mother love
these are the days of our lives
the show must go on
who wants to live forever
nevermore
Thread
Posts in chronological order
Bowie once said that he couldn't think of one Queen song that would make you cry.
I agree and up until 'Where Are We Now?' I'd say the same about Bowie's stuff.
It's too stylised. Doesn't grab me in that way.
I think TWTDOOL may do if you actually knew him, but I can't get emotionally attached to someone who I only said 'Hi' to on a couple of occasions.
I agree and up until 'Where Are We Now?' I'd say the same about Bowie's stuff.
It's too stylised. Doesn't grab me in that way.
I think TWTDOOL may do if you actually knew him, but I can't get emotionally attached to someone who I only said 'Hi' to on a couple of occasions.
Not exactly a Queen number, but Freddie's Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow is an emotional one.
The Show Must Go On
No One But You
No One But You
'Emotions In Motion'
from wiki
Billy Squier: vocals, guitars
Kevin Osborn: guitars
Jeff Golub: guitars
Allan St. John: keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals
Doug Lubahn: bass, backing vocals
Bobby Chouinard: drums
Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor: "emotional" support
from wiki
Billy Squier: vocals, guitars
Kevin Osborn: guitars
Jeff Golub: guitars
Allan St. John: keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals
Doug Lubahn: bass, backing vocals
Bobby Chouinard: drums
Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor: "emotional" support
Don't try so hard
The show must go on
And, not a Queen song, but I like Brians version of TMLWKY better than the Queenversion. Lots of emotions in Brians voice.
The show must go on
And, not a Queen song, but I like Brians version of TMLWKY better than the Queenversion. Lots of emotions in Brians voice.
Depending on when that Bowie quote comes from he's either an idiot or thinking about their pompous stuff.
I've heard it before. But my melancholy blues, save me, who wants to live forever, and most of innuendo can qualify.
Maybe he just wasn't current with their music. IT happens!
honestly. I don't get what the big hub ub is about Bowie ...
From PIN UPS to SCARY MONSTERS he really didn't have much worth a shit.
Some generic wannabe soul songs and a single on YOUNG AMERICANS and one off of LODGER But what else? ...
Termites? Would have wood have?
Is cocaine to blame?
I've heard it before. But my melancholy blues, save me, who wants to live forever, and most of innuendo can qualify.
Maybe he just wasn't current with their music. IT happens!
honestly. I don't get what the big hub ub is about Bowie ...
From PIN UPS to SCARY MONSTERS he really didn't have much worth a shit.
Some generic wannabe soul songs and a single on YOUNG AMERICANS and one off of LODGER But what else? ...
Termites? Would have wood have?
Is cocaine to blame?
White Queen/ You Take My Breath Away/In The Lap Of The Gods Revsited/Save Me
Kinda hard too choose... But definitively, the most sad song is Nevermore.
tcc wrote:
A lot of people feel emotional about Mother Love because it seems to convey Freddie's feelings. However, if the lyrics were written by Brian, the song would not be Freddie's own feelings.
In the booklet for Queen Forever, it was stated that Mother Love was written by Brian May and Freddie Mercury.
«"Mother Love" was the final song co-written by Mercury and May, and was also Mercury's last ever vocal performance.[4] Mercury's vocals for Mother Love were recorded between 13–16 May 1991.[5] On his website, May discussed the writing process he and Mercury had (writing both separately and together, and conscious of the nature of the song and the lyrics). Upon reaching the final verse, Freddie told May that he had to go and "have a rest", but that he would return later and finish it. After that, Freddie never made it back to the studio, and thus May sang the last verse on the track.»
source: Wikipedia.
source: Wikipedia.