I know I'm not the only one to tihnk of this...but does anyone have a list of who all exactly comes out at the end of the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert? When Liza is singing We Are the Champions? 'Cause I swear, for the life of me, there are certain performers I don't see (like Elton John and David Bowie).
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Just from memory
the Metallica guys
Extreme guys
GNR guys
Klaus Meine + Rudolph Shenker
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the Metallica guys
Extreme guys
GNR guys
Klaus Meine + Rudolph Shenker
...
Treasure Moment + Max & Amir
Andreas Mercury & Milidrag couldn't make it because they were "in the studio".
Roger Daltry and Lisa Stansfield were there
Okay, I can pick out
Metallica
Guns N'Roses
Def Leppard
Extreme
Lisa Stansfield
Roger Daltrey
Ian Hunter
George Michael
Zucchero
Tony Iommi
Some of the Scorpions
I cannot find:
Elton John
Annie Lennox
David Bowie
Robert Plant
Maybe Bowie was being an egomaniac? Can't see why Elton wouldn't come out, they were like best friends. :(
Metallica
Guns N'Roses
Def Leppard
Extreme
Lisa Stansfield
Roger Daltrey
Ian Hunter
George Michael
Zucchero
Tony Iommi
Some of the Scorpions
I cannot find:
Elton John
Annie Lennox
David Bowie
Robert Plant
Maybe Bowie was being an egomaniac? Can't see why Elton wouldn't come out, they were like best friends. :(
Robert Plant has been seen billion times, how you cannot find him?
all of those artists are way below freddies level and gained massive media attention because of that show, they can thank freddie for their bigger success.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Treasure Moment wrote: [/QUOTENAME]all of those artists are way below freddies level and gained massive media attention because of that show, they can thank freddie for their bigger success.[/QUOTE]
I think you'll find many of them already had Massive media attention.
I think you'll find many of them already had Massive media attention.
I think from watching it again recently, nearly everyone who performed was there at the end.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Treasure Moment wrote: [/QUOTENAME]all of those artists are way below freddies level and gained massive media attention because of that show, they can thank freddie for their bigger success.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I had never heard of Led Zeppelin until that show. Thanks, Fred!
And Extreme's manager sure took advantage of that media blitz. What better time to break up?
Yes, I had never heard of Led Zeppelin until that show. Thanks, Fred!
And Extreme's manager sure took advantage of that media blitz. What better time to break up?
Okay, I do see Plant now--he pops up from behind Gary Cherone around midway through the final chrouses.
But you gotta cut me some slack--between Plant, Ian Hunter, Roger Daltrey, James Hetfield, and half the Def Leppard guys, the performing roster that night was a practically a big head of poofy blonde hair! Granted, the Def Leppard guys were clearly bleached blonde--but the rest looked practically identical at a glance!
Still missing in action:
Elton John
David Bowie
Annie Lennox
But you gotta cut me some slack--between Plant, Ian Hunter, Roger Daltrey, James Hetfield, and half the Def Leppard guys, the performing roster that night was a practically a big head of poofy blonde hair! Granted, the Def Leppard guys were clearly bleached blonde--but the rest looked practically identical at a glance!
Still missing in action:
Elton John
David Bowie
Annie Lennox
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Treasure Moment wrote: [/QUOTENAME]all of those artists are way below freddies level and gained massive media attention because of that show, they can thank freddie for their bigger success.[/QUOTE]
Never heard of Metallica, Guns N'Roses, Def Leppard, The Who, George Michael, Black Sabbath, The Scorpions, Led Zeppelin, Elton John or David Bowie.
Thank God nobody from that over rated bunch of tossers The Beatles soiled the stage with their presence.
But why wasn't a brilliant band like Treasure Moment there?
Never heard of Metallica, Guns N'Roses, Def Leppard, The Who, George Michael, Black Sabbath, The Scorpions, Led Zeppelin, Elton John or David Bowie.
Thank God nobody from that over rated bunch of tossers The Beatles soiled the stage with their presence.
But why wasn't a brilliant band like Treasure Moment there?
Billy Squier is there, is he not?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]QueenZeppelin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Okay, I do see Plant now--he pops up from behind Gary Cherone around midway through the final chrouses.
But you gotta cut me some slack--between Plant, Ian Hunter, Roger Daltrey, James Hetfield, and half the Def Leppard guys, the performing roster that night was a practically a big head of poofy blonde hair! Granted, the Def Leppard guys were clearly bleached blonde--but the rest looked practically identical at a glance!
Still missing in action:
Elton John
David Bowie
Annie Lennox
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You know I just watched that part again and I don't see them either.
But you gotta cut me some slack--between Plant, Ian Hunter, Roger Daltrey, James Hetfield, and half the Def Leppard guys, the performing roster that night was a practically a big head of poofy blonde hair! Granted, the Def Leppard guys were clearly bleached blonde--but the rest looked practically identical at a glance!
Still missing in action:
Elton John
David Bowie
Annie Lennox
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You know I just watched that part again and I don't see them either.