music should not make you think of nationality. music is for everyone, it has no racial attachment
The middle east is a region, not a nationality. So why are you saying music shouldn't make you think of nationality when it's you who is bringing up nationality?
Why don't you just fuck off?
You're pathetic attempt at attention seeking has kind of worked, you've had no positive comments, take your shit music and paranoid views, and just leave
I think that if it wasn't for the venemous and incredibly hateful responses and nonsense posts and DELIBERATE TROLLING of this entity called crap moment... people might have actually been positive in the veneration.
Problem is it's inseparable from its outcome and a great example of fandom and insanity.
There's very little talent displayed. And SWARMING people with it will only detract them from taking ANY of it seriously.
Maybe in the 90's.
Maybe. .. MAYBE as a demo.
MAYBE
Anyways. They haven't approached the point of insulting right now. Give them their space. Time sorts it out.
I find this far more offensive than any comment thus far regarding the Middle East.
Homophobic slurs should be grounds for banning on a Queen site.
Anywhere, really.
I just have to shake my head at the irony of a homophobic idiot ranting against racists.
The Real Wizard is right regarding Freddie not being Middle Eastern - from an ethnic standpoint, he was a Parsi, and Parsis are from the Southern part of Asia. Geographically speaking, he was from East Africa (off its coast - Zanzibar). Technically and historically speaking, however, the Parsis DID emigrate to South Asia from Iran, although tests on Parsi DNA have shown that they are now more related to the Gujarati (from India) than the Iranians.
i didn't like the song. I also listened to one of the metal songs and didn't like it either. My main problem is with the vocals. Regardless of whether I like the voice sound, I find the phrasing to be quite poor and uninspiring.
I do have a question. Is English the mother tongue of anyone in the band? If not, I wouldn't recommend having lyrics in English, as it is difficult to convey proper messages in such concise way as a song required in a foreign language.
So, all in all, maybe with another singer and better lyrics, it could work better.