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Hi together!
1. Which is your favourite singer of the Freddie Tribute Concert 1992?
2. Have you an album (CD or vinyl) of your favourite singer of the Tribute? If yes, which one?


here is my favourite of the tribute:
1. George Michael
2. "Listen without prejudice" is the only one, which I haven't.

Thanks for your answers.
S
1. Brian May (this guy sung Too Much Love Will Kill You on this concert, didn't he?)

2. Star Fleet Project, Back To The Light, Another World, Red Special, Live at the Brixton Academy, Adventures of Pinocchio, some bootlegs. I don't know why, but I like what this guy is doing.
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1. George Michael.
2. HELL YES! I have all of them but "Older", But I have heard it and love it.
"Elton John and I became really good friends. I don't mean 'good friends' in that sense. I just mean we slept together." -Billy Joel
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i think there were many good singers. they gave all their best. most of them...(i say axl rose;)...

01. george michael, fantastic voice...
02. no
## signatures are stupid ##
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George Michael hands down.

I have

1) George's double Greatest Hits CD "Ladies & Gentlemen, George Michael"

2) Aretha Franklin's (Aretha) with her duet with George "I Knew You Were Waiting For Me".
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J
1.Which is your favourite singer of the Freddie Tribute Concert 1992?
JAMES HETTFIELD

2.Have you an album (CD or vinyl) of your favourite singer of the Tribute? If yes, which one?
YES I HAVE

RIDE THE LIGHTNING
KILL’EM ALL
MASTER OF PUPPETS
GARAGE DAYS
METALLICA (BLACK ALBUM)
AND JSUTICE FOR ALL
RELOAD
LOAD
GARAGE INC.
And as the seasons turn the days to years She holds her pictures, hears the silent cheers The days grow lonely for the dancing Queen And now she dances only in her dreams...
A
G. Michael
Make it Big, Best of wham
B
jorge wrote:
1.Which is your favourite singer of the Freddie Tribute Concert 1992?
JAMES HETTFIELD

2.Have you an album (CD or vinyl) of your favourite singer of the Tribute? If yes, which one?
YES I HAVE

RIDE THE LIGHTNING
KILL’EM ALL
MASTER OF PUPPETS
GARAGE DAYS
METALLICA (BLACK ALBUM)
AND JSUTICE FOR ALL
RELOAD
LOAD
GARAGE INC.


The same for me!
I
1-David Bowie
2-Best Of Bowie
Oh yes we'll keep on tryin'
S
Ahhh...April 20 - 92...THE day that I really discovered Queen. WHAT a great concert!!

1 - toss-up between Extreme; Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, David Bowie performing 'All The Young Dudes'; Def Lep performing 'Now I'm Here' with Brian May.

2 - Extreme - Pornograffitti; Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) - Best of (on vinyl, no less...); Def Lep - Hysteria.
H
george michael....amazing voice and.....no
Down in the city just hoople and me.....
J
James Hetfield or Roger Daltrey. Gary Cherone was sincere too.
I also love Bowie and was an old GNR fan. Elton I loved in his(70's) heyday. I have several discs by all those guys.
George Michael,Paul Young and Lisa Stansfield I could have done without though I appreciated the "effort".
Shake it Sugaree
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lukeylukey wrote:
So i take it i was the only one who hated this concert, i thought it was personnaly a joke, i mean brians too much love will kill you was good, and i like paul young but how the heck can he sing radio ga ga he just hasnt got that voice, george michael was excellent no problems there, elton john looked like harry potter, wow dont get me started on Axle Rose that was just a joke just like his dress sense, and liza minelli, all i can say is codswollop, worst queen concert ever, i wouldnt even call it queen, so yeah george michael was the only good one, oh and brian and roger :-)


John wasn't bad either.

I though George Michael was the highlight for the Queen Karaoke, along with Lisa Stansfield for getting into the swing of the occasion and what it really meant.
Keep Good Company
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Fucking edit your post, luke.
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Delete most of those "L"s and "O"s and I'll still mostly agree with your sentiments.

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