SomebodyWhoLoves 30.10.2004 19:52 |
No Doubt is an awesome band! and Gwen Stefani is so hot! |
Adam Baboolal 30.10.2004 21:47 |
Sure thing. Hell yeh! Why not. Booyah! Peace, Adam. |
jericho05 30.10.2004 23:33 |
SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: No Doubt is an awesome band! and Gwen Stefani is so hot!I couldn't agree more! |
deleted user 31.10.2004 00:51 |
Cool band, hot chick. Agree? hell yeah. |
wstüssyb 31.10.2004 02:37 |
Alli James is a huge fan |
deleted user 31.10.2004 08:55 |
Huge fan? I'm their biggest fan, dude. ;^) |
deleted user 31.10.2004 09:05 |
No Doubt played We Will Rock You at the concert I saw. There, Queen related. |
deleted user 31.10.2004 09:54 |
Yes, "Don't Speak" is their song. |
Brian_Mays_Wig 31.10.2004 09:59 |
Theyre shit. |
deleted user 31.10.2004 10:03 |
Somebody hold me back. |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 10:12 |
Gwen Stefani is a very special artist/entertainer. She is one of the few artists that can combine music, fashion, style, and fun in one package. You'll be surprised at how visually oriented they are, much like the late great Queen tried to be but No Doubt is more successful at this because Gwen Stefani is a genuine super gorgeous and super-charming rock-goddess. She's shines like the sun beaming 1,000 gigawatts of female charisma energy and attitude. What I'm insinuating here is that Gwen Stefani & No Doubt are a better Queen than Queen ever was. |
deleted user 31.10.2004 10:15 |
Very well said. :^) |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 10:36 |
In the big picture of big pictures, of course Queen is more accomplished and successful band than No Doubt. I think Queen was largely an androgenous band playing off Freddie's bi-sexuality. Whether you like to admit it or not, Queen always tried to have strong female vibes in their music and presentation. There always seemed to be an unsaid story behind the story, and one wasn't sure they wanted to know that story. But they ultimately come off as er she-males (a LOUD YUCK!) and that's the part of Queen that always bugged me. Gwen Stefani is 100% female, and she's gorgeous. She radiates female charm and energy, and in that sense, she is the REAL QUEEN. She's mesmerizing and fantastic. |
Mayboy 31.10.2004 10:44 |
I quite like them, Dont Speak, Hey Baby , and Sunday Morning are the only tracks i have heard at the moment. Considering buying one of their albums or maybe a greatest hits, any recommendations ppl? :) Didnt know about them playing Queen, bet that sounded interesting :) |
deleted user 31.10.2004 10:48 |
I think both bands have something to offer (obviously), but comparing the two and saying whether one is better than the other is a bit useless. Queen and ND have their different vibes, style, and music - both equally good. |
deleted user 31.10.2004 10:53 |
Nathan - if you like their hits, just go with buying their "Singles" cd. It's got all you would like, I think. :^) |
Mayboy 31.10.2004 10:58 |
Thanks Amanda :) Just bought it online : link Reviews couldnt be better 5 out of 5 ;-) |
Brian_Mays_Wig 31.10.2004 10:58 |
Miss James, I was only joking, I was just seeing what sort of reply Id get from you!! Theyre ok, I like 'Im just a Girl' and 'Its my Life' good songs, they arent one of my faves but I can listen to them. And Gwen is a sexy woman! |
deleted user 31.10.2004 11:01 |
You've made a very good buy, Nathan - you won't be disappointed!! You're lucky I didn't just outright attack you for that statement, B_M_W!! lol :^D |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 11:11 |
[quote] First of all, they did not try to put strong female vibes in, that's what you read into it! Queen wrote songs, and they did it in their own distinguished style, that's it. There's no she-male, no 'female vibes', although there is a hint at homosexuality, but that has NOTHING to do with female. That's just bullshit. I don't care if she's 100% female and gorgeous and all; that's not saying anything about her music (which sucks), and we're taling music and not appearance here. And if we were, Freddie outclassed her by far. He wasn't a woman and didn't pretend to be one. He was Freddie in a typical Freddie style. That style made Queen, not some 'female charm and energy'. [/quote] Freddie sang like a woman. He even dressed as a woman in their videos and in concert. How can you say there's no "female" energy in Queen? Unwittingly, you are dissing Freddie since he did everything he could to give female energy and essence into Queen. You sir, are in complete denial when you foolishly deny theres female energy in Queen. It's taken me a few years to realize this but Queen's legacy is becoming more and more tainted because the story of queen is pathetic. No Doubt's music does not suck. It has a different beat because the band's musical root is Ska. |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 11:30 |
Get the Videos 1992-2003 DVD. The 16 videos and behind the scenes vignettes are awesome. My favorite video is Simple kind of life - it's hilarious. |
bleeding heart show 31.10.2004 13:12 |
What you waitin'for ? is a very cool song and if the rest of her solo work is like that song than i'm sure she'll succed as a solo artist, the band is also good and i have thier singles collection CD and i really enjoy it BUT and a big BUT here.. they are nothing like Queen, and for gods sake you're in a Queen forum do you really expect us to say that ND/Gwen are better than them !? and about this female vide or whatever that you talk about that you claim is in Queens songs....you should take a listen to all the songs that were in the 70's particularly the camp rock bands or solo artists..David Bowie, T-rex....etc it was the trend BACK THEN. and Queen were a heavier band than ND/Gwen will ever be. and if you wanna praise Gwens look and feminine side here and say that she is 100% stunning then I suggest taking a good hard look at her chest and you will be surprised that she isn't a "100%" full of it !! |
Dennis ™ 31.10.2004 13:36 |
Offcourse the leadsinger is sexy, the girl looks hot. But the music sucks |
Mr.Jingles 31.10.2004 13:37 |
I love No Doubt, but I have to say that the new Gwen Stefani song 'What You Waiting For' is really bad. I don't seriously expect much from her studio album, but then you can't say anything until you listen to it. So we'll wait until Nov 23rd and then we'll see. I just recently got the No Doubt 'B-Sides and Rarities Collection'. I still wonder why so many of these songs were left out of the studio albums. The song 'Everything In Time' could have easily become one of No Doubt's greatest hits. One thing that I find that Queen and No Doubt have in common is that both bands are way too centered around their lead vocalists. Almost as much as many consider them the only ones worth paying attention to. Meanwhile, both bands have other memebers who put a huge amount of input into the recording process of their albums, but they are still very underated. |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 14:00 |
Mala-Kot wrote: and if you wanna praise Gwens look and feminine side here and say that she is 100% stunning then I suggest taking a good hard look at her chest and you will be surprised that she isn't a "100%" full of it !!Since you're a breast guy, you should like this picture then: link LOL |
Zander05 31.10.2004 20:57 |
SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: In the big picture of big pictures, of course Queen is more accomplished and successful band than No Doubt. I think Queen was largely an androgenous band playing off Freddie's bi-sexuality. Whether you like to admit it or not, Queen always tried to have strong female vibes in their music and presentation. There always seemed to be an unsaid story behind the story, and one wasn't sure they wanted to know that story. But they ultimately come off as er she-males (a LOUD YUCK!) and that's the part of Queen that always bugged me. Gwen Stefani is 100% female, and she's gorgeous. She radiates female charm and energy, and in that sense, she is the REAL QUEEN. She's mesmerizing and fantastic.Um, that is, without question, the biggest load of bullshit and probably the most insulting thing I've ever read on this forum. First off, No Doubt is a good band, but NOT half as good as Queen. Second, Freddie was not bisexual, third Queen did not "play off" it. They don't come off as she-males because they were men. Freddie did dress quite femme in the 70's but that's because it was trendy and cool at the time. And this 'loud yuck' you say gets my blood boiling because not only am I a queer activist, I am transgendered female-to-male. I'm very proud - but that's not to say I rub it in. Queen is an influential band and they did a lot of ground-breaking things in the 30 years they were together. Tell me, what did No Doubt do that could be compared to anything Queen did? In closing, I ask that you watch what you say because you've probably offended just about every die-hard fan here and have pissed off anyone involved in the GLBT community. Keep any negative thoughts and opinions to yourself. There's enough of that garbage out in the real world - I'd rather not see it here. |
Adam Baboolal 31.10.2004 21:41 |
No Doubt are one of the few bands today that still impress me. I remember sitting down to watch a documentary where they showed their recording process (Rock Steady) and hanging out together, and it was great. If you don't like ND/Gwen Stefani, don't insult them for the sake of insulting them. It's like the argument on here about when the WWRY Pepsi thing came out. People on the forum saying that Beyonce wasn't talented really stood out. Peace, Adam. |
SomebodyWhoLoves 31.10.2004 22:19 |
Zander05 wrote:I'm sorry that I've offended you. I'm not against homosexuals or the gay lifestyle. I respect everyone's lifestyle as long as it's not harming anyone else.SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: In the big picture of big pictures, of course Queen is more accomplished and successful band than No Doubt. I think Queen was largely an androgenous band playing off Freddie's bi-sexuality. Whether you like to admit it or not, Queen always tried to have strong female vibes in their music and presentation. There always seemed to be an unsaid story behind the story, and one wasn't sure they wanted to know that story. But they ultimately come off as er she-males (a LOUD YUCK!) and that's the part of Queen that always bugged me. Gwen Stefani is 100% female, and she's gorgeous. She radiates female charm and energy, and in that sense, she is the REAL QUEEN. She's mesmerizing and fantastic.Um, that is, without question, the biggest load of bullshit and probably the most insulting thing I've ever read on this forum. First off, No Doubt is a good band, but NOT half as good as Queen. Second, Freddie was not bisexual, third Queen did not "play off" it. They don't come off as she-males because they were men. Freddie did dress quite femme in the 70's but that's because it was trendy and cool at the time. And this 'loud yuck' you say gets my blood boiling because not only am I a queer activist, I am transgendered female-to-male. I'm very proud - but that's not to say I rub it in. Queen is an influential band and they did a lot of ground-breaking things in the 30 years they were together. Tell me, what did No Doubt do that could be compared to anything Queen did? In closing, I ask that you watch what you say because you've probably offended just about every die-hard fan here and have pissed off anyone involved in the GLBT community. Keep any negative thoughts and opinions to yourself. There's enough of that garbage out in the real world - I'd rather not see it here. I was trying to say that Gwen Stefani and No Doubt remind me a lot of Queen which I love as a band, and I can see striking similiarities between the two. They both have hugely charismatic lead-persons, and although people have denied it, I think Gwen and Freddie are almost like cross-gendered spiritual glamour twins, and their impact on the band reflects their similiar tastes and style. Freddie was incredibly feminine for a man, and he definitely set the tone for the band. I think the way Gwen struts and moves onstage is increasingly mercury-esque. She's very good. Maybe I'm crazy but that's what I see. I think Freddie would appreciate No Doubt if he were alive. Gwen's latest song strikes another familiar Queen theme: Japan. Like Freddie, Gwen loves to shop in Japan, and has created a song about Japan. |
Daburcor? 31.10.2004 22:24 |
No Doubt get "Dan's Seal Of Approval". A hard feat indeed. ;) |
Mr.Jingles 01.11.2004 08:43 |
I'm not quite sure if Freddie would like No Doubt. But I'm more than sure that John does. He always had that vibe for artists who were able to make great music by mixing rock and black rythms like R&B, funk, and reggae. |
brian_may_wannabe 01.11.2004 09:36 |
Only know the song DON'T SPEAK. Not really familiar with their songs/albums though!! |
deleted user 01.11.2004 09:52 |
Brian outed himself as a No Doubt-fan in a 1997-interview. |
Janet 01.11.2004 10:03 |
I love No Doubt. One of my top 5 favorite bands. |
deleted user 01.11.2004 10:59 |
"Gwen's latest song strikes another familiar Queen theme: Japan. Like Freddie, Gwen loves to shop in Japan, and has created a song about Japan." - I find it a bit odd that you are trying to draw all of these comparisons between Gwen and Freddie. Just because they like Japan does not exactly make them carbon copies of each other. And Gwen did not write "What You Waiting For?" about Japan. She refers to it twice and there's a lot of Japanese stuff in the video, but I know for certain the song is only about her and her musical endeavours. Just seems like you are looking into things a tad too much... |
7Innuendo7 01.11.2004 11:05 |
I like No Doubt, Hella Good is really catchy. Love the keyboard work there. Gwen's cute, I wonder what a Freddie/Gwen collaboration would sound like... |
deleted user 01.11.2004 11:08 |
ever heard of the personal section ??????????????? |
Daburcor? 01.11.2004 11:41 |
I don't think I like her new solo song... :/ |
The Fairy King 01.11.2004 11:47 |
luv them! have most of their cd's :) |
SomebodyWhoLoves 01.11.2004 11:51 |
<font color=purple>Miss James wrote: "Gwen's latest song strikes another familiar Queen theme: Japan. Like Freddie, Gwen loves to shop in Japan, and has created a song about Japan." - I find it a bit odd that you are trying to draw all of these comparisons between Gwen and Freddie. Just because they like Japan does not exactly make them carbon copies of each other. And Gwen did not write "What You Waiting For?" about Japan. She refers to it twice and there's a lot of Japanese stuff in the video, but I know for certain the song is only about her and her musical endeavours. Just seems like you are looking into things a tad too much...Have you listened to "Harajuku girls"? I don't think I'm looking into things that are not there. |
Brianmay1975 01.11.2004 12:30 |
SomebodyWhoLoves wrote:Come on, SWL, is this what you were really trying to say? Then how do you explain the LOUD YUCK thing in your first post? I'm not gay, bi or whatever, but it still bothers me. I can't understand why being 100% female should be better than being male. There are ppl here who might think Freddie's "androgenous" style was more attractive and I agree. But I don't think they came off as she-males. Perhaps Freddie had this female look (only in the 70s), but Brian always looked very very male, a handsome guy he was (well, still is). Besides that, what's wrong with Freddie's (so-called) bisexuality (I actually think he was gay)? There may be ppl who actually like what you called their "female vibes" (err, I'm one of them)...Zander05 wrote:I'm sorry that I've offended you. I'm not against homosexuals or the gay lifestyle. I respect everyone's lifestyle as long as it's not harming anyone else. I was trying to say that Gwen Stefani and No Doubt remind me a lot of Queen which I love as a band, and I can see striking similiarities between the two. They both have hugely charismatic lead-persons, and although people have denied it, I think Gwen and Freddie are almost like cross-gendered spiritual glamour twins, and their impact on the band reflects their similiar tastes and style. Freddie was incredibly feminine for a man, and he definitely set the tone for the band. I think the way Gwen struts and moves onstage is increasingly mercury-esque. She's very good. Maybe I'm crazy but that's what I see. I think Freddie would appreciate No Doubt if he were alive. Gwen's latest song strikes another familiar Queen theme: Japan. Like Freddie, Gwen loves to shop in Japan, and has created a song about Japan.SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: In the big picture of big pictures, of course Queen is more accomplished and successful band than No Doubt. I think Queen was largely an androgenous band playing off Freddie's bi-sexuality. Whether you like to admit it or not, Queen always tried to have strong female vibes in their music and presentation. There always seemed to be an unsaid story behind the story, and one wasn't sure they wanted to know that story. But they ultimately come off as er she-males (a LOUD YUCK!) and that's the part of Queen that always bugged me. Gwen Stefani is 100% female, and she's gorgeous. She radiates female charm and energy, and in that sense, she is the REAL QUEEN. She's mesmerizing and fantastic.Um, that is, without question, the biggest load of bullshit and probably the most insulting thing I've ever read on this forum. First off, No Doubt is a good band, but NOT half as good as Queen. Second, Freddie was not bisexual, third Queen did not "play off" it. They don't come off as she-males because they were men. Freddie did dress quite femme in the 70's but that's because it was trendy and cool at the time. And this 'loud yuck' you say gets my blood boiling because not only am I a queer activist, I am transgendered female-to-male. I'm very proud - but that's not to say I rub it in. Queen is an influential band and they did a lot of ground-breaking things in the 30 years they were together. Tell me, what did No Doubt do that could be compared to anything Queen did? In closing, I ask that you watch what you say because you've probably offended just about every die-hard fan here and have pissed off anyone involved in the GLBT community. Keep any negative thoughts and opinions to yourself. There's enough of that garbage out in the real world - I'd rather not see it here. Oh and you didn't explain why you said Queen's story was pathetic. Why? |
SomebodyWhoLoves 01.11.2004 13:26 |
Come on, SWL, is this what you were really trying to say? Then how do you explain the LOUD YUCK thing in your first post? I'm not gay, bi or whatever, but it still bothers me. Oh and you didn't explain why you said Queen's story was pathetic. Why?When you first listen to Queen, you love their music, and the love is pure, and blind. And if you love a band or anything in life too much, you want to understand every detail of the object you love. This love led me to understand all the possible motives and inspiration behind the lyrics. Its impossible to understand the band without becoming a student of each member's life. The more I learned about the people behind Queen, the more I sensed real tragedy and sorrow. Through this evolutionary process, I've formed a set of conclusions and judgements of the band. To me, any story in which the protagonist suffers such an ignoble fate like AIDS/HIV is a tragedy. That it happened to such a gifted man, and that he self-destructed entirely on his own, to me, that is not just tragic, it is pathetic. I can't understand why being 100% female should be better than being male. There are ppl here who might think Freddie's "androgenous" style was more attractive and I agree....There may be ppl who actually like what you called their "female vibes" (err, I'm one of them)...You just hit the nail on the head! Think about what you just said! you LIKE their "FEMALE VIBES"!! But they're not FEMALES! Shouldn't that make you pause and think and feel a little sick? I agree that Freddie was very feminine & he did it well. But it bugs me because he's NOT A FEMALE!! It's a little bit like, you date this pretty chick and you like her, but at the end of the date, you find out she's a GUY!! EWWW! But I don't think they came off as she-males. Perhaps Freddie had this female look (only in the 70s), but Brian always looked very very male, a handsome guy he was (well, still is). Besides that, what's wrong with Freddie's (so-called) bisexuality (I actually think he was gay)?Nothings wrong with his gay life. I just wish I didn't know about it, and that he kept it to himself. It's like he crossed a line and he fooled his fans. We got duped into liking his music. I thought it was just the music, but it's not just music. He was selling his "female vibes", wanting us to BUY into and APPROVE his homosexuality. It's very subtle thing but that's what he was doing. So the entire thing is a little weird and uncomfortable. Of course at first you're not aware of what he did. But now, it's obvious and it's a little disgusting. |
deleted user 01.11.2004 14:17 |
"Have you listened to "Harajuku girls"? I don't think I'm looking into things that are not there." - Yes, I have. It is a reference to something that comes from Japan. So the two references in the song means it is ABOUT Japan? I don't think so. |
OrAnGe SoDa 01.11.2004 14:21 |
i think No Doubt is awesome!!!Gwen Stefani is one of my idols. |
Giacco 73 01.11.2004 14:33 |
I always liked NO DOUBT,but most of all Gwen Stefani,she's incredibly hot! |
SomebodyWhoLoves 01.11.2004 14:46 |
<font color=purple>Miss James wrote: "Have you listened to "Harajuku girls"? I don't think I'm looking into things that are not there." - Yes, I have. It is a reference to something that comes from Japan. So the two references in the song means it is ABOUT Japan? I don't think so.No, there is a second song called "Harajuku" about Harajuku Girls. |
Mr.Jingles 01.11.2004 15:18 |
Comparing No Doubt to Queen is like comparing apples and oranges. No Doubt is an incredibly versatile band when it comes to using rythyms and crossing over from one to the other, by ranging from styles that go from punk to reggae, from ska to funk, and from pop to swing. Yet still they haven't reached the level of a band like Queen, which to this day can only compare to bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, or The Beatles. No Doubt still has a long way ahead of them. So only time will tell how big will the eventually become. At least I know that they're already bigger than 'The Police' or 'Madness'. Two of their biggest influences. |
mamamia 01.11.2004 16:13 |
She has a great voice, sure I like them. |
Brianmay1975 02.11.2004 09:11 |
SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: The more I learned about the people behind Queen, the more I sensed real tragedy and sorrow. Through this evolutionary process, I've formed a set of conclusions and judgements of the band. To me, any story in which the protagonist suffers such an ignoble fate like AIDS/HIV is a tragedy. That it happened to such a gifted man, and that he self-destructed entirely on his own, to me, that is not just tragic, it is pathetic.Well, I also love Queen with a pure blind love and I'm sad when thinking about Freddie's death. I also think he could have been more careful and avoid getting AIDS... if he knew about it back then. But the truth is he never knew about it in his wild days. No one knew by then. Or if he knew, he didn't look at it like as if it was a huge threat and no one can blame him for this, given the time when he lived. The saddest part is that, when he found out he got AIDS, he wasn't leading the one-night stand lifestyle anymore. He was happy. Happy with the man he loved, at home, watching TV in the long autumn nights... now that's what I call sad. But not pathetic. Not at all pathetic... You just hit the nail on the head! Think about what you just said! you LIKE their "FEMALE VIBES"!! But they're not FEMALES! Shouldn't that make you pause and think and feel a little sick?I'm sorry, I don't understand why I should feel sick. Besides that, it's not me who used the words "female vibes", it's you, I just quoted your post. I never looked at them as she-males. I still hold on to my opinion that Freddie was the only one with somehow feminine features, the other being very strong male characters. And yes, I do like Freddie's way of teasing around, letting you guess whether he was gay or straight. It was part of the show. Is it so wrong to like Freddie's stage persona, that I should feel sick about it? Btw, being female myself, Freddie's female attitudes made me understand them better, that's what I like... I agree that Freddie was very feminine & he did it well. But it bugs me because he's NOT A FEMALE!! It's a little bit like, you date this pretty chick and you like her, but at the end of the date, you find out she's a GUY!! EWWW!Well, at least, Freddie never pretended to be a female... Nothings wrong with his gay life. I just wish I didn't know about it, and that he kept it to himself. It's like he crossed a line and he fooled his fans. We got duped into liking his music. I thought it was just the music, but it's not just music. He was selling his "female vibes", wanting us to BUY into and APPROVE his homosexuality. It's very subtle thing but that's what he was doing. So the entire thing is a little weird and uncomfortable. Of course at first you're not aware of what he did. But now, it's obvious and it's a little disgusting.Are you so sure that's what he did? Actually, Freddie did keep his sexuality to himself. Not once did he say: "Yes I'm gay". But he never hid it too. Don't you think he'd have been a bit coward to hide it? Besides that, if you're a straight guy, you act like a straight guy, if you're a female, you act like a female. If one is gay, don't you expect him to act like a gay guy would? And Freddie was gay, like it or not. He could have pretended he wasn't, but he'd still have betrayed himself... It's natural he acted a bit campy, when he was indeed camp. Can't blame him. |
Hitman 02.11.2004 13:20 |
NO DOUBT is a very good band, and Gwen is a great live performer i think. True Amanda? Please stop considerations about bisexuality of Freddie like a reason of Queen popularity or Queen success...a band has success for other reasons. |
Mr.Jingles 02.11.2004 15:33 |
ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT... link |
deleted user 02.11.2004 19:11 |
Soooo true, Lore! lol :^) |
iGSM 02.11.2004 19:27 |
I actually like her new song and I'm quite impressed with No Doubt as a whole. I'll never forget when 'Just a Girl' came out and I saw their video clip for it. Good-o. Come to think of it I could name about 7-10 ND songs with out really thinking about it. Heh, they're not my favourite band but at least they can scribe a catchy tune. |
Zander05 02.11.2004 19:32 |
Someonewholoves, Again, you have something to say on gender issues. And just before, you said you were not intending to offend anyone. OK, I'm at peace with you not being cool with trannies and what-not, but KEEP IT TO YOURSELF! Freddie, nor any other member of the band, was NOT a woman trapped in the body of a man. He was just a trendy gay guy - that's all there is to it. And as far as "he lied, we were duped" crap, no - we weren't. If asked, Freddie would admit he was gay (not in the early stages of his career as he was still battling himself over his confusion). And anyway, it's nobody's business. Why should anyone (famous or not) go out of their way to come out? Nobody HAS to. Elton John didn't, George Michael didn't, Melissa Etheridge didn't. But they did anyway because it was for them to tell. They felt it right to do so. It wasn't a stupid publicity stunt to boost sales - if you're queer, you have the option to say to the public that you are. Not everyone screams it from the hilltops and it's generally because of ignorant people like you who make no effort to see that everyone within the GLBT community and spectrum is human. Instead, you go around THINKING you know what you're talking about. And then, you try to excuse your comments. This probably wouldn't bug me so much if you didn't try to worm your way out of something. Accept it, you said stupid shit - all you need to do is apologize and let it go. |
MetzgerR 02.11.2004 23:48 |
I remember the very first time I posted on here, and it was in response to a similar kind of comment. I still don't understand why people insist on making such a stinking big deal out of Freddie's personal life and his personal choices. From what I've seen and read, he seemed to be a pretty private person - especially compared to celebrity personalities today. The pathetic comments I see coming from SomeoneWhoLoves would probably be better aimed at someone like Paris Hilton or Brittany Spears. Or does the fact that they're women make them perfect? Let me say that I am female - as 100% female as Gwen Stefani is, if not nearly so gorgeous or stylish. And, as a heterosexual female, I find Paris Hilton and Brittany Spears to be much more sickening and pathetic than ... well, anything I've ever found related to Queen. I don't understand why Freddie's being gay is such a large issue, apparently. So what - that was his choice and his business, not mine. And as for the entire group being these quasi-female wannabes...if I weren't already so incensed, I probably would laugh. So Roger could've made a really pretty girl? It's not as though he got to choose his features or anything...And there are plenty of people today whose features may be more feminine or masculine than is considered average for their gender. I mean, Elijah Wood is a very pretty guy, and Lavinia Milosovici has a really strong face. It seems to me that you are a little hyper-sensitive about this whole thing. Finally, Freddie's death was not pathetic. It was sad, and it was tragic, but it was not pathetic. I will always be very regretful that I will never have the chance to meet him, or to ever hear him play live, or even see him. I will always be sad that one of the most talented artists I've ever listened to died in what had to have been a very slow and agonizing manner. But even in that, he was so much stronger than I could ever imagine myself being in his place. I think his death is a cause for reflection on how much he gave of himself for his fans, how incredibly lucky we all are to have been graced with his memory. In no way is it pathetic, unless you feel that these are pathetic as well. Obayo. |
Azmadlyflex 03.11.2004 08:38 |
YO YO YO BIG FAN OFFA NO DOUBT!!! one of the flexes Bands on earth as we speak. braeking all musical rythms they mo than a pop mo than a punk mo than a ska mo than reggae man they do their tings!! gotta everyting I think involving this band and in the Uk i went as far as getting the box set whick now I cant find any second, as ma Tragic Kingdom dvd of it has scratched badly!! I tink ya find all musical fans in here but no doubt yeah man one of ma few number ones band of all times! I had to reply to this post just cos I think they are great big up! |