Queen (Brian, Roger and John) + Adam Lambert? Would it make a difference?

Rugby_guy wrote:

If John Deacon was foolish enough to stand on a stage with Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert then it would make not a scrap of difference to the fact that Queen have lost the magic as Freddie was a very special ingredient to the group. Freddie was the voice of Queen and no one can ever deny that.
Glad Mr. Deacon has common sense to stay away from the Queen line up of today.

You're such an unevolved, unrepentent, fossilised wet newspaper.

Rugby_guy wrote:

If John Deacon was foolish enough to stand on a stage with Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert then it would make not a scrap of difference to the fact that Queen have lost the magic as Freddie was a very special ingredient to the group. Freddie was the voice of Queen and no one can ever deny that.
Glad Mr. Deacon has common sense to stay away from the Queen line up of today.

Didn't take long, did it....so all those other IDs (and this one) where you claimed to "not be Gerry" - you were lying thru your teeth?

oh well, rest assured people: As Gerry has already managed to be discriminatory toward:-
Sexual Orientation (homophobic comments)
Religion & Belief (ianti-Islamic post)
Race (made generalised comments about Americans)

so it won't be long before his next ban. The following Equality Protected Characteristics are at the mercy of his bigoted mind:
Age ***
Gender
Disability ***
Gender Reassignment
Marriage & Civil Partnership
Pregnancy & Maternity

and then will follow the inevitable ban, followed by the inevitable "new ID", followed by another band - et cetera, et cetera.

I'm old school and I'm not a fan of Lambert's vocal stylings - but I'm also not a fan of having all the back up musicians. If John joined the other three as a four piece, I'd probably consider going to a show, The current tours are too much of a Hits Machine for my taste. I remember 78 and 79 fondly and that's the memory I want to keep.

brENsKi wrote:


Race (made generalised comments about Americans)

Technically that would be xenophobia, as "American" isn't a race. ;)

Pingfah wrote:

brENsKi wrote:
Race (made generalised comments about Americans)

Technically that would be xenophobia, as "American" isn't a race. ;)

my last role before i retired was Equality Manager in a large prison, so you may want to want to check your statement :-)

Race discrimination
The Equality Act 2010 makes it unlawful for to discriminate because of race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin.