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Hi, We all know that Brian & Roger were in Peter Kays Video of "Amarillo" & Peter Guested at both the Manchester & Hyde Park concerts of this year, but I have just watched the new DVD from Peter Kay "Max & Paddy's - The Power of two" & Max(Peter Kay) says that "Bev Callard" of corrie fame, Looks like a Ginger Brian May.

I have watched all of Peter's other incarnations, i.e. "That Peter Kay Thing", "The Services", "Pheonix Nights" & "Max & Paddy's - Road To Nowhere" & have noticed that there's lots of Queen references & links within the shows.

Just For Fun, how many of them can you name?
e.g.(in "The Services" Peter Kay sings "We Will Rock You" naked, down the Hard Shoulder of the M62)

So I've given you 2 to start with,
1. "Max & Paddy's - Power of Two" Ref to Brian as Bev Callard.
2. "The Services" Naked rendition of We Will Rock You.

Have Fun!!!!!!
Joyful the sound
I think you've hit them all on the head there.
"Freddie would have loved it" - Brian May
in max and paddy - max is talking about his old girlfriend

and says she "is a kind of midget"

and paddy turns round and says isn't that a queen song

that peter kay thing (mark park episode) he is a singer (bad karaoke type) and he does a version of flash

then when talkin through the album listing he mentions another queen song (think it's radio gaga)
back off with your Megaton
Actually wasn't Fat Bottomed Girls on Max & Paddy when they were in that pub talking to Max's old bouncer mate who ended out to the a nutter?
"Freddie would have loved it" - Brian May
Nuno & David Jones, you've got numbers 3, 4, 5 & 6 between you, but There is Still more.

Have Fun!!!
Joyful the sound
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]David Jones wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Actually wasn't Fat Bottomed Girls on Max & Paddy when they were in that pub talking to Max's old bouncer mate who ended out to the a nutter?[/QUOTE]



It sure was. When his mate showed Max n Paddy the pic of his 'little miracle' black son. Tyson Lennox :oD Fekkin Genius.
Chom own mudder fukker.
Phoenix Nights, Name that Tune. Ray Vonn plays AKOM.
Chom own mudder fukker.
Yes, That's #7 Brian_Mays_Wig.

There is at least one more that I know of.

Happy New Year!!!!!
Joyful the sound
Aha, I'd forgot about that one.

He must have mentioned them in his stand up somewhere, when hes going on about partys...
"Freddie would have loved it" - Brian May
His bit of one vision from Hyde Park

Where he says bits of songs sound like something totally different

In One Vision where the lyric is "look what they've done to my dreams"

he says it sounds like (which it does) "What have they done to Mike Reid"

Very funny man
back off with your Megaton
David Jones
Posted: 12/31/2005 12:01:28 PM
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Aha, I'd forgot about that one.

He must have mentioned them in his stand up somewhere, when hes going on about partys...




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"Demise?! There is no demise of Queen!" - John Deacon
Nuno
Posted: 1/1/2006 10:16:43 AM
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His bit of one vision from Hyde Park

Where he says bits of songs sound like something totally different

In One Vision where the lyric is "look what they've done to my dreams"

he says it sounds like (which it does) "What have they done to Mike Reid"

Very funny man


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Yes, Peter will have most likely Done some Queen refs on his "Live Stand Up" Shows, but the last Ref I was refering to is from "Pheonix Nights".

Does Anybody Know it?

If Anybody knows of anymore, be it "Live" or "His TV shows" please feel free to list them here.

Have Fun!!!!
Joyful the sound
Peter who?
Does this go as far as Max just saying the words "a day at the races" in conversation?...
"Freddie would have loved it" - Brian May
No it wasn't the "A Day At The Races" comment, as that, I think was to be taken literaly, to be A day at the races.

The one that I mean, is a different ref.

Do You all give in? Shall I tell you?
Joyful the sound
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No it wasn't the "A Day At The Races" comment, as that, I think was to be taken literaly, to be A day at the races.

The one that I mean, is a different ref.

Do You all give in? Shall I tell you?[/QUOTE]


Go on.......im stuck.
Chom own mudder fukker.

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