Freddie Mercury's Love Kills At Razzie Awards

http://razzies.com/asp/content/XcNewsPlus.asp?cmd=view&articleid=24

according to this site freddie mercury's love kills for metropolis 1984 reedit was somehow bad in american audience it received an razzie award nomination

It's a pretty bad song...

Great song. Always loved it.

really? ^^^
completely inappropriate use of a superlative.
oh, come on. please revisit YOUR definition of "Great"

One of the best - or maybe even THE BEST of Freddie's solo songs

Queen could release their own faeces and some fans would lap it up (literally)

It's alright. It's no 'Stop All The Fighting'

I'm guessing that at least 50% of Freddie's nomination is due to the fact that the song was pasted onto a 60 year old silent movie...

and those lyrics...wahay!
think Gorgio thought he was writing for Donna Summer :-)

would love to hear those original lyrics that are on the album sleeve - but didn't make the final cut

[QUOTE] [b]people on streets wrote:[/b]

Great song. Always loved it.[/QUOTE]

Yes, it is a great song!!! One of my favourites Freddie's solo songs.

Oh no haha , it shouldn't have a Razzie Award ! It's not that bad !

Although I don't consider it an amazing song, I don't understand all the hate for it. I think it's an ok song.

I really like Love Kills. Is it "great"? Well, in comparison to Delilah, perhaps.....in comparison to MOTBQ, no. I dunno - but I really like it anyway.

And no, I wouldn't lap up anything Queen/Freddie released - there's plenty of duffers in their catalogue that Al Qaeda could see to.

It might not make that much sense for younger people or strict rockers. For me, a fan of synthpop in the 80s almost as much as rock, it is a masterpiece. I MEAN it :)

Cheers,

Ogre-

And Moroder was also responsible for Phil Oakley's "Together In Electric Dreams" which is appalling lyrically, but musically quite cool :)