Holly2003 wrote:
Yes, yes and yes! Most of those harmonies are really spot on, and for a live performance of a really complicated and difficult song, well... it's just magical.
^ what he said.
Holly2003 wrote:
Yes, yes and yes! Most of those harmonies are really spot on, and for a live performance of a really complicated and difficult song, well... it's just magical.
Sebastian wrote:
No offence to Lambert fans or to those who're excited about Maylor's recent activity (which I absolutely categorically one hundred percent respect), but I find those 93 seconds alone far, far more exciting than any tours or records they do now.
fullstop wrote: Was Rainbow before Freddie acquired nodules? Sounds pretty good.
MadTheSwine73 wrote:
With regards to the YouTube video, it has been taken down, which isn't exactly unexpected. What I didn't expect was whoo took it down.
"This video contains content from Believe Music, who has blocked it on copyright grounds."
Who's Believe Music? Never heard of them before.
MadTheSwine73 wrote: With regards to the YouTube video, it has been taken down, which isn't exactly unexpected. What I didn't expect was whoo took it down.
"This video contains content from Believe Music, who has blocked it on copyright grounds."
Who's Believe Music? Never heard of them before.
Sebastian wrote:
No offence to Lambert fans or to those who're excited about Maylor's recent activity (which I absolutely categorically one hundred percent respect), but I find those 93 seconds alone far, far more exciting than any tours or records they do now.
DragonflyTrumpeter83 wrote:
Sebastian wrote:
No offence to Lambert fans or to those who're excited about Maylor's recent activity (which I absolutely categorically one hundred percent respect), but I find those 93 seconds alone far, far more exciting than any tours or records they do now.
I agree, Sebastian. I shared this opinion on the Stone Cold Crazy video and got flamed. Albeit, I was a little more defiant, but still the same vein of thought..