Freddie's solo stuff is similar to the pop radio-friendly songs
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Obviously there are bands that as soon as they start multi tracking vocals and guitar leads are going to instantly have Queen comparisons e.g Def Leppard.
Other bands like Extreme, Guns and Roses and co have adopted Queen's penchant for changing the tempo/mood/taking a different journey within a song e.g November Rain. Extreme's "Song For Love" is a throwback to Queen's anthemic qualities.
While other singers/groups dont necessarily sound like Queen, you can hear the influence in the very eclectic styles of song (plus a falsetto doesn't hurt either) i.e The Darkness, Mika, The Scissor Sisters.
Slaughter's mid 90s record "Wild Life" is recognised as a straight out attempt to sound like Queen.
Other bands like Extreme, Guns and Roses and co have adopted Queen's penchant for changing the tempo/mood/taking a different journey within a song e.g November Rain. Extreme's "Song For Love" is a throwback to Queen's anthemic qualities.
While other singers/groups dont necessarily sound like Queen, you can hear the influence in the very eclectic styles of song (plus a falsetto doesn't hurt either) i.e The Darkness, Mika, The Scissor Sisters.
Slaughter's mid 90s record "Wild Life" is recognised as a straight out attempt to sound like Queen.
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[b]Matty Ass wrote: [/b]
Valensia.[/QUOTE]
We probably shouldn't count covers.
[b]Matty Ass wrote: [/b]
Valensia.[/QUOTE]
We probably shouldn't count covers.
The Beach Boys (harmonies)
The Beatles (songwriting)
Thin Lizzy (guitars,drums)
Black Sabbath (guitar,vocal)
ELO (harmonies,music in general)
The Beatles (songwriting)
Thin Lizzy (guitars,drums)
Black Sabbath (guitar,vocal)
ELO (harmonies,music in general)