Status Quo

[wanderlust]

New single

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kBwwwzBrT8



Quo are delighted to announce that their brand new studio album "Quid Pro Quo" will be released exclusively in the UK through Tesco Entertainment on 30th May 2011 and in Europe and the rest of the world through earMUSIC/Edel on 27th May 2011.

The album has 14 brand new tracks plus the 2010 version of "In The Army Now" and is packaged with a second disc the "Official Bootleg - Greatest Hits Live" making this serious value for money. The "Official Bootleg" was recorded in Amsterdam and Melbourne last year and offers 10 classic hits specially re-mixed by Gregg Jackman.

The album will also be available as a limited run of 1000 deluxe box sets comprising a vinyl album in a gatefold sleeve, the 2xCD version featuring special artwork and 2 extra live tracks, a Quo poster, individually numbered "Quo Quid" banknote, a T-shirt and a set of badges (unavailable elsewhere). The deluxe box sets will retail at £50 and will be available worldwide, with only 500 available exclusively from this site - http://www.statusquo.co.uk/.

The 14 new tracks on "Quid Pro Quo" were produced by Francis Rossi and Mike Paxman, the 2010 version of "In The Army Now" was produced by Pip Williams.

Quid Pro Quo:
1. Two Way Traffic (Rossi/Edwards)
2. Rock 'n' Roll 'n' You (Rossi/Bown)
3. Dust To Gold (Rossi/Bown/Edwards)
4. Let's Rock (Parfitt/Morris)
5. Can't See for Looking (Parfitt/Bown/Edwards)
6. Better Than That (Rossi/Young)
7. Movin' On (Rossi/Young)
8. Leave A Little Light On (Parfitt/Morris)
9. Anyway You Like It (Bown/Crook/Edwards)
10. Frozen Hero (Rossi/Bown)
11. Reality Cheque (Parfitt/Edwards)
12. The Winner (Rossi/Young)
13. It's All About You (Rossi/Young)
14. My Old Ways (Rossi/Young)
15. In The Army Now (2010) (Boland/Boland)

'Official Bootleg' Live Album:
1. Whatever You Want
2. Down Down
3. Don't Drive My Car
4. Hold You Back
5. Pictures Of Matchstick Men
6. Ice In The Sun
7. Beginning Of The End
8. Roll Over Lay Down
9. Caroline
10. Rocking All Over The World

Extra Tracks (Deluxe Edition):
11. Paper Plane
12. Softer Ride

Recorded in Amsterdam and Melbourne 2010.
Re-mixed 2011.

In the UK the album will only be available in-store at Tesco, and online at http://www.tescoentertainment.com/store ... %3a770305/ as a CD or MP3 download.

In Europe/Rest Of World the album will be available at usual online and offline retailers through earMUSIC/Edel - http://www.ear-music.net/

[Five Minutes]

Again Again was a great song, think it even got single of the week in NME at the height of punk / new wave.

[theraven1979]

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

[Claireinblack]

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

[Ian9331]

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

The Rolling Stones next Jim.

[wanderlust]

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

Yes why not what's the problem? the thread title says "OTHER BANDS" There are plenty of other bands I don't particularly like people post here but each to their own.

[theraven1979]

I know mate I'm just having a laugh - we've discussed A LOT worse!

Jim

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

Yes why not what's the problem? the thread title says "OTHER BANDS" There are plenty of other bands I don't particularly like people post here but each to their own.

[wanderlust]

I know mate I'm just having a laugh - we've discussed A LOT worse!

Jim

Are we seriously discussing Status effing Quo on here? Jeeze

Jim

Yes why not what's the problem? the thread title says "OTHER BANDS" There are plenty of other bands I don't particularly like people post here but each to their own.

Now for Phil collins...

[wanderlust]

PILEDRIVER
HELLO
QUO
ON THE LEVEL
BLUE FOR YOU
LIVE
WHATEVER YOU WANT
UNDER THE INFLUENCE
HEAVY TRAFFIC
IN SEARCH OF THE FOURTH CHORD

All really good albums and alot of different songs, not all "three chords" either.

[Cells&Plasma]

PILEDRIVER
HELLO
QUO
ON THE LEVEL
BLUE FOR YOU
LIVE
WHATEVER YOU WANT
UNDER THE INFLUENCE
HEAVY TRAFFIC
IN SEARCH OF THE FOURTH CHORD

All really good albums and alot of different songs, not all "three chords" either.

Did they ever find the 4th Chrord??

[cab568]

Quo were the first band I ever saw live, 1974. Good value, and not that I'd know what a good stage act was at 16 I thought they were sound. A bit embarrased now of course but I did have Piledriver, Hello and Quo as albums, but I was young OK.
Mmmmmm, biker chick! I've still got a Triumph ..........er and a Kwak.