Sunshine
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Examples of Queen legacy over generations
My 5yr old daughter likes Hot Space because she likes the cover and we always play the LP and dance together on Cool Cat and Dancer:)
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Setlist 2016
I think I Want It All and Don't Stop Me Now are full of energy.
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Setlist 2016
Yes i agree. Queen did those medleys intelligently back in the day. Examples are on Live At Rainbow and A Night At The Odeon. This tour they just STOP playing In the middle of Seven Seas Of Rhye and STOP playing when...
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Setlist 2016
I attended the Jelling show on May 29th 2016. I am and always have been sceptical about Adam Lambert as a front man. Actually, he does a fine job and no, he isn't a Freddie Mercury, or even a Paul Rodgers by any means...
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'Great King Rat' Anniversary
Sebastian wrote: Birth and passing of the fictional titular Great King Rat. Have you ever listened to the lyrics of the song? Ah yeah that's right. Forgot about the date that is mentioned in the song:)
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'Great King Rat' Anniversary
Sebastian wrote: Well, it's the 21st of May, which honours both the birth and the passing of 'Great King Rat.' What a great song that is! Very underrated. Birth and passing? Last played on May 21st 1985? How do you kn...
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The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, Who played, who didn't.
Does anybody know why Aretha Franklin didn't perform? She was the absolute number one favorite of Freddie to sing Somebody To Love. George Michael did a fab job as well. But still....
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First and last track they recorded for each album
Sebastian wrote: Sunshine wrote: Regarding The Miracle, Brian stated I Want It All was the first track recorded since the track was totally finalized before jamming again after a long break. Really? Where did he say t...
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First and last track they recorded for each album
Regarding The Miracle, Brian stated I Want It All was the first track recorded since the track was totally finalized before jamming again after a long break. Also, the track was recorded in a live setting, to get the...
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Rolling Stone about INNUENDO: "masterpiece"
This is the original post: Link to original article One way to confirm that Queen never consisted of your typically haughty progressive-rock snobs is to consider the following: In the late Seventies, Emerson, Lake and...
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Which interview?
It's such a touching moment. Something everybody can relate to. You want to be appreciated and acknowledged by your parents. And Brian got that, after playing MSG that year. He was 30.
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My Thoughts On Queen: A Night At The Odeon
Tape is also used for the intro of Father To Son live
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My Thoughts On Queen: A Night At The Odeon
Questions: How is it possible that they fixed John's out of tune bass on See What A Fool I've Been? And i dont think Freddie's vocals sound natural all the way through the record, too much reverb.
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The Somebody To Love Live Discussion Thread (Debates/Discussions Needed)!
MC Sandman, thank you for tip of Vienna May 13th 1982. Incredible version. Gives me goosebumps.
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What if...
Regarding Aerosmith, they still haven't got critical acclaim for their work in the last 45 years, especially not in Europe where the band is seen as either a Stones rip off or a Bon Jovi 2.0. Of course Queen would hav...
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What if...
...Freddie didnt get sick and passed away, how would the world look at Queen at the moment? Fans tend to think Queen would be the same legends as they are today. But is that likely the case? The fact is that Freddie M...
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These Are The Days Of Our Lives
Thanks for the answers but it still doesnt really make sense. When this video was broadcasted before his death, why wasn't this a big scoop? According to Jim Hutton's book and Peter Freestone's comments, the British p...
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These Are The Days Of Our Lives
Much has been said about this track and it's video. I was always wondering what the initial purpose has been? Now it is only seen as Freddie's final goodbye but I was wondering what the original plan with this video w...
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A question about Let Me Entertain You
10 years later:):) God, I thought I was diehard, but you easily overdo me:)
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Death on Two Legs: A Financial Perspective
Looking back, the basic element of the conflict was bad forecasting of Trident about Queen's future. You can argue that 'nobody knew what the future would bring' but it is Trident's job to predict who has talent and w...