[QUOTE] [b]jacksonmerc wrote:[/b]
Eye of the tiger[/QUOTE]
Yeah...!
magneddu
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Band Forever
Roger's Happiness Album would have sounded awesome with Freddie's vocals all over them.
BradMay
Well, i'm gonna say a song that probably has been the nr 1 mistaken songs of all times (Because people already sometimes think that it WAS Freddie singing it...)
THUNDER IN MY HEART!
THUNDER IN MY HEART!
kosimodo
Simply the best
brENsKi
[QUOTE] [b]Stelios wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]master marathon runner wrote:[/b]
Since you've been gone - Rainbow, the bridge, "if you will come back, baby you know..............." has Freddie written all over it.[/QUOTE]
Its close, and sure the singer tries to act like Freddie in the video ![/QUOTE]
he (Graham Bonnet) does not try to act like Freddie. GB was around long before Freddie - and never really changed much down the years - he had a couple of minor hits (in a band called The Marbles) long before Freddie even appeared on the rock radar
but back on topic - most of Sabbs' Heaven & Hell album
[QUOTE] [b]master marathon runner wrote:[/b]
Since you've been gone - Rainbow, the bridge, "if you will come back, baby you know..............." has Freddie written all over it.[/QUOTE]
Its close, and sure the singer tries to act like Freddie in the video ![/QUOTE]
he (Graham Bonnet) does not try to act like Freddie. GB was around long before Freddie - and never really changed much down the years - he had a couple of minor hits (in a band called The Marbles) long before Freddie even appeared on the rock radar
but back on topic - most of Sabbs' Heaven & Hell album
Enchlore
Journey's 'Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)'.
Also 'Rock and Roll' from Led Zeppelin's fourth album.
Also 'Rock and Roll' from Led Zeppelin's fourth album.
magneddu
Too Late - black sabbath(Dio's years)
Carolina County Ball - Elf
Carolina County Ball - Elf
Shvili
He could have done anything.
I would have loved to hear him sing Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg&app=desktop
I would have loved to hear him sing Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg&app=desktop
Silken
He could have sung anything he wanted.
Last week I was listening to "When you came into my life" by Scorpions (amazing song/band/singer) and I thought how beautifully Freddie would have sung it.
Last week I was listening to "When you came into my life" by Scorpions (amazing song/band/singer) and I thought how beautifully Freddie would have sung it.
matt z
gangam style
Stelios
[QUOTE] [b]Silken wrote:[/b]
He could have sung anything he wanted.
Last week I was listening to "When you came into my life" by Scorpions (amazing song/band/singer) and I thought how beautifully Freddie would have sung it.[/QUOTE]
True
Always thought there were similarities between Scorpions and Queen.
Especially melodies and expression between Klaus and Freddie.
He could have sung anything he wanted.
Last week I was listening to "When you came into my life" by Scorpions (amazing song/band/singer) and I thought how beautifully Freddie would have sung it.[/QUOTE]
True
Always thought there were similarities between Scorpions and Queen.
Especially melodies and expression between Klaus and Freddie.
luthorn
Queen should have done a Christmas Carols album. That would have been awesome.
Holly2003
I'm not sure at all that Fred could have 'sung anything he wanted' -- at least not well. I can't imagine Fred singing in a grunge style. Someone mentioned Black Hole Sun: that would've been terrible! Punk? SHA comes closest, but Fred never had the right type of voice or attitide to sing punk lyrics with any conviction. Blues? I don't think Queen did blues that well. Sleeping on the Sidewalk (Brian on vocals) and Melancholy Blues are probably their best efforts (others, like Lost Opportunity with Brian on vocals, are weak). In short, Fred could sing in many styles, but in some of them not with much authority or very convincingly. Queen may have dabbled with blues, jazz, folk etc., but that's all it was.
Stelios
[QUOTE] [b]Holly2003 wrote:[/b]
In short, Fred could sing in many styles, but in some of them not with much authority or very convincingly. Queen may have dabbled with blues, jazz, folk etc., but that's all it was.[/QUOTE]
Thank g/God he and they didn't.
Especially Freddie dug far too deep into different genres with the progressive danger to be more and more preceived as a -pop star- and even as an empty vessel ( the band suffered that "status" too) you could through any art inside and he/they would through out rainbows.
But Freddie was a true artist and it almost took the Innuendo album to remind the world that he was that - and only that -and in a glorious way.
Not long before his death ,and during those 24 years, Queens status -unique yet strange but finally ultimatly big- was recovered and reinforced both in Rock and Music in general ( yeap, two different things becase they have variation in cultural context)
In short, Fred could sing in many styles, but in some of them not with much authority or very convincingly. Queen may have dabbled with blues, jazz, folk etc., but that's all it was.[/QUOTE]
Thank g/God he and they didn't.
Especially Freddie dug far too deep into different genres with the progressive danger to be more and more preceived as a -pop star- and even as an empty vessel ( the band suffered that "status" too) you could through any art inside and he/they would through out rainbows.
But Freddie was a true artist and it almost took the Innuendo album to remind the world that he was that - and only that -and in a glorious way.
Not long before his death ,and during those 24 years, Queens status -unique yet strange but finally ultimatly big- was recovered and reinforced both in Rock and Music in general ( yeap, two different things becase they have variation in cultural context)
Stelios
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