Second Freddie tribute concert?

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Unknown 12 March 2005 10:18

Does anyone else think to celebrate either 15 years after his death, or 60 years since his birth, queen should hold another tribute concert?

Also, if there is one, any chance of John doing a one off reappearance?

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Unknown 12 March 2005 10:38

From what i understand they did a second concert to mark the 10 years of the event but it wasnt a Big event as the original, is was an indoor stadium or sommet and i dont know who played, its on the net somewhere with pics of it.

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john bodega 12 March 2005 11:44 · Member since December 2004

I seem to think that Deacon has done his share of one-off appearances (there being 2 of them to my knowledge - the Tribute Show in 92 and that DEPLORABLE AND HIDEOUS ballet thing with Elton John in 97. G'bye John Deacon).

He's probably hanging out with Freddie's Ghost.

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KingMercury 12 March 2005 18:25 · Member since July 2004

sorry, but it`s no good to celebrate the death date (or aniversary) of a person

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Serry... 12 March 2005 19:05 · Member since October 2004

Only as a private show for very few guests.

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Dicky Hart 12 March 2005 22:37 · Member since March 2002

The ocean, london. SAS band thingy. very good gig,

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LucyCoeCollins 13 March 2005 16:22 · Member since August 2003

they should make this a yrly thing like the prince's trust!

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brian_may_wannabe 14 March 2005 06:38 · Member since September 2004

It depends really.

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Benn 14 March 2005 09:55 · Member since October 2004

Absolutely not - he died, he's still dead and we all need to move on.

Why labour the past?

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john bodega 14 March 2005 11:26 · Member since December 2004

Because if you don't pay tribute to the ghost, he becomes IMPATIENT and hunts you down in the night.
I think I can hear the pitter patter of ghost feet in the hallway, you guys better run. I'll take this one.

........ oooooooooohhhhhhhh.......... I am the spooky ghost........ OF FREDDIE MERCURY!

Uh screw this I'm running.

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TheProphet 14 March 2005 11:42 · Member since February 2005

really serious discussion here..

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English Bowman 14 March 2005 12:21 · Member since December 2004

taylorgaga wrote:
From what i understand they did a second concert to mark the 10 years of the event but it wasnt a Big event as the original, is was an indoor stadium or sommet and i dont know who played, its on the net somewhere with pics of it.

As was said earlier it was at Ocean in London, it was the SAS Band, and guests included
Brian and Roger
Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden)
Chris Thompson (Manfred Mann)
I can't remember who else was there, but it was a bloody good gig.

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Lady Cool Cat 14 March 2005 19:06 · Member since January 2005

Sure! I think they should, so young people like me who love Queen, but never had a chance to see them live, could at least see 3/4 of it, if John is going! :D

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