Who sung it, Roger, Paul or Brian. I hope it was Roger...
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Brian and Paul.
Shit. Thanks for the reply. Just that I found a video from 82 and you could hear Roger's vocals well and he sung it so nicely.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Scream_for_reality wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]WhatMustHeThink wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Shit. Thanks for the reply. Just that I found a video from 82 and you could hear Roger's vocals well and he sung it so nicely.[/QUOTE]
that video is also officially available on Queen On Fire DVD disc 2[/QUOTE]
Yah, I know, thanx though. Argh, I wish Roger sung more on this tour. His backing vocals always kicked ass.
that video is also officially available on Queen On Fire DVD disc 2[/QUOTE]
Yah, I know, thanx though. Argh, I wish Roger sung more on this tour. His backing vocals always kicked ass.
Actually they ALL sing it on the 'Super Live' show from Japan '05. Brian starts it off nicely, Roger just does background I think.. and for the big, heavy "when I'm gone..." part, Paul comes in with this freaky voice that sounds nothing like himself to me ;)
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)
Absolutely Brian...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mikahl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Actually they ALL sing it on the 'Super Live' show from Japan '05. Brian starts it off nicely, Roger just does background I think.. and for the big, heavy "when I'm gone..." part, Paul comes in with this freaky voice that sounds nothing like himself to me ;)
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)[/QUOTE]
Oh, but I loved Roger on IWBTLY! I guess it all goes with taste.
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)[/QUOTE]
Oh, but I loved Roger on IWBTLY! I guess it all goes with taste.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]WhatMustHeThink wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mikahl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Actually they ALL sing it on the 'Super Live' show from Japan '05. Brian starts it off nicely, Roger just does background I think.. and for the big, heavy "when I'm gone..." part, Paul comes in with this freaky voice that sounds nothing like himself to me ;)
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)[/QUOTE]
Oh, but I loved Roger on IWBTLY! I guess it all goes with taste.[/QUOTE]
Mostly depends on taste indeed, i like them both singing IWBTLY. Brian is much closer to the original, but Roger did it far more emotional :)
On the other hand, Roger does do part of I Was Born to Love You by himself.. which seems a little weak.. I think Brian handled it better and shoulda done the whole thing :)[/QUOTE]
Oh, but I loved Roger on IWBTLY! I guess it all goes with taste.[/QUOTE]
Mostly depends on taste indeed, i like them both singing IWBTLY. Brian is much closer to the original, but Roger did it far more emotional :)
Roger seemed to learn Teo Torriate lyrics perfectly. Roger sang Japanese chorus.
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice!
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goliath_chan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Roger seemed to learn Teo Torriate lyrics perfectly. Roger sang Japanese chorus.
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]WhatMustHeThink wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goliath_chan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Roger seemed to learn Teo Torriate lyrics perfectly. Roger sang Japanese chorus.
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P[/QUOTE]
Absolutely!!
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P[/QUOTE]
Absolutely!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goliath_chan wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]WhatMustHeThink wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goliath_chan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Roger seemed to learn Teo Torriate lyrics perfectly. Roger sang Japanese chorus.
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P[/QUOTE]
Absolutely!![/QUOTE]
I was a tiny bit scared the first time I heard him speaking japanese, I was like "ahh, evil voice!!"
Roger did not speak Japanese by a tour in conventional Japan. However, Roger talked arigato=thank you.
Paul Rodgers and Brian Japanese are nice![/QUOTE]
But we all know that Freddie had the best Japanese :P[/QUOTE]
Absolutely!![/QUOTE]
I was a tiny bit scared the first time I heard him speaking japanese, I was like "ahh, evil voice!!"