Chief Mouse
Freddie. But he's dead so probably John. I can relate to his character.
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Chief Mouse: Just because Freddie is no longer with us you do not have to choose a living Queen member lol
Sure i would choose John as second place and Freddie number one.
Many Queen fans know Freddie is the real deal.
Sure i would choose John as second place and Freddie number one.
Many Queen fans know Freddie is the real deal.
people on streets
Freddie of course.
Sebastian
I'd say Roger because of his multiple roles, and because of his wit.
Jimmy Dean
[QUOTE] [b]happystar wrote:[/b]
Come on guys this is a serious discussion so no dicking about.[/QUOTE]
then ask a more serious question.
Come on guys this is a serious discussion so no dicking about.[/QUOTE]
then ask a more serious question.
Apocalipsis_Darko
About Queen+ I met Brian and Roger. Roger by far....
About the real Queen, John and Freddie. In my teenage years was Brian and Freddie.
About the real Queen, John and Freddie. In my teenage years was Brian and Freddie.
Star*
Yeah it seems a lot of respect has vanished for Brian since he put together the appalling Queen + Adam Lambert crap.
John Deacon has gained popularity for quitting Queen after Freddie passed away as he knew Queen could not be the same magnificent band without Freddie.
John Deacon has gained popularity for quitting Queen after Freddie passed away as he knew Queen could not be the same magnificent band without Freddie.
Victorvil
Roger and John.
Sebastian
[QUOTE] [b]happystar wrote:[/b]
John Deacon has gained popularity for quitting Queen after Freddie passed away as he knew Queen could not be the same magnificent band without Freddie.
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Frederick died in 1991 and John kept being involved in 'Queen' or 'Queen+' projects for six years after that. So no, whatever the reason was, it wasn't a matter of 'the man is gone, I'm out of here!'
John Deacon has gained popularity for quitting Queen after Freddie passed away as he knew Queen could not be the same magnificent band without Freddie.
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Frederick died in 1991 and John kept being involved in 'Queen' or 'Queen+' projects for six years after that. So no, whatever the reason was, it wasn't a matter of 'the man is gone, I'm out of here!'
mooghead
Nah, he is watching them all look stupid and wrecking the legacy but still watching the amounts roll in. My respect for the guy is off the scale.
Apocalipsis_Darko
Apocalipsis_Darko
RS_Protos
"Frederick died in 1991 and John kept being involved in 'Queen' or 'Queen+' projects for six years after that. So no, whatever the reason was, it wasn't a matter of 'the man is gone, I'm out of here!' "
It's because he couldn't stand Brian's and Roger's stupid decisions, he gave it a try for a short while but the man had some respect for the Q legacy..........
It's because he couldn't stand Brian's and Roger's stupid decisions, he gave it a try for a short while but the man had some respect for the Q legacy..........
Vocal harmony
^^^ spoken to him about this, have you?
aristide1
Sebastian, if you don't know the reason of John's retirement then how come you are so categorically - "no, it wasn't a matter of 'the man is gone, I'm out of here!'"? Maybe you should say "I believe..." or "I think...".
And you mention the six years like a productive time of studio recordings and live shows when in fact was a decline, he became more and more unavailable until he disappeared.
A lot of people feel John was underrated and try to compensate by overrating him. Mostly people who feel underrated themselves and hope for more appreciation.
And you mention the six years like a productive time of studio recordings and live shows when in fact was a decline, he became more and more unavailable until he disappeared.
A lot of people feel John was underrated and try to compensate by overrating him. Mostly people who feel underrated themselves and hope for more appreciation.