3.9.14 Have you ever seen Adam look this happy?

The liner notes always say which studio the song was recorded in. 
You know how Adam is Geography and time challenged, you all? He's only been in Sweden since around Feb 13th, so not even a month yet!  

I don't worry abt anti-Adam comments on Queen fan site. There were tons and tons before the UK concerts and I can't tell you how kindly the audience accepted Adam. The worst haters on the Internet are always rock fans that argue abt any kind of minutiae, going back to who is better, Stones or Beatles, who the greatest guitarist, how so and so actually sucked, and srsly, whether Yoko broke up the Beatles still being debated, etc, etc. I basically put such arguments as being in the same camp as who is a better superhero, Batman or Superman. It's laughable in so many cases. I think younger ppl are less cynical and less obsessed with indie cred and being cool. And I usually classify ppl who like to decry their bands as "selling out" as being stuck in the 80s/early 90s. Their complaints just don't hold water anymore, especially since rock is no longer such a popular, and some might say relevent, genre. And EVERYONE who wants to make a living in the music industry NEEDS to do things that would have been anathema in the indie cred rock days--licensing their songs for commercial use, using sponsors, selling tix thru places like Tickermaster. I am saying this as a reformed indie-rock snob (although I would never dream of telling someone I thought their taste in music wasn't cool--that's so individual, akin to telling someone their religious beliefs aren't valid, but did I did really bristle when songs were first starting to be used in commercials). This indie cred thing really went away with the end of grunge, when Kurt Cobain wore a t-shirt on Rolling Stone cover that said "Corporate Magazines Still Suck." See? Still profiting from the exposure but being able to retain indie cred by doing it "ironically." That's how ppl saved face, and it's still done. As long as you are being ironic, you can do anything as a young person. (say, "I only like One Direction *ironically*") Things pointing this way are Dave Grohl's induction of Rush to the RnR Hall of Fame saying "When did it become cool to like Rush?" and Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy saying he used to just mumble the name of the band when ppl ask what band he was in because they were considered kind of lame when punk cred was very important (and Green Day were considered punk poseurs) and now he says "Fall Out Boy" proudly and ppl say, "Cool." (although they still have their hipper-than-thou detractors). The original punk bands are senior citizens, so punk cred isnt even relevant because nobody can trace their roots back to them. I also think that ppl are emboldened in their musical tastes because there are always like-minded ppl on the Internet, somewhere. Anyway, that's a long-winded way to say Haters gonna hate, lol.

Haha, chapf, this is brilliant! 
I must admit that some of the endless discussions in today's thread got on my nerves a little bit   , but your smiley made me chuckle again in the end!