Am I the only one who likes I Want to Break Free live?

For some reason my message didn't get posted...

A lot of people criticize the live renditions of this song, but I prefer it over the studio version (especially at Budapest). While Freddie's vocals aren't as good, I like how they made it a lot more guitar-driven. It just has more energy.

Who has criticized the live version?

A studio version or live version- video is the best :D

I like this song live. I especially liked the Q+PR version on the recent tour.
[/QUOTE]I think the version from Rome 08 is the definitive live version with great vocals from PR and great crowd interaction.

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I like this song live. I especially liked the Q+PR version on the recent tour.
[/QUOTE]I think the version from Rome 08 is the definitive live version with great vocals from PR and great crowd interaction.

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I like the Queen+Lisa Stansfield version better. (FM Tribute - 1992, just in case somebody does not know it).

Cheers,

Ogre-

Has Deacy ever commented who he was frustrated with while writing this song? "...I want to break free from your lies your'e so self-satisfied I don't need you..." Just wondering :D

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Has Deacy ever commented who he was frustrated with while writing this song? "...I want to break free from your lies your'e so self-satisfied I don't need you..." Just wondering :D

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He should've known better: strippers LIE. :/

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[b]Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: [/b]

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Has Deacy ever commented who he was frustrated with while writing this song? "...I want to break free from your lies your'e so self-satisfied I don't need you..." Just wondering :D



 

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He should've known better: strippers LIE. :/




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I laughed so hard... was not the answer I was expecting, Good one!

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[b]Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: [/b]

I like the Queen+Lisa Stansfield version better. (FM Tribute - 1992, just in case somebody does not know it).

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yeah, it was very cool and funny! i liked it too!

I like the studio single version the best.  I never did like it live.

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Has Deacy ever commented who he was frustrated with while writing this song? "...I want to break free from your lies your'e so self-satisfied I don't need you..." Just wondering :D



 

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He should've known better: strippers LIE. :/




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Strippers were also the inspiration for Misfire, You're My Best Friend, and Back Chat. "Don't you misfire/ Fill me up", "I still come back to you", "I taste your lipstick/ I look in your eyes/ You feel fantastic/ My body cries"

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Strippers were also the inspiration for Misfire, You're My Best Friend, and Back Chat. "Don't you misfire/ Fill me up", "I still come back to you", "I taste your lipstick/ I look in your eyes/ You feel fantastic/ My body cries"






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Yee thanks, for the first time in my life those lyrics make sense to me.[img=/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif][/img]

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[b]Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: [/b]



 

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Has Deacy ever commented who he was frustrated with while writing this song? "...I want to break free from your lies your'e so self-satisfied I don't need you..." Just wondering :D



 



 



 

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He should've known better: strippers LIE. :/




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Strippers were also the inspiration for Misfire, You're My Best Friend, and Back Chat. "Don't you misfire/ Fill me up", "I still come back to you", "I taste your lipstick/ I look in your eyes/ You feel fantastic/ My body cries"





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Actually, the last quotes from Dancer, not Back Chat.