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How can Brian hate Blondie? Debbie Harry was a sex god in the 70's & 80's:(
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You can definately add Extreme to Brian's list

He loved them hen they was about and is still mates with Nuno
back off with your Megaton
Brian may also like black sabbath, he specelly lov1e thir first album "black sabbath"
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The Fairy King wrote:
Roger didn't like Spandau Ballet!


Now speaking of Spandau Ballet, I think Freddie really liked them and he was good friends with the lead singer.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
I never read that Freddie hated AC/DC. Ironic as he was AC/DC! Brian is a massive AC/DC fan seen photos of him in AC/DC shirt and says he likes their pure energy. AC/DC are the 2nd greatest rock band of all time after Queen imo.
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Dunno whether AC/DC is one of the best bands ever since most of their songs sound about the same, but without a doubt AC/DC is one of the best LIVE bands of all time.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
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We are right on the mark with each other....greatest rock bands in my opinion:

1) Queen
2) AC/DC
3) Led Zeppelin
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And isn't Brian guilty of being an Avril Lavigne (sp?) fan, too? Or does he just like all young chicks?

Also, Roger appeared on some Kansas record or other, so I think you could safely put them under his likes. And he did 3 tracks on a Gary Numan album ("Dance") so I'm thinking maybe Gary ought be added... Gary conversely was a big Queen fan as well, as made evident by some of the DoRo clips.

And I'll risk posting this again: I'm sure Freddie was a big admirer of Edith Piaf, though I can't quite come up with the quote to prove it... I did try on Google, but got tired of stupid pages...
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What are the DoRo clips?
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farouhkina83 wrote:
If you watch carefully "Do they know it's christmas" at Live Aid you can see that Freddie is friendly to Bono, so I don't think he had anything against U2.
I think by then anyone could see the potencial of U2 and personally I don't think Freddie would have wanted any rivalty with them


Well, he can be friendly with the members of U2 and still dislike their music. I've never heard or seen anything that would indicate that Freddie did indeed dislike U2, but it just seems like a matter of common sense that he could be friendly with them and still dislike their music.
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I added Robbie William's to John list.

It's possible that John actually mentioned that Robbie William is not good enough to put on Freddie's shoes. Brian might deny the comments and say that the source is not reliable, but you never know.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
Brian and Roger both like ELO.

I heard Brian mention them in an old interview,
and Roger made a comment about them at the UK HoF induction (I think).

How do you know Brian dilikes The Carpenters?
It just seems odd how that could have ever come up.
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kohuept wrote:

How do you know Brian dilikes The Carpenters?


Because they SUCK

Well, it was posted on one of the Fan Club Magazines. So no surprise why he dislikes The Carpenters, Brian is for the most part a man of good taste.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
Brian was almost enthusiastic about Whitney Houston in a "Q-Magazine" interview, he said something like "the best female singer in the world". Hope it was ironic from him, but I don't think so...