The next tour .....

I forgot to include Love Kills and I Was Born To Love You.

I wish they would include IWBTLY in the UK, Europe and the US instead of only in Japan. I don’t know what the reason is for that.

The Song was big in Japan. I believe it was used on TV too in some Capacity. Good shout though. I would love to see IWBTLY on the UK Setlist.

Since Lambert has toured with them the set setlist has been much broader in range than with Paul Rodgers. The Greatest Hits albums are what most people own and know, so you could say that they are playing to the masses. I do think there is space for more post 86 hits to be included.

As for the repeated setlists, go back to the 70's and 80's and take a look. From 77 to 1980 the set list evolved rather than drastically changed from tour to tour. 1982 brought about a real change in the feel of the setlist but it still retained a few standards. 84 had a real change again and covered much of there history (to that point) 1986 was largely greatest hits and covers!

So the people moaning about today's setlists are kind of moaning about an on going tradition in many ways.

I wasn't moaning about the Setlist. I was just stating a fact.

[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]

I forgot to include Love Kills and I Was Born To Love You.

I wish they would include IWBTLY in the UK, Europe and the US instead of only in Japan. I don’t know what the reason is for that.

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Born To Love You is an extremely popular song in Japan. It's beloved there.
I will be honest...I wish Q+AL never touched Freddie solo songs.

Is there a legal reason why they don’t want to perform those Freddie solo songs or is it mainly out of respect for him and his memory?

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Is there a legal reason why they don’t want to perform those Freddie solo songs or is it mainly out of respect for him and his memory?
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I don't know. Brian and Roger performed IWBTLY back in the Q+PR days. Which I thought was pretty good the way Roger sang it.
I don't know why AL was the one to sing it the few times it was performed during Q+AL shows.

[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]

Is there a legal reason why they don’t want to perform those Freddie solo songs or is it mainly out of respect for him and his memory?
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If they respected his memory they would not tour with this annoying tool.....

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[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]

Is there a legal reason why they don’t want to perform those Freddie solo songs or is it mainly out of respect for him and his memory?
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If they respected his memory they would not tour with this annoying tool.....
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I didn't know you were on the tour

I wouldn't necessarily call the Magic Tour "greatest hits." It was more of a "state of the union" given most of the songs were from AKOM and The Works, their most recent albums.

“I’m watching all the old @adamlambert and @QueenWillRock interview utubes and if anyone is still doubting if they should be together, just pull them up and see the light in their eyes and faces. Meant to be.”

“I agree-the universe alligned for that to happen—beginning with Adam Lambert singing Bohemian Rhapsody for his American Idol audition.”

[QUOTE] [b]SweetCaroline wrote:[/b]

“I’m watching all the old @adamlambert and @QueenWillRock interview utubes and if anyone is still doubting if they should be together, just pull them up and see the light in their eyes and faces. Meant to be.”

“I agree-the universe alligned for that to happen—beginning with Adam Lambert singing Bohemian Rhapsody for his American Idol audition.”[/QUOTE]

Ah no the universe didn't align just so AL could sing Queen songs.
:-/

QAL suck have always sucked and will always suck donkey's balls. And Lamebert is an annoying talentless screecher not worthy lacing Freddies shoes let alone doing his songs. I meant destroying them. What a wanker this guy is.

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So why do you constantly torment yourself so much by listening to him?

hey runner grow up,