runner_70 wrote:
Vocal harmony wrote:
runner_70 wrote:
snifflese wrote:
You are no Queen fan to say what you do about them. I don't quite know what you are, but it is not a Queen fan.
. . . . . One is a legendary BAND with an immortal frontman. The other one is a sad COVER COMBO with a twat on vocals. . . . .
Not really, the "immortal frontman" has been dead since 1991 and your so called cover band is a slightly different line up of the original band (suited to live performance) plus a guest vocalist with the range needed to perform what they perform.
If you want to call them a cover band, then you'll have to accept them as the most successful cover band ever.
"SLightly different"????? Just the most iconic frontman is missing and you are saying "slightly different"???? And John Deacon? What about him???? Slightly different as well??? YOu sad lil twat can join your buddy sniff in fantasy land
Yes slightly different because they still have the very recognisable guitarist sharing the stage with the equally recognisable drummer and the same keyboard player they've had since 84. Like it or not John Deacon ( great Bass player and song writer) spent a lot of gigs almost in Brian's and Freddies's shadows. So a replacement Bass player who stands in Deacons place and plays what is required is not a huge difference when watching a gig. . . a new vocalist is major, but they are not the only band to do this and, although not by you, he has been accepted by the audiences.
So a slightly different line up, not the original lineup but half the original band and three fifths of the 84/86 touring line up, slightly different and if you believe in immortality you're the sad lil twat.