How stupid can you GET?!

See if you can spot what I'm talking about... That bunch of stooges.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1026406&cart=194417207&style=music&Bab=E

Maybe that it only got a B rating?

Nopers! Guess again! ;D

It is not a posthumous release as it was originally released before Freddie's death........?

Close. One more guess!

Ah, Hell! It says the songs are Spanish and AMERICAN! Last I checked, Freddie was no American. ;)

Spanish and American songs.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Plengel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Spanish and American songs.[/QUOTE]Yes! Plengel gets the prize!!! What that prize is... I have no idea. ;p

lmao!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Boxcar Danny wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Plengel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Spanish and American songs.[/QUOTE]Yes! Plengel gets the prize!!! What that prize is... I have no idea. ;p[/QUOTE]

The honor of winning is enough, thank you all!

"This is a collection of Spanish and American songs by Queen's lead singer Freddie Mercury and opera singer Montserrat Caballe."

Bloody cheek.

Peace,
Adam.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Plengel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Spanish and American songs.[/QUOTE]

Yeah..that should have been American and MEXICAN songs..like duuuuh..;-D

So the guy doesn't know what he's going on about :)

Not to mention that Freddie might be the only artist known to date who made a posthumous release more then three years after his death. (The second review should say "reissue" rather than "release". By the way, they have also put 1987 as the original release date, which is wrong - the single was issued in 1987, but the album was released in 1988.)

Boxcar Danny said 'It says the songs are Spanish and AMERICAN! Last I checked, Freddie was no American'

There was a whole post just for that?