[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=FF0099>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME]As the great Mr Bob the Shrek once said:
"God forbid anybody who releases a song with the following words in the title:
Bohemian
Rhapsody
Crazy
Little
Thing
Called
Love
Somebody
To
Love
Under
Pressure
We
Are
The
Champions
Will
Rock
You"
OOPS - you forgot to mention
Spread
Your
Wings
[/QUOTE]
and Let Me Entertain You...and Deiliah...
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Come on Guys!! everyone is free to sing Queen Songs!!! so The worst things happened and a lot of us like to go to this kind of atrocity,Like the concert--- QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS!!!!so what happened nothing but success now they released the DvD,uh? what can be worse --- QUEEN + ROBBIE WILLIAMS?? it would be a terrible succes, I am telling ya.. who is best Robbie or Mr Bad Company '??
Bad Company.
bad campany and free were better than robbie, but robbie would have made a better front man than freddie. robbie's live performces are in a league of his own, even better than MR. mercury.
we need a rest---
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Richard Orchard wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Robbie's "spread your wings" is a nice song. Whilst it would be nice to believe that Robbie picked the title as o a Queen tribute, I feel that this is mere coincidence.
Nice try though.[/QUOTE]
Applause....
Besides LOTS of artists have songs with the same titles.
Both The Allman Brothers Band and Fleetwood Mac have songs called Dreams.
Both Roy Orbison and The Motels have songs called Only The Lonely.
Get over yourself.
I STILL like Robbie! :D[/QUOTE]
Robbie is THANKFULLY HATED in America!
Bands with similar song titles:
Aerosmith and Pink Floyd have songs called Young Lust
Queen and Pink Floyd have songs called The Show Must Go On
The Beatles and Pink Floyd have songs called Money
Alice Cooper and Pink Floyd have songs called Wish You Were Here
Frank Sinatra and Pink Floyd have songs called High Hopes
Tom Petty, ELPowell and Pink Floyd have songs called Learning to Fly
Janet Jackson, Pink Floyd and Bread have songs called If
Jackson Browne and Pink Floyd had songs called Stay
ELPowell and Queen have songs called The Miracle
Robert Plant and Rush have songs called In the Mood
Queensryche and Rush have songs called Best I Can
Golden Earring, Rush and Iron Maiden have songs called Twilight Zone
Olivia Newton-John and Rush have songs called Xanadu
Huey Lewis and Rush have songs called Jacob's Ladder
Triumph and Corey Hart have songs called Never Surrender
Judas Priest and Def Leppard have songs called Love Bites
It also pertains to album titles:
Iron Maiden and Styx have albums called Brave New World
Pink Floyd and some country dude Mark Wills have albums called Wish You Were Here
Peter Frampton and Pink Floyd had albums called Shine On
or a hybrid of both:
The Kinks had a song called Permanent Waves in 1978 and Rush had that as an album title in 1980
The Kinks had a song called Moving Pictures in 1979 and Rush had that as an album title in 1981
Nice try though.[/QUOTE]
Applause....
Besides LOTS of artists have songs with the same titles.
Both The Allman Brothers Band and Fleetwood Mac have songs called Dreams.
Both Roy Orbison and The Motels have songs called Only The Lonely.
Get over yourself.
I STILL like Robbie! :D[/QUOTE]
Robbie is THANKFULLY HATED in America!
Bands with similar song titles:
Aerosmith and Pink Floyd have songs called Young Lust
Queen and Pink Floyd have songs called The Show Must Go On
The Beatles and Pink Floyd have songs called Money
Alice Cooper and Pink Floyd have songs called Wish You Were Here
Frank Sinatra and Pink Floyd have songs called High Hopes
Tom Petty, ELPowell and Pink Floyd have songs called Learning to Fly
Janet Jackson, Pink Floyd and Bread have songs called If
Jackson Browne and Pink Floyd had songs called Stay
ELPowell and Queen have songs called The Miracle
Robert Plant and Rush have songs called In the Mood
Queensryche and Rush have songs called Best I Can
Golden Earring, Rush and Iron Maiden have songs called Twilight Zone
Olivia Newton-John and Rush have songs called Xanadu
Huey Lewis and Rush have songs called Jacob's Ladder
Triumph and Corey Hart have songs called Never Surrender
Judas Priest and Def Leppard have songs called Love Bites
It also pertains to album titles:
Iron Maiden and Styx have albums called Brave New World
Pink Floyd and some country dude Mark Wills have albums called Wish You Were Here
Peter Frampton and Pink Floyd had albums called Shine On
or a hybrid of both:
The Kinks had a song called Permanent Waves in 1978 and Rush had that as an album title in 1980
The Kinks had a song called Moving Pictures in 1979 and Rush had that as an album title in 1981
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hey look, if he 'stole' someone's schtick and was GOOD at it then I wouldn't give a crap. But he's so painfully incapable of living up to the standards of any of his sources - er, I mean idols, it's just embarrassing.
Robbie Williams (and I say this from purely a musical standpoint - say what you will about his 'showmanship' and his 'personality') IS CRAP.
"I believe Pink Floyd did a song called The Show Must Go On, so Queen also "stole" things"
Meh, the Queen track was better.
You can argue about who stole what in music but really it doesn't matter a shit. Elvis supposedly stole from the blacks but I reckon he probably did it better than some people around in those days. It became something else when us shitty white people tried to do it, it's really just a natural evolution.
Jimi Hendrix in his later days was doing guitar overdubs startlingly similar to what Brian May was doing at the start. I'm not going to harangue Mr. May for a track like Chinese Torture and say 'YOU RIPPED OFF HENDRIX". Heck, they were doing it before Hendrix anyway...
It's all about how hard you suck once you've ripped someone off. Robbie Williams... you could use him to clean up confetti after a pride parade. That's how hard he sucks.[/QUOTE]
The Floyd's The Show Must Go On was short on The Wall album but the full song was on The Wall Live Is There Anybody Out There as a verse was left off on the album.
Robbie Williams (and I say this from purely a musical standpoint - say what you will about his 'showmanship' and his 'personality') IS CRAP.
"I believe Pink Floyd did a song called The Show Must Go On, so Queen also "stole" things"
Meh, the Queen track was better.
You can argue about who stole what in music but really it doesn't matter a shit. Elvis supposedly stole from the blacks but I reckon he probably did it better than some people around in those days. It became something else when us shitty white people tried to do it, it's really just a natural evolution.
Jimi Hendrix in his later days was doing guitar overdubs startlingly similar to what Brian May was doing at the start. I'm not going to harangue Mr. May for a track like Chinese Torture and say 'YOU RIPPED OFF HENDRIX". Heck, they were doing it before Hendrix anyway...
It's all about how hard you suck once you've ripped someone off. Robbie Williams... you could use him to clean up confetti after a pride parade. That's how hard he sucks.[/QUOTE]
The Floyd's The Show Must Go On was short on The Wall album but the full song was on The Wall Live Is There Anybody Out There as a verse was left off on the album.
Robbie is giving up on America as Americans realize how stupid he is!
When are the surviving members of Jefferson Airplane going to sue Freddie's estate for stealing "Somebody to Love"? I mean, same title, so it *must* be a rip-off ... right? That's how the logic works ...?
QZ-logic ;) gotta shoot em