Hey i was watching this yesterday and i was watching the performance of staying power and halfway thru i realised that john deacon is not playing his bass guitar,it looks like a rhythm guitar but i might be mistaken but it definetly isn't a bass.
I wonder if he's done that on stage for other songs?
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He´s playing a fretless guitar, while the bass lines are being played on keyboards.
Take care
Take care
he's playing a fender strat
fingers b4 brain a fender telecaster
No, only on 'Staying Power'. And triangle on 'Killer Queen' (in the 70s shows).
No, only on 'Staying Power'. And triangle on 'Killer Queen' (in the 70s shows).
I could just be making a fool of myself, but wasn't the triangle played on GOFLB?
fretless guitar????
stratocaster???
hilarious.
stratocaster???
hilarious.
Jep, that's true. He isn't playing bassguitar in that song. Check www.queenconcerts.com.
It's a telecaster as someone already said.
I thought it was a sitar... my mistake.. ;-)
No, only on 'Staying Power'. And triangle on 'Killer Queen' (in the 70s shows).
I could just be making a fool of myself, but wasn't the triangle played on GOFLB?
No. Killer Queen only.
has anyone else notice when freddie gets out of the helicopter he is wearing a white vest with 'THE WORKS' on it 2 years before the album.
could this be were he got the name from or a 2 year advance notice of the album name.??
gsj
could this be were he got the name from or a 2 year advance notice of the album name.??
gsj
Good question, seems very weird, the scene is approximately by minute: 1:34.
Only explanation is that Rock In Rio or Magic Tour material was used for this. In CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD appaers an very similar/resemble helicopter in conclusion with Rock In Rio but as I can remember not the same pictures.
Only explanation is that Rock In Rio or Magic Tour material was used for this. In CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD appaers an very similar/resemble helicopter in conclusion with Rock In Rio but as I can remember not the same pictures.
absolute balalaikas!!!!
absolute balalaikas!!!!
The support band on Brian's show in Moscow (November 7th 1998) was our local Russian folk-band - they played medley of Queen songs on balalaikas and other Russian folk instruments. It was amazing! When they were playing on those three strings pieces of wood 'Friends Will Be Friends' we all started to sing chorus without any requests. It was really great.