I am personally looking forward to the impending collaboration of Brian, Roger, and Paul.
I own every Queen album ever recorded. I've attended 3 concerts between 1975 and 1980. I'll always have Freddie and his piano to listen to forever. But I also hold a special place in my musical heart for Brian's melodic guitar, Roger's searing drums, and John's pounding bass. Every opportunity to see or hear them perform together is most cherished.
To see them in concert without Freddie makes me no less a Queen fanatic than ever. I fully expect my heart to be a little fuller and life to be a little better to have this opportunity to enjoy the talents of the rest of the band once more.
Hankster · Member since
was a new topic really necessary ..?
Borhap80 · Member since
I dont see the problem Hankster...
Hankster · Member since
ye .. sorry .. you're right.
Well .. some people are getting all irritated when some-one has a different oppinion, I get irritated when there're 10 the same topics with only 2 messages in it :P
Borhap80 · Member since
I understand you, but many of the posters are relatively new to the board... And it's not nice to meet someone with a punch in their face ;)
my opinion...
nibznik · Member since
also this is good for fans who have never seen Queen
(in any form) live before!
QueenSite · Member since
I've seen Queen live 20 years ago, but anyway I do look forward to the 2005 tour. I long for listening to their great music again LOUD and LIVE in an arena again
