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George Michael? After his Somebody To Love id argue he was perfect.
Oh almost forgot Matt Bellamy of Muse. They arnt doing any gigs or albums atm so im sure he'd be free.
Matt Bellamy are working in the Muse's new album, the release of the DVD of the Resistance Tour, and in a new world tour. So i think he isn't avaliable at the moment.
The guitars of Bellamy and May working together will be awesome. Wish they could colaborate in some project in the future.
The guitars of Bellamy and May working together will be awesome. Wish they could colaborate in some project in the future.
Matt Bellamy???
Having Brian May and/or Roger Taylor as special guests at a Muse concert makes more sense to me. Muse are much much bigger act than Queen+ at this time.
Having Brian May and/or Roger Taylor as special guests at a Muse concert makes more sense to me. Muse are much much bigger act than Queen+ at this time.
BelfastQueenFan wrote:
George Michael? After his Somebody To Love id argue he was perfect.
Yeah 20 fucking years ago! He has been a total drugged up mess for quite some time now.
I wanna DVD of 70`s
Curious Georgie Michael has permanently ruined his vocal chords (and god knows what else) from drugs to I am afraid that it will never be a likely scenario with him and Queen. Robert Plant is one person along with Jack White or individually or what together or what have you. Basically a ton of people from "A Concert For Life" should re-record old Queen songs and do knew ones with them. They should tour in a Queen festival as well.
1. Tom Chaplin. I don't listen to Keane, but the Prince's Trust version of It's A Hard Life was really good. He's young and has the range.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMnMBSUJ0xU
2. Mark Martel. He's not very well known, but he also has the vocal range. Plus, lead singer of the official tribute band, Queen Extravaganza. Also, young.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ85MnjYHd0
3. Gary Cherone. He was in Extreme and also did a stint with Van Halen. Extreme and Cherone was also very prominent at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert. Has experience fronting Queen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40J6M3Bb6OM
4. Justin Hawkins. Very flamboyant singer of The Darkness. Not a very good range, but he is very popular.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et27tzrabUI
Need I go on? Anyone would be a better choice than Adam Freaking Lambert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMnMBSUJ0xU
2. Mark Martel. He's not very well known, but he also has the vocal range. Plus, lead singer of the official tribute band, Queen Extravaganza. Also, young.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ85MnjYHd0
3. Gary Cherone. He was in Extreme and also did a stint with Van Halen. Extreme and Cherone was also very prominent at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert. Has experience fronting Queen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40J6M3Bb6OM
4. Justin Hawkins. Very flamboyant singer of The Darkness. Not a very good range, but he is very popular.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et27tzrabUI
Need I go on? Anyone would be a better choice than Adam Freaking Lambert.
I hope he tears the place apart, this argument is boring . If you don't like it then stay home and listen to your albums. Give the guy a break, he might just incredible with a full show.
Tom Chaplin.