everytime i hear this song i shake my head in pitty. In his final years was Fred getting mentally ill or something- im sorry but i had to say it. Go ahead say what u want about what i said but i had to see if someone ever thought this too
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Erm i just think he loved this cat so much and if you read about it he LOVED his cats he would talk down the phone to them and when one of them died he would get on the next plain and make a funiral. I guess it could be from the illness but i'm not sure, all i know is that he adored his cats he treated them like family and i find that so cute :)
I always thought the placement of Delilah was what did it in. If it had been used as a B-side only, it would be looked upon more favorably as a moment of indulgent whimsey. It would be viewed perhaps as more charming. But being placed on Queen's final masterpiece, it is naturally bound to be looked at as inferior to what surrounds it. Take it out of the tracklisting and replace it with Lost Opportunity or New Dark Ages, and as a b-side it wouldn't be taken so seriously.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]its_a_hard_life. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Erm i just think he loved this cat so much and if you read about it he LOVED his cats he would talk down the phone to them and when one of them died he would get on the next plain and make a funiral. I guess it could be from the illness but i'm not sure, all i know is that he adored his cats he treated them like family and i find that so cute :)[/QUOTE]
i think its cute too but the fact that song made the cut for songs going onto Innuendo blows my mind they must have been desperate for songs for that CD or something, i understand he loved his cats but how did he make a song like that for them??? idk its my opinion i guess- ive never really dissed Queen or anything about Freddie before but sorry this song blows my mind
i think its cute too but the fact that song made the cut for songs going onto Innuendo blows my mind they must have been desperate for songs for that CD or something, i understand he loved his cats but how did he make a song like that for them??? idk its my opinion i guess- ive never really dissed Queen or anything about Freddie before but sorry this song blows my mind
Whats wrong with saying goodbye to his cat before he died.
nothing i just didnt think he would do in song form-
like is it like he wants us to know hes saying goodbye with his cat, i think thats sweet and i like that aspect of the song just not the song itself
like is it like he wants us to know hes saying goodbye with his cat, i think thats sweet and i like that aspect of the song just not the song itself
You have childs?
I'm not, because I don't Like childs.
I have 3 cats, they are my babys and I love them like my childs. like Freddie.
I love that song, because I understand that lyrics.
You don't like the song, thats ok!
Sorry, for my bad english
I'm not, because I don't Like childs.
I have 3 cats, they are my babys and I love them like my childs. like Freddie.
I love that song, because I understand that lyrics.
You don't like the song, thats ok!
Sorry, for my bad english
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]its_a_hard_life. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Erm i just think he loved this cat so much and if you read about it he LOVED his cats he would talk down the phone to them and when one of them died he would get on the next plain and make a funiral. I guess it could be from the illness but i'm not sure, all i know is that he adored his cats he treated them like family and i find that so cute :)[/QUOTE]
Exactly.
Anyone who questions the meaning of Delilah can hardly call themselves a Freddie fan,dear;)
Exactly.
Anyone who questions the meaning of Delilah can hardly call themselves a Freddie fan,dear;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]nothing i just didnt think he would do in song form-
like is it like he wants us to know hes saying goodbye with his cat, i think thats sweet and i like that aspect of the song just not the song itself[/QUOTE]
I agree it's a nice thought but a crap song.
like is it like he wants us to know hes saying goodbye with his cat, i think thats sweet and i like that aspect of the song just not the song itself[/QUOTE]
I agree it's a nice thought but a crap song.
Exactly.
Anyone who questions the meaning of Delilah can hardly call themselves a Freddie fan,dear;)
I agree with that..!
Everyone has there wishes to do certain things before they pass over. And that was one of freddies..!
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Anyone who questions the meaning of Delilah can hardly call themselves a Freddie fan,dear;)
I agree with that..!
Everyone has there wishes to do certain things before they pass over. And that was one of freddies..!
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]the_hero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]at least he was original to write a song for his cat. You don't see that very often.. besides they had to write a lot so they could record it as Freddie was feeling very ill. So maybe the lyrics weren't well thought, but he liked it so much he thought it should be recorded.[/QUOTE]
i already said i respect the song in THAT sense- the sense being he wrote it from the bottom of his heart for the things that meant the most in his life in a way to say bye to them- BUT IN THE SONG SENSE IT SUCKS. thats it, i guess that makes me not a real "Freddie Fan" to you all which is the stupidest thing i ever heard so right think what u want thats a laugh and a half
i already said i respect the song in THAT sense- the sense being he wrote it from the bottom of his heart for the things that meant the most in his life in a way to say bye to them- BUT IN THE SONG SENSE IT SUCKS. thats it, i guess that makes me not a real "Freddie Fan" to you all which is the stupidest thing i ever heard so right think what u want thats a laugh and a half
thank you very muchhh
there will always be some aspects of Freddie or Queen itself that u dont like as much as the rest and thats one of them for me, nothings perfect
there will always be some aspects of Freddie or Queen itself that u dont like as much as the rest and thats one of them for me, nothings perfect
I love this song. The 'meeow' bit is fantastic.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]the_hero wrote: [/QUOTENAME]at least he was original to write a song for his cat. You don't see that very often.. besides they had to write a lot so they could record it as Freddie was feeling very ill. So maybe the lyrics weren't well thought, but he liked it so much he thought it should be recorded.[/QUOTE]
Well, I'm pretty sure Brian already wrote a song about his cat. "All Dead, All Dead" is also a much better song, both musically and artistically - not to mention it's not quite as silly. So it's not that original.
Well, I'm pretty sure Brian already wrote a song about his cat. "All Dead, All Dead" is also a much better song, both musically and artistically - not to mention it's not quite as silly. So it's not that original.
It's good Queen camp and those who don't know Freddie had cats (or their names)thinks it's a about a girl at first. A double-entendre with girls and cats. Without it Innuendo would still be interesting but I think less so.
[The double-entendre reminds me of another women/animal saying,
"Why buy the cow, when you can have sex with it for free". :{) ].
[The double-entendre reminds me of another women/animal saying,
"Why buy the cow, when you can have sex with it for free". :{) ].