BETA215 wrote:
This is the person I would like to see fronting Queen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c71RCAyLS1M
If you're going to go through the effort to perform a resurrection, why not bring Freddie back?
;)
BETA215 wrote:
This is the person I would like to see fronting Queen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c71RCAyLS1M
The Real Wizard wrote:BETA215 wrote:
This is the person I would like to see fronting Queen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c71RCAyLS1M
If you're going to go through the effort to perform a resurrection, why not bring Freddie back?
;)
The King Of Rhye wrote:
SweetCaroline wrote:
Hi King! That's exactly what was being said about the song Trespassing when it first came out--that it had the same vibe as AOBTD (was written by Adam and Pharrell Williams)! I think Adam really loves AOBTD and is happy to be performing it on the QAL tour. My favorite is Stone Cold Crazy! RCA wanted Adam to do an album of rock covers and that's kind of what caused the parting of the ways between him and the label but it probably would have been a heck of a great album. Have you seen any of his performances of Whole Lotta Love?
Rubbersuit wrote:
I don't think I want to see anyone fronting Queen at this point. Sorry - but I"m not feeling it anymore.
I'd like to see Brian and Roger do solo shows - maybe with a deeper dive into the catalog, but the stadium-rocking, Queen+ formula leaves me cold.
thomasquinn 32989 wrote:Rubbersuit wrote:
I don't think I want to see anyone fronting Queen at this point. Sorry - but I"m not feeling it anymore.
I'd like to see Brian and Roger do solo shows - maybe with a deeper dive into the catalog, but the stadium-rocking, Queen+ formula leaves me cold.
Sounds great to me! I'd especially like it if they made a new album together, one that's not a continuation of Queen, but an extension of their solo-work!
br5946 wrote:
Just like a previous user said, I would really like to see Tom Chaplin fronting when Keane are on their breaks. Seriously, if he can pretty much parallel Freddie on It's A Hard Life, he could do any Queen track live, more or less, since Hard Life is one of the top 5 in terms of hardest vocal. But here's an extra idea for the purists who want Freddie back - just get some old video of him singing and occasionally playing piano if the song on the setlist has it, and then get Brian, Roger and the live bassist to play along. Just like the Q+PR versions of Bo Rhap.
Far far from it.
br5946 wrote:
... since Hard Life is one of the top 5 in terms of hardest vocal.