Queen & George Michael

When George sang Somebody to love at the Freddie tribute the was things flying round that he was going to replace Freddie I dont know how this would have works can you imagine George singing TYMD,WWRY songs like this.What do you think

We all know George is a brilliant Pop/ballad singer, with his character and artistic leanings i don't think there is a rocker in there somehow, whereas Freddie was indoctrinated with Rock as documentated i.e. Jimmi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Beatles,  Elvis et all, can't recall any quote about Paul Rodgers???[img=/images/smiley/msn/confused_smile.gif][/img]

This has been discussed many times making this thread like..."ROUND 7,629 of 'Should George Michael sing w/ Queen." I'm not trying to blast you though...

To answer the question, I think George is a first rate pop-vocalist, but aside from the really pop oriented material, I just don't see him pulling it off. It just has never sat as a proper fit to me.

Good singer, but crappy songwriter.

George Michael is far too gay to sing for Queen.

If George Michael could sing Queen's songs....? No, can't imagine. It would be a nightmare for me

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We all know George is a brilliant Pop/ballad singer, with his character and artistic leanings i don't think there is a rocker in there somehow, whereas Freddie was indoctrinated with Rock as documentated i.e. Jimmi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Beatles,  Elvis et all, can't recall any quote about Paul Rodgers???[img=/images/smiley/msn/confused_smile.gif][/img]
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He's not artistic, and he is overrated, mostly because he is such a slick singer, and people tend to fall for that.

Nope.George Michael wont do in the same way as Robbie Williams wont do either.

Now Paul Rodgers on the other hand.......

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That guy has a great voice but he never made a listenable song after he left Wham

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Oh please, TCR was just embarrassing. xD

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Good singer, but crappy songwriter.

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I agree, can`t listen to his music, very boring it is.

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I'm not familiar with any listenable songs from when he was [i]in[/i] Wham either.

Actually, TQ, the Wham album "Make It Big" was quite listenable.  It did have 3 top ten singles, and you can't tell me that Careless Whisper is a crappy song.  It's not.  It's gold.  Yes, it's George Michael, but he did pen quite a good song there.  In fact of the three singles, only "Everything She Wants" did not hit #1 in both the US and UK.  It hit #2 in the UK.

Shortly thereafter, both Ridgley and Michael released solo albums and we found who the talent and who the spare was.

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Shortly thereafter, both Ridgley and Michael released solo albums and we found who the talent and who the spare was.

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So which one had the talent ????