!

So-So Album by ultimate tribute band
Most songs are unremarkable, with only Surf's up and C-lebrity being very good. Of Queen's original 15 studio albums, The Cosmos Rocks is only better than the Flash Gordon soundtrack. Compared to the solo works of Queen's members, I rate it as below average. I do not regret buying it, but I am slightly disappointed

Are You Kidding Me?
Okay first off let me say that i am a minor Queen fan and like there songs, not PAUL RODGER QUEEN though. How in there wildest minds replace there original singer, with Paul Rodgers come on, the guy sang for like Bad Company and Free, bands that are not at all like Queen what so ever. I think now a days Queen just has really sold out and making a new album with that Freddie Mercury poser is just a shame really in my honest opinion. If anyone who reads this reveiw disagrees with me please post a comment saying otherwise and i would give this album zero stars if they let you. floyd(annoymous)

It took a while but!
Well being that was/am one of the biggest Queen fans on the face of the earth, I was really depressed when I had heard that Freddie Mercury had passes away. I've seen a lot of musicians kick the bucket over the years, but his death really hit me with a sense of sadness? Well here we are almost two full decades later, listening to a new Queen offering from two of the surviving members (to bad John Deacon wasn't involved?.) I knew before I ever tossed this disc into my cd player that it would not come anywhere near the genius that was Queen in it's heyday, but I had high hopes that it would at least contain some bright spots with them members that were now carrying the torch so to speak. Does it sound like Queen, not on your life, but it's not supposed to. Nothing will ever sound like Queen again! What we have hear is a straight up rock & roll cd that does work. You do get some snippets of that old school Queen vide from Brian Mays playing and Roger Taylor's (very under rated drummer) drumming, but again, it's something fresh and new and if you're looking for say classic sounding Queen, your looking in the wrong place. Paul Rogers is one of the all time best rock singers in history and he does not tarnish his reputation here. His vocals are fantastic and the band itself is very pleasing to the ear. If Brian May and Roger Taylor wanted to try and sound like old school Queen, they would have recruited some Freddie Mercury clone or at least someone who sang somewhat like him. The dude from Wham comes to mind (I can't remember his name?) as he did a fine job at the farewell concert way back when. However I believe that the remaining members believed that replacing Freddie was an impossible job and thus decided after many years to just write and see what happened with it. Paul Rogers comes onboard and the rest is history. I will admit this cd took me about ten listens before I began to truly appreciate it for what it was. Now that I've had it for about three weeks now and have listened to it many times I've really come to quite enjoy it's feel. You wont find any outstanding tracks, but it's all very solid from start to finish and really is an enjoyable listen. If you cue it up and go, "what is this?" be patient, it'll grow on you like it has me and may even become one of your favorites it time. This cd is a great start to an old band that has found a new groove with a fresh face and some very classy sounding tunes. Well done ladz! John I miss your bass playing, you rocked man!!

BOTTOM LINE
PAUL RODGERS IS ONE OF THE FINEST LEAD VOCALISTS IN ROCK MUSIC. BRIAN MAY IS A BONEFIDE GUITAR ICON. hOWEVER, IF YOUR EXPECTING ANYTHING LIKE VINTAGE QUEEN YOU WON'T FIND IT IN THIS PROJECT.