Bad or not, (and if Wikipedia is correct) this song was one of Freddie's biggest hits in the 80s:
#3 (Canada)
#5 (Spain)
#6 (Netherlands)
#10 (Sweden)
#11 (Austria; US)
That's pretty darn good.
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I quite like Body Language. :/
And one Queen song that I really don't like is One Year of Love. It's probably my least favorite. It's not such a bad song...It's just kind of cheesy to me. :P
But Bicycle Race and Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy are two of my favorites. I don't think they are gay in the least. =]
And one Queen song that I really don't like is One Year of Love. It's probably my least favorite. It's not such a bad song...It's just kind of cheesy to me. :P
But Bicycle Race and Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy are two of my favorites. I don't think they are gay in the least. =]
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and you dont fool me? i love that song. i think the fact that it sounded rushed (obviously with freddies condition) to be created there wasnt a huge amount of thought in lyrics. there was the instrumental, and a tune for lyrics, but he probably didnt have an easy time coming up with something fitting.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Matteus wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Bad or not, (and if Wikipedia is correct) this song was one of Freddie's biggest hits in the 80s:
#3 (Canada)
#5 (Spain)
#6 (Netherlands)
#10 (Sweden)
#11 (Austria; US)
That's pretty darn good.[/QUOTE]Just because it had chart success doesn't make it good song. So it proves nothing.
#3 (Canada)
#5 (Spain)
#6 (Netherlands)
#10 (Sweden)
#11 (Austria; US)
That's pretty darn good.[/QUOTE]Just because it had chart success doesn't make it good song. So it proves nothing.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]So plenty of people like it and plenty of people don't.
My problem with the lot of you haters is this: You call it a "crappy song" or a "worst album". I've listened to some of the fan songs and covers here. So far no one has even come close.
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.
Or maybe you personally just don't like the song. I just doubt you're qualified to call it crap.[/QUOTE]
if you go and watch your favourite football team play - you don't need to be a top-rated footballer yourself to judge whether their performance on the pitch was good or bad...you can tell...your eyes can see this
...just the same with music...it's easy....as a music-buyer i have every right to voice my opinion over what i feel is good and bad
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
My problem with the lot of you haters is this: You call it a "crappy song" or a "worst album". I've listened to some of the fan songs and covers here. So far no one has even come close.
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.
Or maybe you personally just don't like the song. I just doubt you're qualified to call it crap.[/QUOTE]
if you go and watch your favourite football team play - you don't need to be a top-rated footballer yourself to judge whether their performance on the pitch was good or bad...you can tell...your eyes can see this
...just the same with music...it's easy....as a music-buyer i have every right to voice my opinion over what i feel is good and bad
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger: Jake Pyndle.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and you dont fool me? i love that song. i think the fact that it sounded rushed (obviously with freddies condition) to be created there wasnt a huge amount of thought in lyrics. there was the instrumental, and a tune for lyrics, but he probably didnt have an easy time coming up with something fitting.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger: Jake Pyndle.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and you dont fool me? i love that song. i think the fact that it sounded rushed (obviously with freddies condition) to be created there wasnt a huge amount of thought in lyrics. there was the instrumental, and a tune for lyrics, but he probably didnt have an easy time coming up with something fitting.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'[/QUOTE]
Thats a good point about the GH III booklet, that may be where the Hot Space era thing came from. Even though I was under the impression that it was written during Hot Space but not used and recorded (or possibly rerecorded???) during the last sessions Freddie made which are now known as the Made in Heaven sessions.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'[/QUOTE]
Thats a good point about the GH III booklet, that may be where the Hot Space era thing came from. Even though I was under the impression that it was written during Hot Space but not used and recorded (or possibly rerecorded???) during the last sessions Freddie made which are now known as the Made in Heaven sessions.
the thing about BL being "gay"..........like I said personally I dont see it, but I've read things here and there saying that sorta thing......but maybe its just a case of people not knowing what the hell they are talking about.....like the All Music Guide reviewer calling We Are The Champions "a gay anthem"......
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Wembley fan86 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I LOVE Body Language! And I LOVE Fun It and More of That Jazz! But I really don't like Dragon Attack, All Dead, All Dead, Jesus, and some other stuff I can't think of right now. [/QUOTE]
Heh.......I love Dragon Attack and All Dead All Dead.....Jesus is OK (actually the De Lane Lea demo version is awesome! check that one out if you havent yet, its worth finding!)
Heh.......I love Dragon Attack and All Dead All Dead.....Jesus is OK (actually the De Lane Lea demo version is awesome! check that one out if you havent yet, its worth finding!)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kdj2hot wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger: Jake Pyndle.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and you dont fool me? i love that song. i think the fact that it sounded rushed (obviously with freddies condition) to be created there wasnt a huge amount of thought in lyrics. there was the instrumental, and a tune for lyrics, but he probably didnt have an easy time coming up with something fitting.
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'[/QUOTE]
Thats a good point about the GH III booklet, that may be where the Hot Space era thing came from. Even though I was under the impression that it was written during Hot Space but not used and recorded (or possibly rerecorded???) during the last sessions Freddie made which are now known as the Made in Heaven sessions.[/QUOTE]
Oh, so that's where I heard it from...sorry about that guys. I knew I recalled it from somewhere and was almost positive, and in fact I was positive, that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected song for Hot Space. Oh well, I learned something new and for that I'm grateful. Thanks for pointing that out, Jake. Much appreciated!
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I don't believe You Don't Fool Me was composed in the 90s. I recall it being written during the Hot space sessions. [/QUOTE]
...i asked this question a while ago and it ended up in flames :-p i never found out what the truth of the song was so i assumed it was made in the 90s. sorry if im wrong. nonetheless, i still stick with my theory that there wasnt alot of thought put into the lyrics because the instrumental was so prominent. just a thought.[/QUOTE]
Actually, if I recall correctly most of those songs on the Made in Heaven album were already recorded, that being Freddie's vocals. The others reworked the songs and made them fresh. However, if Freddie's vocals were already recorded in the early eightees then the lyrics must have been written in the early eightees! I could be wrong, but I know for a fact that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected or unfinished song that could have been on the Hot Space album.
Although that is merely a speculation and not a proven fact, it is a pretty damn good theory. Oh yes...if any of you have something to contribute would you be as so kind as to enlighten us? We want facts and maybe a few speculations/interpretations. [/QUOTE]
People read the things about paragraphs in the Greatest Hits III info thingy... and it says "harks back to Hot Space era" which does NOT mean it's from Hot Space or that era, it means it's remincense of it, influenced? In the same class at least of dance music.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Heaven <-- read that, someone wrote it better than I can, and it's true Brian May has said You Don't Fool Me is one of the last songs recorded while Freddie was alive.[/QUOTE]
i wasnt trying to show off with facts i may or may not know. i usually make a disclaimer that i paraphrase on something i remembered being said. in fact, i was making a speculation on the possibility of the thought process behind songs. i said about freddies condition because it was an assumption from a previous question asked and never answered, if someone was offended by that then.....whatever. and the obvious possible 'condition' that freddie had was his problem with nodes (that i DO know he had, and is a fact)....
maybe throughout my posts i shouldve been clearer using the words 'probably' or 'possibly'.
im not one to call out on dates or times. besides, jake pyndle just said what has been 'enlightening'[/QUOTE]
Thats a good point about the GH III booklet, that may be where the Hot Space era thing came from. Even though I was under the impression that it was written during Hot Space but not used and recorded (or possibly rerecorded???) during the last sessions Freddie made which are now known as the Made in Heaven sessions.[/QUOTE]
Oh, so that's where I heard it from...sorry about that guys. I knew I recalled it from somewhere and was almost positive, and in fact I was positive, that You Don't Fool Me was a rejected song for Hot Space. Oh well, I learned something new and for that I'm grateful. Thanks for pointing that out, Jake. Much appreciated!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mike hunt wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kdj2hot wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lyricalassasin_77 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Worst Queen song is "Bicycle Race" by far...You don't know what a gay song sounds like? Listen to "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy" if that's not a gay song then there isn't such a thing then....Furthermore its very common knowledge that Freddie was inspired to write "Bicycle Race" when the Tour De France passed by his Hotel he was staying in and the site of all those men in tight lycra shorts got him fired up.....LoL.....So there ya have it, 2 GAY SONGS....Peace [/QUOTE]
So it's a bad song because it's gay... you're a moron. A gay song is Menergy by Patrick Cowley or Do You Wanna Funk by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley. Goold Old Fashioned Lover boy is just what someone like you would call "Old timey" not really gay. Was everyone in the 20's and 30's who weren't bootlegging liquor gay? Again I state that you're a moron.[/QUOTE] A moron?...I think he's a bit ignorant to the 20's sound. A lot of his 70's songs have that 20's feel to them, and GOFL was one of those. It's very british. Have you ever seen the benny hill show?...it has the same humor. I love it![/QUOTE]
Yes GAY you dumbfuck. Looks like I affended a MAJOR PETER PUFFER. Just cuz you like sucking dick to that particular Queen song doesn't mean you have to force your will on others you faggot fuck...DISMISSED
So it's a bad song because it's gay... you're a moron. A gay song is Menergy by Patrick Cowley or Do You Wanna Funk by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley. Goold Old Fashioned Lover boy is just what someone like you would call "Old timey" not really gay. Was everyone in the 20's and 30's who weren't bootlegging liquor gay? Again I state that you're a moron.[/QUOTE] A moron?...I think he's a bit ignorant to the 20's sound. A lot of his 70's songs have that 20's feel to them, and GOFL was one of those. It's very british. Have you ever seen the benny hill show?...it has the same humor. I love it![/QUOTE]
Yes GAY you dumbfuck. Looks like I affended a MAJOR PETER PUFFER. Just cuz you like sucking dick to that particular Queen song doesn't mean you have to force your will on others you faggot fuck...DISMISSED
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.[/QUOTE]
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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I guess that makes two of us. So no album, eh? Then you simply "don't like" it. Ok. I always thought YOU might be John Deacon posting under this name, so I was trying to dig. But then you called Hot Space crap. Sorry, my bad.
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.[/QUOTE]
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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I guess that makes two of us. So no album, eh? Then you simply "don't like" it. Ok. I always thought YOU might be John Deacon posting under this name, so I was trying to dig. But then you called Hot Space crap. Sorry, my bad.
Boy Thomas Raker wrote:
Body Language was the first single in the US and Canada. Under Pressure was released when it was on Greatest Hits, so that doesn't count as a HS release.
Are you sure? I think billboard has it listed as a '81 single.
Canada did have a '82 release but I think USA had an '81 release...
Yes, "Under Pressure" was released on the USA version of Greatest Hits in 1981. I remember being a little dissapointed when I say this 1982's "Hot Space" since it had already been released and I figured they wer ejust trying to pad the album for more time.
Body Language was the first single in the US and Canada. Under Pressure was released when it was on Greatest Hits, so that doesn't count as a HS release.
Are you sure? I think billboard has it listed as a '81 single.
Canada did have a '82 release but I think USA had an '81 release...
Yes, "Under Pressure" was released on the USA version of Greatest Hits in 1981. I remember being a little dissapointed when I say this 1982's "Hot Space" since it had already been released and I figured they wer ejust trying to pad the album for more time.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lyricalassasin_77 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mike hunt wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kdj2hot wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lyricalassasin_77 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The Worst Queen song is "Bicycle Race" by far...You don't know what a gay song sounds like? Listen to "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy" if that's not a gay song then there isn't such a thing then....Furthermore its very common knowledge that Freddie was inspired to write "Bicycle Race" when the Tour De France passed by his Hotel he was staying in and the site of all those men in tight lycra shorts got him fired up.....LoL.....So there ya have it, 2 GAY SONGS....Peace [/QUOTE]
So it's a bad song because it's gay... you're a moron. A gay song is Menergy by Patrick Cowley or Do You Wanna Funk by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley. Goold Old Fashioned Lover boy is just what someone like you would call "Old timey" not really gay. Was everyone in the 20's and 30's who weren't bootlegging liquor gay? Again I state that you're a moron.[/QUOTE] A moron?...I think he's a bit ignorant to the 20's sound. A lot of his 70's songs have that 20's feel to them, and GOFL was one of those. It's very british. Have you ever seen the benny hill show?...it has the same humor. I love it![/QUOTE]
Yes GAY you dumbfuck. Looks like I affended a MAJOR PETER PUFFER. Just cuz you like sucking dick to that particular Queen song doesn't mean you have to force your will on others you faggot fuck...DISMISSED[/QUOTE]
I'm sure many people on Queenzone might take "offense" to some of the things you just said. For example, "you faggot fuck." You can fight and bitch at each other all you want, but the use of degrading terms should be kept to a minimum.
So it's a bad song because it's gay... you're a moron. A gay song is Menergy by Patrick Cowley or Do You Wanna Funk by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley. Goold Old Fashioned Lover boy is just what someone like you would call "Old timey" not really gay. Was everyone in the 20's and 30's who weren't bootlegging liquor gay? Again I state that you're a moron.[/QUOTE] A moron?...I think he's a bit ignorant to the 20's sound. A lot of his 70's songs have that 20's feel to them, and GOFL was one of those. It's very british. Have you ever seen the benny hill show?...it has the same humor. I love it![/QUOTE]
Yes GAY you dumbfuck. Looks like I affended a MAJOR PETER PUFFER. Just cuz you like sucking dick to that particular Queen song doesn't mean you have to force your will on others you faggot fuck...DISMISSED[/QUOTE]
I'm sure many people on Queenzone might take "offense" to some of the things you just said. For example, "you faggot fuck." You can fight and bitch at each other all you want, but the use of degrading terms should be kept to a minimum.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.[/QUOTE]
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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I guess that makes two of us. So no album, eh? Then you simply "don't like" it. Ok. I always thought YOU might be John Deacon posting under this name, so I was trying to dig. But then you called Hot Space crap. Sorry, my bad.[/QUOTE]
you snip the main point i made - and quote the last line - completely out of context - to try make a point....now your opinion looks dafter
what i actually said was:
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if you go and watch your favourite football team play - you don't need to be a top-rated footballer yourself to judge whether their performance on the pitch was good or bad...you can tell...your eyes can see this
...just the same with music...it's easy....as a music-buyer i have every right to voice my opinion over what i feel is good and bad
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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perhaps you'd care to respond in an adult manner?
So Louvox, Brenski, lyricalassasin_77, etc., please let me know which section I can find your albums in because they must be the greatest records ever made.[/QUOTE]
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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I guess that makes two of us. So no album, eh? Then you simply "don't like" it. Ok. I always thought YOU might be John Deacon posting under this name, so I was trying to dig. But then you called Hot Space crap. Sorry, my bad.[/QUOTE]
you snip the main point i made - and quote the last line - completely out of context - to try make a point....now your opinion looks dafter
what i actually said was:
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if you go and watch your favourite football team play - you don't need to be a top-rated footballer yourself to judge whether their performance on the pitch was good or bad...you can tell...your eyes can see this
...just the same with music...it's easy....as a music-buyer i have every right to voice my opinion over what i feel is good and bad
opinion is subjective...you are talking utter rubbish
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perhaps you'd care to respond in an adult manner?