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Wow !!! That strange similarity!! THEY BOTH HAVE A BASS PLAYER !! This is unbeliveable!
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deeperanddeeperinside wrote:
all members of the Beatles wrote songs, as well as Queen. All members wrote #1 hits.


not to be picky but i'm sure Ringo didnt write have a number 1 hit, he sang a song that got to number 1
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englishyob wrote:
deeperanddeeperinside wrote:
all members of the Beatles wrote songs, as well as Queen. All members wrote #1 hits.


not to be picky but i'm sure Ringo didnt write have a number 1 hit, he sang a song that got to number 1


...that's gotta be about as accurate as "normal" around here...so we'd best let it go
go deo na hÉireann The best QZ epoch: BG17-00 (Before Gerry 1996-2013)
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Serry... wrote:
4 members = 4 members
British = British
Not being anymore = not being anymore...

Yeah, a lot of them.... as well as many other bands, I guess


Yep. Both had 4 members.
Both British.
Both had all 4 members persue solo projects at one time or another.
Both bands had music that evolved into many music styles...The Beatles started out more pop..then got more experimental, world music...psychedlia, harder rock. Queen started out more experimental with music hall/camp/metal/gospel/harder rock...then tried disco, then more pop.

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I assume he means that the pictures of the Beatles on Let It Be are exactly the same position of Queen on Hot Space.

I see very little relevancy with Queen/Beatles.

Need Your Loving Tonight is the closest I can see.
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<B><font color=#ff7f00>Brenski</B> wrote:
dimcyril wrote:


the beatles were amazingly good.

no beatles = no queen.




i did this one months ago - and got slaughtered for being a heretic


Stick with your guns and say what you believe. That's all I've been doing for about 3 years, and I'm still here.
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Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:
<B><font color=#ff7f00>Brenski</B> wrote:
dimcyril wrote:

the beatles were amazingly good.
no beatles = no queen.

i did this one months ago - and got slaughtered for being a heretic

Stick with your guns and say what you believe. That's all I've been doing for about 3 years, and I'm still here.


i know and sometimes it's fun irritating the "know-it-alls" - the ones who actually know f-all, in reality!

as for beatles' inspired queen stuff...(loosely speaking)

you and i
side black of queen II has an abbey road segue feel about it
night comes down
get down make love = come together (perhaps queen's most blatant beatles copy)
who needs you = i will
jazz feels distinctly "rubber soul"
listen to the white album and hear bits of ANATO

go deo na hÉireann The best QZ epoch: BG17-00 (Before Gerry 1996-2013)
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The similarities bewteen the two are just so UNCANNY and SPOOKY....i'm getting goose bumps just thinking about it !
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englishyob wrote:
deeperanddeeperinside wrote:
all members of the Beatles wrote songs, as well as Queen. All members wrote #1 hits.


not to be picky but i'm sure Ringo didnt write have a number 1 hit, he sang a song that got to number 1

octopus's garden
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George Harrison liked India and Freddie went to school in India


OMG LOL



*also they are both dead from really nasty diseases

**I am taking the piss in case the OMG LOL didn't tip you off
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I loce you, poop dude!
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<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:
<B><font color=#ff7f00>Brenski</B> wrote:
dimcyril wrote:

the beatles were amazingly good.
no beatles = no queen.

i did this one months ago - and got slaughtered for being a heretic

Stick with your guns and say what you believe. That's all I've been doing for about 3 years, and I'm still here.


i know and sometimes it's fun irritating the "know-it-alls" - the ones who actually know f-all, in reality!

as for beatles' inspired queen stuff...(loosely speaking)

you and i
side black of queen II has an abbey road segue feel about it
night comes down
get down make love = come together (perhaps queen's most blatant beatles copy)
who needs you = i will
jazz feels distinctly "rubber soul"
listen to the white album and hear bits of ANATO




hi
i'm not being aggressive or anything now
but how does jazz feel distinctly rubber soul to you? i'm just curious,just to remind myself here are the tracks on rubber soul
drive my car
norwegian wood
you won't see me
nowhere man
the word
think for yourself
michelle
what goes on
in my life
i'm looking thru you
girl {brilliant song]
wait
if i needed someone
run for your life

to my ears they aren't very similar to jazz really
we've no ancestral halls, no haughty portraits on our walls, no family monuments at all, unless it's my cousin sheila's stupendous clevage.
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Octopus never was #1 (at least in UK and the States). It happens with some popular songs: All The Young Dudes, Dust In The Wind, Show Must Go On ... popular and all but never a #1

However, Ringo co-wrote with George a US #1 (Photograph) and had uncredited input in Paul's #1 hit Eleanor Rigby.

John Lennon alone composed more #1s than all the four Queennies together, and Paul wrote more than John.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
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Both bands used three lead singers (discounting Ringo for the sake of argument)

Queen II cover was a virtual copy of 'With The Beatles'

Both covered 'Slow Down' (well, OK, Brian did)

Roger covered 'Working Class Hero'

The Beatles last 'live' performance included 'God Save The Queen', played on a rooftop....

Since the Sour Milk Sea reference was already used, I'll have to stretch to find something else.
Oh yeah, both bands had two E's in their name

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