#joshua macrae

[thatrotterfreddie]

The Cross deserves way more recognition. Like they are such a cool band and I’m so pissed that I only know the member’s names (apart from Roger Taylor and a bit about Spike Edney) I know someone posted a questionnaire they did about what bands they were in before but that’s kind of it. I want to discuss their songs with people and how the music makes me feel.

[ijustthinkevilunoisneat]

[mitjalovse]

I understand why many who surround the musicians that departed want to keep working within the same parameters, though I do ask myself in the case of Queen what are Taylor and May's actual motives. I mean, they had so many singers who replaced Mercury, yet none of them achieved his stature. Then again, that remains a highly impossible task, but I think they had a correct notion with Paul Rodgers, i.e. they went outside the box. Nonetheless, their album with him shows they couldn't really fully integrate him, though the moniker of the band, Queen + Paul Rodgers, probably gave us a hint what we're dealing with. Still, some tunes manage to achieve great results, such as the one in the link, yet you do feel like both Taylor and May saw Mercury singing this.

[dyoungv]

111 Minna Gallery Presents: Art on Vinyl Records by 150 Artists “The Return of Discolandia” Curated by Wonderland SF (Irene Hernandez-Feiks) Virtual opening this Thursday December 10, 2020 at 6:30pm  to view: https://www.twitch.tv/111minnagallery To see in person please contact Michelle Delaney for an appointment: michelle@111minnagallery.com Virtual art show opening Thursday December 10, 2020 at 6:30pm Hosted by Rob Casanovas and Irene Hernandez-Feiks Artwork available for purchase at: www.111Minnagallery.com Works by:  Aaron Johnson, Abel Manalo, Alberto Pacheco, Alec Huxley, Alex Garcia, Alexandra Cicorschi, Alice Koswara, Amandalynn, Amber Allan, Amelie de Cirfontaine, Amelie de Cirfontaine, Amy Ahlstrom, Anndrew MacRae, Ben Collison, Blane Asrat, Brandon Hurley, Brent McHugh, Brian Barneclo, Calvin Lai, Carlos Limon, Carly Ivan Garcia, Carmela Cucueco, Carrie Ann Cottini, Carrington Arredondo, Cat Sommer, Chris Leib, Cindy Shih, Cleng Sumagaysay, Cuatemoch Landa, Daniel Chimowitz, Daryll Peirce, David Young, Debra Cook Shapiro, Delphyne V, Diana Balas, Dianne Hoffman, Doug Rhodes, Duser, Eddie Cola, Eddie Rodriguez, Emi Baria, Emily Fromm, Eon 75, Eric Bro, Eric Joyner, Erin Eisenhower, Espana Garcia, Felicia Ann, Felipe Soltero, Fernando Caldera, Fleur Spolidor, Franklin Lei, Goku, Haoyun Erin Zhao, Houston Berry, Inga Loyev, Ingrid Wells, Irene Feiks, Irene Hernandez, Isabella Piellusch Marquez, J.L.King, Jacinto Castillo, Jasper Steven Thomas, Jeffrey Nemenzo, Jenny Wehrt, Jeremiah Welsh, Jeremy Novy, Jes Muse, Jessica Petrie, Jesus Hernandez, Joel Tesch, John Casey, John Osgood, Johnny Dismal, Josh Thurman, Joshua Coffy, Jun Yang, Karla Korazon, Kathya Myranda, Kate Tova, Kelly Nicolaisen , Kenly Warren, Kevin Earl Taylor, Kiki, Kima Kamman, Kimlynh Chun, Kristi Holohan, Lacey Bryant, Lana Kohn, Laura Tex Buss, Lee Harvey Roswell , Lindsey Millikan, Louie Padama, Luciano Roque, Luis Tinoco, Manny, Manuel Carmona, Marc Wagenseil, Maria Urbi, Mario Navasero, Mark Campbell, Mark Lynch, Mary Fleener, Math PTV, Maureen Shields, Megan Caughlin, Mel Waters, Melanie Alves, Melanie Getman, Mike Sanchez, Minda McDorman, and more..... (at 111 Minna Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CImK6x6B2CS/?igshid=1dxzdsom0g65u

[cat-i-the-adage]

A Midsummer Night's Dream - Globe 2013

[debdarkpetal]

Roger Taylor performing The Show Must Go On live in Paris at Europe 1 Studios on December 8th 1994. Roger did two concerts that day. This is from the (second) evening show. Roger on vocals, Mike Crossley on keyboards, Joshua J. Macrae on drums, Jason Falloon on guitar and Stuart Bradley on bass.

[biancalevan]

TOMORROW!! Details in profile. —— Resolution —— A Collaboration between Wonderland SF and 111 Minna Gallery at Palette Gallery Check out works by: Abel Manalo AL. Woods Alan Mazzetti Alberto Pacheco Alec Huxley Alex Achaval Alex Garcia Alexandra Cicorschi Alice Koswara Amber Allen Amy Ahlstrom Andrew Macrae Aynur Girgin Bianca Levan Brandon Hurley Calvin Lai Chris Granillo Cindy Shih Daryll Peirce Debra Shapiro Denise Tarantino Derek Lynch Dianne Hoffman Doug Rhodes DUSER Elodie Boucher Espana Garcia Felicia Ann Felicia Gabaldon Gareth Gooch Haoyun erin Zhao Helice Wen Hilary Williams Irene Feiks Jay Mercado Jeffrey Nemenzo J.L. King Jessica Petrie Jesus Hernandez Joel Tesh Joshua Coffy Jun Yang Karala Korazon Lacey Bryant Lana Kohn Laura Buss Luciano Roque Lucky Rapp Lutz Hornischer Manuel Carmona Marcia Stuermer Marina Berlin Mario Navasero Mark Campbell Matt Hunter Maureen Shields Max Ehrman (Eon75) Micah LeBRUN Mike Sanchez Monty Guy Nate Van Dyke Nathan Richards Phelps Nome Edonna Norm Quiros (Jacalope) Olena Vasylevska Olympia Altimir Galvez Patrick Hofmeister Paul Madonna Paul Morin Pixelstud Rafael Saenz (Debuti) Ransom and Mitchell Raul D’Mauries Richard Menendez Robert Bowen Russell Ryan Sasinun kladpetch Scott Fin Scott Idelman Sean Brown Sean O’Donnell Shane Izykowski Sherrie Thai Sierra Lowe Sonja Navin Stephanie Steiner Jacobi Steve Javiel Stephen C. Wagner Su Evers Tanya Herrera Tati Holt Tracy Piper Ximena Rendon Yi Lin Pei You Been Kim (at Palette Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Q8kKChy4U/?igshid=1orpqw3jtra14

[ijustthinkevilunoisneat]

Gawd damn, they are really bringing out the huge names, this is why you don't wanna miss it

[mitjalovse]

If you ask me, the most interesting case of the frontman replacement remains Queen. The fact they're actually continuing as a band baffles me, because you cannot substitute Freddie Mercury. I feel like both Taylor and May know what, which is why they worked mostly with those who don't resemble him. We already discussed their cooperation with Paul Rodgers, released under the moniker of Queen. I still think the LP should be seen as Mr. Rodgers' solo disc, where the two members of Queen guest. Nonetheless, I do understand, why they chose to revive Queen on this platter, both of them wanted to see on whether or not they still got the stuff. I would say they do, some songs on Cosmos Rocks are intriguing, though they really should use another label for this collaboration.

[musicsensedotclub]

Freddie Mercury – Never Boring – 2019 https://musicsense.club/?p=5266 https://musicsense.XyZ/?p=5266 Artist: #Freddie_Mercury | Album: #Never_Boring | Released: #2019 | Style: #Rock | F&Q: #MP3 320Kbps | Size: 306 Mb | Price At #Amazon: $28.49 | #Album Bio: Never Boring has been meticulously compiled and produced by Queen’s long-time sound team Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson and Joshua J Macrae who also co-produced the Bohemian Rhapsody film official soundtrack album which became one of the biggest selling albums of 2018/2019. The album has remained high the UK charts since its release in November 2018 and in the US became Queen’s biggest selling album in 38 years. | https://www.instagram.com/p/B57Ljotl4ct/

[dyoungv]

This Saturday night!!!!! "El Final De Una Era" (The End of An Era) Please join us for our Final Show Wonderlandsf Hernandez-Feiks Saturday June 1, 2019 from 6pm until the cops show up!! I hope you can come and celebrate 10 years of supporting our community of amazing artists. Truly honored to be showcasing the works of: Aaron Johnson Abel Manalo Alberto Hernandez Alberto Ybarra Alec Huxley Alex Garcia Alice Koswara Amanda Lynn Amos Goldbaum Amy Ahlstrom Andreina Davila Andrew Fuller Andrew MacRae Ben Collison Benjamin Ahn Bianca Lewin Blanca levan Brad K. Alder Brandon Hurley Brett Crawford Camelia Skikos Carmela Cucueco Cat Sommer Chris Granillo Chris Leib Chris W. Stokes Cindy Shih Daniel Segrove Daryll Peirce David Young V Delphyne V Derek Lynch Dianne Hoffman Dom Fontana Doug Rhodes Elodie Boucher Eon75 (Max Hrman) Eric Joyner Eve Skylar Felicia Gabaldon Felicia Ann Fleur Spolidor Gooch Helice Wen Henry Lewis Hilary Williams Houston Berry Ian Reynold Ian Ross Irene Feiks Ismar Mahmutovic Jacinto Castillo J.L. King Jessica Petrie Jesus Hernandez Joel Tesch John Wentz Jon Ching Jonah Burlingame Joshua Coffy Joshua lawyer Josh Thurman Jun Yang Justin Young Karla Korazon Keegan Roberson Kelly Nicolaisen Kelly Tunstall Kenneth Malone Kevin Earl Taylor Lacey Bryant Lana Kohn Laura Buss Leon Loucheur Lindsey Millikan Locust Lucas Bononi Luciano Roque Maja Planinac Marcus Era Marina Berlin Mario Navasero Mark Campbell Mark Lynch Mary Syring Matt Hunter Maureen Shields Mexakitsch Micah LeBRUN Michael Murphy Mj Lindo Monty Guy Nate 1 Nate Geare Nathalie Fabri Nick Flatt Nome Edona Olympia Altimir Galvez Ozi magana Paul Hemming Patrick Hoffmeister Paul Lewin Paul Morin Peter Samuels Phillip Hua Pixelstud Rachel Znerold Ransom & Mitchell Raul D'Mauries Reiner Hansen Rick Kitagawa Rob Harris Robert Bowen + more This is a very special show!!! I really hope you can come and celebrate with us 10 years of Wonderland SF amazing art, music, food truck by Dmaize . When : Saturday June 1, 2019 from 6pm-cops show up where: Wonderland Sf (1266 Valencia Street, SF 94110) www.wonderlandsf.com 415-205-4587 wonderlandsfgallery@gmail.com (at Wonderland SF) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByEIQtlhcxf/?igshid=14n6urfszznk4

[cat-i-the-adage]

The Dream

[rollingstonemag]

Un nouvel article a été publié sur https://www.rollingstone.fr/freddie-mercury-love-kills-stereo/

"Love Kills" de Freddie Mercury a droit à son remix stéréo

Une nouvelle version à retrouver dans le futur coffret dédié au chanteur de Queen, Never Boring

Après « Time Waits For No One » et « Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow », la voix de Freddie Mercury résonne à nouveau dans ce nouveau mix en stéréo du morceau « Love Kills », qui figure sur la compilation Never Boring, disponible depuis le 11 octobre dernier.

Il s’agit du premier single en solo de Mercury, paru pour la première fois en 1984. La toute nouvelle lyric video qui l’accompagne, conçue par Justin Moon, s’inspire de l’ancienne discothèque new-yorkaise Studio 54, et reprend les néons de l’ère disco des années 80.

Pour la petite histoire, le morceau apparut également sur la bande-originale imaginée par Giorgio Moroder pour le classique du cinéma muet Metropolis de Fritz Lang, paru à l’origine en 1927. Nommée pour le Razzie de la « Pire chanson originale », « Love Kills » est signée Freddie Mercury, mais fut enregistrée par l’ensemble des membres de Queen.

Disponible depuis le 11 octobre dernier, le coffret Never Boring revient sur la carrière solo de Freddie Mercury via sa musique, mais aussi des images et des écrits rares. Il est produit par Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson et Joshua J Macrae, collaborateurs historiques de Queen qui travaillèrent également sur la BO de Bohemian Rhapsody.

Se procurer le coffret

[phantomsteve2000]

Queen ‎– Bohemian Rhapsody The Original Soundtrack Virgin EMI Records ‎– 0602567988762 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Compilation, Limited Edition, Picture Disc  Released: 13 Apr 2019 Tracklist A1–Queen: 20th Century Fox Fanfare 0:26 A2–Queen: Somebody To Love 4:55 A3–Smile: Doing All Right...Revisited 3:16 A4–Queen: Keep Yourself Alive (Live At The Rainbow) 3:56 A5–Queen: Killer Queen 2:59 A6–Queen: Fat Bottomed Girls (Live In Paris) 4:37 B1–Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody 5:54 B2–Queen: Now I'm Here (Live At Hammersmith Odeon) 4:25 B3–Queen: Crazy Little Thing Called Love 2:43 B4–Queen: Love Of My Life (Rock In Rio) 4:28 C1–Queen: We Will Rock You (Movie Mix) 2:09 C2–Queen: Another One Bites The Dust 3:34 C3–Queen: I Want To Break Free 3:43 C4–Queen & David Bowie: Under Pressure 4:04 C5–Queen: Who Wants To Live Forever 5:14 D1–Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody (Live Aid) 2:27 D2–Queen: Radio Ga Ga (Live Aid) 4:05 D3–Queen: Ay-Oh (Live Aid) 0:41 D4–Queen: Hammer To Fall (Live Aid) 4:03 D5–Queen: We Are The Champions (Live Aid) 3:57 D6–Queen: Don't Stop Me Now... Revisited 3:37 D7–Queen: The Show Must Go On 4:33 Credits Arranged By [Orchestral] – Brian May (tracks: C5),Michael Kamen (tracks: C5) Bass Guitar – John Deacon (tracks: A2, A4 to D7) Drums, Vocals – Roger Taylor Guitar, Vocals – Brian May Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Spike Edney (tracks: D1 to D5) Orchestra – National Philharmonic Orchestra (tracks: C5) Photography By – David Bailey, Neal Preston, Peter Röshler, Watal Asanuma Producer – Brian May, Roger Taylor Producer [Mix] – Joshua J Macrae*, Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson Synthesizer – Fred Mandel (tracks: C3) Vocals, Bass Guitar – Tim Staffell (tracks: A3) Vocals, Keyboards – David Bowie (tracks: C4) Vocals, Piano – Freddie Mercury (tracks: A2, A4 to D7) Notes Gatefold sleeve with two 22cm die cut holes; one in front cover, one in back cover. Records come in clear plastic sleeves. Side A and Side C have the same picture design. Side B is a collage of band members performing. Side D is a promotional photo shoot of the band; credit David Bailey. @officialqueenmusic #MyLatestVinyl #LimitedEdition #PictureDisc #RSD19 https://www.instagram.com/p/BzA-DY4HcB0/?igshid=175y22fpw1b1w

[ghostcultmagazine]

Watch Queen Create “We Will Rock You” In A New “Bohemian Rhapsody” Trailer

Queen's biopic movie Bohemian Rhapsody is coming this November 2nd from 20th Century Fox studios. In a new trailer for the film, you can watch the cast reenact the moment when they wrote and recorded the iconic song 'We Will Rock You' from the 1977 album News Of The World (EMI). Bohemian Rhapsody, starring Mr. Robot's Rami Malik is coming soon. Bohemian Rhapsody: The Original Movie Soundtrack will be released this week, on CD and digital formats on October 19. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7954xNZcRUI https://open.spotify.com/track/54flyrjcdnQdco7300avMJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP0VHJYFOAU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4biZ9a-cLI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S9c5nnDd_s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWFG0M-7QJo The 22 songs on the soundtrack were produced by Brian May and Roger Taylor, with engineering and co-production by longtime Queen studio collaborators Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson and Joshua J Macrae, and mastering by Adam Ayan and Bob Ludwig. There are many exclusive live tracks meant to capture the essence of the band, especially in their formative years. Queen also recorded their own version of the classic '20th Century Fox Fanfare' heard at the start of every movie the studio has released.

Bohemian Rhapsody OST track listing: 01. 20th Century Fox Theme (0:25) 02. Somebody To Love (4:56) 03. Doing All Right... Revisited (Performed by Smile) (3:17) 04. Keep Yourself Alive (Live At The Rainbow) (3:56) 05. Killer Queen (2:59) 06. Fat Bottomed Girls (Live In Paris) (4:38) 07. Bohemian Rhapsody (5:55) 08. Now I'm Here (Live At Hammersmith Odeon) (4:26) 09. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (2:43) 10. Love Of My Life (Rock In Rio) (4:29) 11. We Will Rock You (Movie Mix) (2:09) 12. Another One Bites The Dust (3:35) 13. I Want To Break Free (3:43) 14. Under Pressure (Performed by Queen & David Bowie) (4:04) 15. Who Wants To Live Forever (5:15) 16. Bohemian Rhapsody (Live Aid) (2:28) 17. Radio Ga Ga (Live Aid) (4:06) 18. Ay-Oh (Live Aid) (0:41) 19. Hammer To Fall (Live Aid) (4:04) 20. We Are The Champions (Live Aid) (3:57) 21. Don't Stop Me Now… Revisited (3:38) 22. The Show Must Go On (4:32) Read the full article

[livingwellpage]

Why implementing pay-for-performance is challenging

Medicare’s Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) aims to link physician quality of care to their reimbursement.  At first glance, paying more to high quality physicians seems like a great idea. However, a paper by Liao et al. (2018) surveys physicians from a large national sample maintained by the American College of Physicians (ACP).  They find some key concerns physicians have over MIPS:

Respondents reported believing that MIPS would encourage behaviors that could represent unintended consequences (results not shown). The majority believed that it would encourage physicians to “focus on aspects of care being measured to the detriment of other unmeasured aspects of care” (69 percent), “avoid sicker or more medically complex patients to improve performance on quality or utilization measures” (60 percent), and “change clinical documentation to improve performance on quality measures” (56 percent).

In part due to these concerns and the reporting burden it placed on physicians, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commitee (MedPAC) recommended eliminating MIPS and instead creating a voluntary value-based reimbursement scheme for physicians.

Source:  Joshua M. Liao, Judy A. Shea, Arlene Weissman, and Amol S. Navathe. Physician Perspectives In Year 1 Of MACRA And Its Merit-Based Payment System: A National Survey. Health Affairs. v37, No. 7 (2018): 1079–1086.

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