SweetCaroline wrote:
“Big up AL alert .....”
And not a day goes by that nasty icy doesn’t love to tear him down!
He deserves everything. Annoying twat destroying legendary songs. What do you expect ???
SweetCaroline wrote:
“Big up AL alert .....”
And not a day goes by that nasty icy doesn’t love to tear him down!
SpaceGrey wrote:
Where do you see theatricality in what they do with Lambert? Theatricality ended when Freddie died. Now this is only posturing.
runner_70 wrote:
Can you change your name to "westend Lamberace chick" then as every ROCK fan prefers PR. Lamebird is a dance parrott pretending to be a Rocker and coming across as an absolutely manufactured unbelievable twat
Iron Butterfly wrote:
rockchic65 wrote:
Iron Butterfly wrote:
PR and AL made their marks in Q+ in different ways.
I like how Q+PR was more rock. Straight up classic rock concerts.
Q+AL is more theatrical. I can't see PR crawling around the floor, wearing a coronet for example.
Both have their pros and cons.
At the end of the day, I prefer Q+PR.
I agree they're very different, I like Paul with Free and Bad Company, I don't listen to loads of their stuff but I like some and his voice suits that style of music I just wasn't keen on it for a lot of the Queen stuff.
I hear you. It took me a while to get used to hearing and watching him sing Queen songs.
At the end of the day, I'm glad Q+PR happened. I'm just sorry it ended the way it did.
rockchic65 wrote:
runner_70 wrote:
Can you change your name to "westend Lamberace chick" then as every ROCK fan prefers PR. Lamebird is a dance parrott pretending to be a Rocker and coming across as an absolutely manufactured unbelievable twat
Not every rock fan, like I've previously said you have a very biased opinion and live in a bubble where you don't see the reality.
Iron Butterfly wrote:
I hear you. It took me a while to get used to hearing and watching him sing Queen songs.
At the end of the day, I'm glad Q+PR happened. I'm just sorry it ended the way it did.
rockchic65 wrote:
SpaceGrey wrote:
Where do you see theatricality in what they do with Lambert? Theatricality ended when Freddie died. Now this is only posturing.
That might be your opinion, I see them differently.
rockchic65 wrote:
Iron Butterfly wrote:
I hear you. It took me a while to get used to hearing and watching him sing Queen songs.
At the end of the day, I'm glad Q+PR happened. I'm just sorry it ended the way it did.
I don't really know what happened at the end, Brian & Roger just always say it was great but it came to a natural conclusion but I suspect there was more to it although I doubt we'll ever get the true story.
runner_70 wrote:
rockchic65 wrote:
Iron Butterfly wrote:
I hear you. It took me a while to get used to hearing and watching him sing Queen songs.
At the end of the day, I'm glad Q+PR happened. I'm just sorry it ended the way it did.
I don't really know what happened at the end, Brian & Roger just always say it was great but it came to a natural conclusion but I suspect there was more to it although I doubt we'll ever get the true story.
SweetCaroline wrote:
“@NoaDomenech We always lsiten to Brian and Roger praising Adam but here's Neil talking about him #neilfairclough #qal #queen #adamlambert #queenberts #glamberts”
Iron Butterfly wrote:
SweetCaroline wrote:
“Big up AL alert .....”
And not a day goes by that nasty icy doesn’t love to tear him down!
SpaceGrey wrote:
rockchic65 wrote:
SpaceGrey wrote:
rockchic65 wrote:
Anton3283 wrote:
He is a gay here is answer
Why would him being gay make them more successful?
Because Freddie was gay and in Queen will be only gay singers because
Not really seeing why the singer would need to be gay but the fact Adam is camp, flamboyant and theatrical may make people think he's closer in persona to Freddie than Paul was.
Where do you see theatricality in what they do with Lambert? Theatricality ended when Freddie died. Now this is only posturing.