If you would attend a spectacular QAL concert you would know that Adam loves Freddie and gives him a beautiful tribute! Also, I believe Freddie would love Adam and appreciate him keeping his legacy alive and exciting, not boring!
I am not able to bring up that link to Freddie. Maybe if I knew what it is I could look for it myself. I don’t have to comment on Freddie’s showmanship, etc. because that is a well-known given.
My comment about attending a QAL concert was in response to Mr Cosmic’s comment that Adam should take note of Freddie’s greatness. Not everything is about you, icy! Try to follow the messages. Are you over 90, too?
Again, that Freddie link doesn’t work. Message says it is a 404 error.
If it is Freddie singing IWBTLY in his video, I have seen it. But I don’t believe he ever sang it live like Adam did in Japan.
I Was Born To Love You wasn’t made to be sung like Adam sung it. It was a dance ballad. A top 40 dance hit in the USA, by the way. Adam is the same age now as Freddie was then, but not even Adam’s Queen connections can get him on the charts... which is extremely sad.
Adam isn’t keeping Freddie’s legacy alive... Freddie’s legacy was firmly in place before he died. Freddie’s death, Wayne’s World, Live Aid, Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are The Champions, many other Queen songs, and the film ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ all play a much bigger role than Adam Lambert in terms of Freddie’s legacy.
In a thousand years, no one will talk about how Adam sang for Queen. It won’t be in music history. Adam’s songs won’t be in music history.
The day the world ends, maybe soon, maybe in a thousand years, there will be Queen songs being played on the radio. People will be playing Freddie’s music, either in peace or fear. People will be listening to Freddie the very second the world ends. That’s forever.
Adam will never accomplish that.