Listening to Freddie Mercury ??WTF

What the hell does that song have to do with Freddie???????


Only thing I can think of is that the song has so many changes that it's like a Freddie song and Queens work to which you cant pigeonhole them.

That's all I can think of. The Band, Emry, I think thats how they spell it, have not cited Queen or Freddie in any way. Its only the title of that song...

Any one know of anything on this?

I don´t even know what you´re talkin about

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Check it out on Youtube.  There is this band called Emry. They have a song titled "Listening To Freddie Mercury".

I have no idea how there is a connection as there is no mention of him, nor any reference. Take for example "No one but you".  Obviously its about Freddie and perhaps a dedication to others who have died before there time.

But this one song, even being titled "Listening to Freddie Mercury" bares nothing to Fred at all.

The song is structured with many different styles of music.  Much like a ANATO.

I looked on the net for the song and details about it, but.... zilch. I can not find a relation between Freddie and the purpose of calling the song "LTFM".

I may be going out on a limb here, but could it be possible that whoever wrote the song was listening to Freddie Mercury when he/she wrote (or was inspired to write) the song?

Check out the lyrics.  Seems like they could be connected to Freddie (and especially his relationship with the public/media) without too much interpretive magic.

well that did cross my mind as well....
but I still cant get no solid info on it

It's not a bad idea really.  I was one of several people to get a platinum record by naming a song "Paris Hilton sex tape".

Examples of song titles not mentioned in the song, or titles of songs that seem to make no sense whatsoever in relation to the song:

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Green Day - Basket Case
My Chemical Romance - You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison
The Mountain Goats - No Children
Emery - Listening To Freddie Mercury

Feel free to let me know if there are more, but these are the only ones that currently come to mind. Just because the song isn't specifically saying anything about Freddie doesn't mean that it couldn't possibly be influenced by him, as someone else suggested.

My point is, if Queen can perform a song called Bohemian Rhapsody where the words "bohemian" and "rhapsody" are not sung or even spoken and it's arguably one of the best songs in their entire catalog, why should Emery's track be looked down upon just because you didn't get to hear what you were expecting? That may come off as me sounding hostile or angry, but that isn't my intention. I'm just genuinely curious :-)

No, Bohemian Rhapsody is different.  The title is never spoken in the song but the title describes what the song is.  It serves some purpose.
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Bottom line.  Some band nobody's heard of wrote a song nobody's heard about whatever.  







Let's discuss!

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"The song is structured with many different styles of music.  Much like a ANATO."




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That is really the only connection I can imagine there is, maybe they listened to Queen and got inspired to write a song layered with a lot of different music styles...
Well, I think the song sucks anyway so why bother? >:D

What does Life Is Real (Song for Lennon) has to do with Lennon? He's mentioned in the song, out of the blue.

Hi Everybody!
Queen aren't very good, but that doesn't stop me listening to Hot Space on my cassette player lots of times a day.
I am researching a book I am going to write about Queen. Seeing as you guys are experts, i would liek to run Chapter One passed you.

Chapter One:

Queen were a French band in the nineties that formed when lead singer Fred Mercuries attended a Holocaust Deniers convention with his friend Brian Mays. It was there that they spotted an unimportant man called John Deacons who put the life and soul into any religious atrocity.
Queen were properly formed when Rogert Taylors got his drums out (took his clothes off) and this impressed Fred Mercuries.

There first and last album was Hot Space and is universally regarded as one of the worst albums ever recorded.



Cheers guys, let me know what you think.

SG
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What does Life Is Real (Song for Lennon) has to do with Lennon? He's mentioned in the song, out of the blue.


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This whole song is very much like one of John Lennons, to the point of copying parts. a very nice tribute.

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[b]Soapy Gonad wrote: [/b]

Hi Everybody!
Queen aren't very good, but that doesn't stop me listening to Hot Space on my cassette player lots of times a day.
I am researching a book I am going to write about Queen. Seeing as you guys are experts, i would liek to run Chapter One passed you.

Chapter One:

Queen were a French band in the nineties that formed when lead singer Fred Mercuries attended a Holocaust Deniers convention with his friend Brian Mays. It was there that they spotted an unimportant man called John Deacons who put the life and soul into any religious atrocity.
Queen were properly formed when Rogert Taylors got his drums out (took his clothes off) and this impressed Fred Mercuries.

There first and last album was Hot Space and is universally regarded as one of the worst albums ever recorded.



Cheers guys, let me know what you think.

SG
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You are incredibly boring, you know it, right ?

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[b]Soapy Gonad wrote: [/b]



Hi Everybody!
Queen aren't very good, but that doesn't stop me listening to Hot Space on my cassette player lots of times a day.
I am researching a book I am going to write about Queen. Seeing as you guys are experts, i would liek to run Chapter One passed you.

Chapter One:

Queen were a French band in the nineties that formed when lead singer Fred Mercuries attended a Holocaust Deniers convention with his friend Brian Mays. It was there that they spotted an unimportant man called John Deacons who put the life and soul into any religious atrocity.
Queen were properly formed when Rogert Taylors got his drums out (took his clothes off) and this impressed Fred Mercuries.

There first and last album was Hot Space and is universally regarded as one of the worst albums ever recorded.



Cheers guys, let me know what you think.

SG
x

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You are incredibly boring, you know it, right ?




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I think you should be more constructive in your critisism. Your right, it doesnt read quite right which is why it loses itself up your oat hole.

I have made a few slight changes and pasted below (with cud)

Kween were a sailboat band formed in the mouth of Eloton John. They were making albums for aggressive sex since the turn of the decade. Fred Merturny was but a butter pack packer when he wrote all of the songs for The Miracle whilst joging to a cod festival, they were instantly rejected by his mind and he was left dribbling into a cup. The rest was history but his best moment was always to be his fried chicken gag...everyone laugh uncomfortably until he finally left to attend cupping class.

What do you think?

Worm Of [b]FLUFF[/b]