gerry wrote:
INU-LIGER: 65 & 67 is not classed as old these days,
but Taylor in particular looked ancient.
Have you seen Keith Richards these days? He's not TOO much older than them (70) and he looks like a freakin zombie............
gerry wrote:
INU-LIGER: 65 & 67 is not classed as old these days,
but Taylor in particular looked ancient.
gerry wrote:
I do give donations to the mercury phoenix trust, because Freddie was worth so much more than the idiots on here who say Lambert
is as good as freddie, what a stupid thing to say.
Freddie was voted the greatest rock singer ever, and he will always be untouchable for performance, vocal range and power on stage.
Lambert is nothing in comparison.
gerry wrote:
Lets get something straight here, other people on this thread have also stated they found Adam Lambert awful on xfactor
and have you bombarded them with your posts?
Secondly Queens gig at The Metro Arena Newcastle is selling slowly and when you think Kate bush sold her tour out in minutes then you can see
a lot of people are wary about madam lambert.
yes i have expressed my opinions on here about lambert, and everyone is not going to like him.
If Lambert was as popular as the hype then Queens gig would have sold out instantly.
I do give donations to the mercury phoenix trust, because Freddie was worth so much more than the idiots on here who say Lambert
is as good as freddie, what a stupid thing to say.
Freddie was voted the greatest rock singer ever, and he will always be untouchable for performance, vocal range and power on stage.
Lambert is nothing in comparison.
master marathon runner wrote:
by virtue of the fact that this topic is heading for its fourth page, it proves A.L. is a controversial choice.
gerry wrote:
Wizzard: Other people on this thread have stated like me that they dislike Lamberts singing, like HOLLY2003
but i dont see you have a dig at her?
gerry wrote:
On one concert he was drowning out Brians guitar playing
gerry wrote:
That is a stupid question!
If he cannot control the volume of his own voice then yes its his fault.
gerry wrote:
Freddie was voted the greatest rock singer ever, and he will always be untouchable for performance, vocal range and power on stage.
Oscar J wrote:
^ Actually Freddie had a larger vocal range if we're counting his falsetto (which we should).
The Real Wizard wrote:
gerry wrote:
On one concert he was drowning out Brians guitar playing
gerry wrote:
That is a stupid question!
If he cannot control the volume of his own voice then yes its his fault.
My god, you are such an idiot.
Do you not realize that at every concert in this world for the past 50 years there is a sound engineer at the front of house who completely controls the EQ and volume?
Of course you do.
Carry on...