Who should be the lead singer for this new album?
OBVIOUSLY IS PAUL RODGERS, BUT I WANT YOU TO TELL ME YOUR OPINION.
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Freddie.
Georgie. :D
Paul... without doubt...
George Michael singing rock and kinda heavy songs...?
Forget it...
Paul have done a great job... He have to be the permanent singer...
George Michael singing rock and kinda heavy songs...?
Forget it...
Paul have done a great job... He have to be the permanent singer...
I think George has a fabulous voice! But Paul is more suited for the job, probably ;-P
Dennis DeYoung. He could sing the Queen song 'Mr. Roboto' :D
Gotta have the faith....George Michael.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]sara310 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Gotta have the faith....George Michael. [/QUOTE]
Damn straight! :P
Damn straight! :P
they can both go jump on a spike
Paul Rodgers without question...he's got the range and power to do it. He did a damn good job with them on tour. I think George Michael is a great vocalist...but he's not a rock singer, the only heavy Queen track that he'd give a good vocal to would be "Millionare Waltz."
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]teleman wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dennis DeYoung. He could sing the Queen song 'Mr. Roboto' :D[/QUOTE] hahahaha i hate when people say thats a queen song
Definitely George Michael!!! He has a lot more in common with Freddie to where I would not even be offended if he sang with Brian and Roger. In common with Freddie, he is gay, he is ethnic British and he
also has a campy sense of humor. Like Freddie, he is also VERY sexy in an androgenous kind of way.
also has a campy sense of humor. Like Freddie, he is also VERY sexy in an androgenous kind of way.
Sir Paul
George Michael did a great job singing Somebody to Love at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, but Paul Rodgers, by far, is a better fit with the overall body of Queen's catalog. Paul Rodgers wins easily.
Robin williams