QueenNewcastle 17.06.2005 19:14 |
When did Freddie start doin his "Day-O" thing at concerts? |
_amadeus_ 17.06.2005 22:30 |
Wat do ya mean 'Day-O'? The only thing I think of is in 'Who Wants to Live Forever' at Wembley he sorta does somethin' like that O_o |
Suigi 18.06.2005 01:37 |
I think he's talking about the "repeat after me" segments in Queen's live shows, Wembley being a good example. Not sure if it's "Day-O" rather than just vowels. |
Forever88 18.06.2005 09:30 |
He usually did it before under pressure, most of the time with a glass of beer. Most notably wembley (god that was like ten minutes!) and live aid (when he threw beer at the crowd.) that and he did a bit of that during AOBTD at wembley (no beer). |
brENsKi 18.06.2005 11:01 |
i think it was probably some thing that grew from the first LOVE OF MY LIFE songalongs...getting the audience involved |
Serry... 18.06.2005 12:08 |
the_hero is correct, though I guess Freddie sung Day-O during The Works Tour '85 also. |
deleted user 18.06.2005 12:56 |
the_hero wrote: his first "singing with the audience" was in 1979 during Now I'm here, that was just the basic "yeah" stuff during Hot Space he did a few more "cools and yeahs" and in 1984 he started to do real vocal improvisations, like impromptu's and then in 1986 came the Day-O and the impromptu's came late ron in the showYep during '85 he already did Day-Oh. Like LIVE AID |
_amadeus_ 18.06.2005 13:05 |
Oh, now I know what ur' talkin' about :D Ya, that thing at Wembley lasted forever. |
-fatty- 2850 18.06.2005 16:19 |
Is it true that Freddie often forgot the words to the Day-O song and had to have it written on the palms of his hands? fatty. |
doremi 18.06.2005 16:22 |
I always loved when Freddie did the DAY-O thing. Live Aid & Wembley were classics! Like at Wembley when he sings so high he says to the audience "I can't go any higher, let's go down a little". But when he sings as high as he can, and Holds the note for quite some time, (which is amazing!)... ...Roger kids around with Freddie & the crowd and does a little drum end roll after Freddie ends the note! Adorable. |
wstüssyb 19.06.2005 01:32 |
Heard that he did it before UP on the Magic tour, as to get his voice going for that song. In Paris, on the Magic tour, he did it 3 times different times. |
RohemianBapsody 19.06.2005 05:43 |
On the MK concert he also trys to get the audience singin like Aretha Franklin. |
bitesthedust 19.06.2005 07:57 |
RohemianBapsody wrote: On the MK concert he also trys to get the audience singin like Aretha Franklin."I said a hey hey hey hey hey hey...." |
QueenNewcastle 19.06.2005 08:18 |
when he used to play with the crowd. on the magic tour and live aid he was doin the "day-o" thin, on the MK dvd, he was doin "lets play games" thing |
vinny2256_ 19.06.2005 08:43 |
<h99>Forever88</h99> wrote: He usually did it before under pressure, most of the time with a glass of beer. Most notably wembley (god that was like ten minutes!) and live aid (when he threw beer at the crowd.).There was no beer throwing at Live Aid! |
deleted user 20.06.2005 05:17 |
the_hero wrote: Freddie never threw beer, only glasses of waterWell he did pass beer, take Leiden '86. He gives a girl in the audience his glas of beer "Pass it around darling, there's enough for everybody" |
wstüssyb 20.06.2005 11:45 |
the_hero wrote: Freddie never threw beer, only glasses of waterAre you 100% sure? I know of a few concerts he threw beer. |
doremi 20.06.2005 12:23 |
I have to look for the thread, but a couple months back I asked about Freddie throwing berr, and no-one corrected me to say it was water, they all said it was beer. I have even read where he poured champagne on an audience at Madison Square Garden. Hey, at least it's the good stuff. Let me search for that thread. It won't come up cuz I just searched...but I remember this. |
doremi 20.06.2005 14:23 |
the_hero wrote:Here is MY thread that I started a few months back asking why in daylights, WHY Freddie threw beer/water at the audience.wstüssyb wrote:that's nice.. throwing alcohol in someone's eyesthe_hero wrote: Freddie never threw beer, only glasses of waterAre you 100% sure? I know of a few concerts he threw beer. link Anyhow...I remember saying in that thread...that in the gazillion concerts I have been to by gazillion artists, I have never seen a band/artist throw or pour beer, water, whatever on the audience. Everyone on that thread told me it "was cool", that Freddie did that, but personally, I would NOT like that at all. I don't care if it's Freddie doing the beer/water throwing/pouring or not. I do NOT find that all "Show Biz", and if an artist did that to me, (unless it was the coemdian Gallagher...where that IS part of his act), I would walk out. But that's just me. |
Bohardy 20.06.2005 14:56 |
You and Tom Cruise would get on well Arlene. link |
doremi 20.06.2005 15:04 |
Bohardy wrote: You and Tom Cruise would get on well Arlene. linkNo...I just don't appreciate someone pouring beer in my eyes or on me. I've had that happen in bars...and it ain't "showbiz". It sucks. I bet I've been to a gazillion concerts and local bar bands too, and no one has ever thrown beer on the crowd. In fact, the BAND usually HATES when the audience throws beer ON THEM!!!! |
doremi 20.06.2005 15:15 |
the_hero wrote:Weren't you being sarcastic here..meaning you would not like it either?wstüssyb wrote:that's nice.. throwing alcohol in someone's eyesthe_hero wrote: Freddie never threw beer, only glasses of waterAre you 100% sure? I know of a few concerts he threw beer. I can say almost every local band I've seen in a bar has had beer thrown on them by the crowd...and like I said..even THE BAND'S hate it. |
doremi 20.06.2005 15:53 |
the_hero wrote: I think you got it mixed up, someone was asking if Freddie threw beer towards the crowd, not the crowd towards Freddie..No..the original question on MY thread..and on this thread..was WHY did Freddie throw beer or water ON the CROWD?... Here is MY thread again! link ..Didn't you read my posts on this thread, and on MY thread?.... But when everybody said that they thought what Freddie did was "cool", and I said I would not find that cool...I ALSO pointed out..that not only some audience members may NOT like having a band or rock star throw water or beer on them... ..but also..the band's themselves that do NOT throw water or beer on crowds do NOT do so, becuase they do NOT like if or when the crowd throws water or beer on them as well. I was trying to say that just like there is nothing wrong with the audience NOT liking it thrown on them... ...many bands CAN relate because when put in the reverse situation, the band does NOT like it either. |
wstüssyb 20.06.2005 16:13 |
I doubt any one would be stupid enough to stare at beer being thrown your way, as every one usally put's there head down when water or anything else is thrown out. |
wstüssyb 20.06.2005 16:18 |
Before this gets more out of hand think of this you are throwing a cup of beer/water over a area of about 15-20 SQ feet, you are pretty much hot( summer tour, outdoors, you been in that area atleast 3-4 hours) You figure out of that 8 oz cup over 20 sq feet, you might get 5 or 6 drops of beer/water. I doubt any one there really mined, if any one actually did walk out of these shows I have never heard of. |
My Melancholy Blues 20.06.2005 16:31 |
Though not famous "Day-O", he already played with the audience like a catchball while Now I'm Here during the Jazz tour (before Live Killers tour), depending on the mood at that time. I like it, too...I'm sure he loved and enjoyed singing with the audience from '70s. And he was good at stirring up them to sing naturally. It's one of his awesome talents. p.s. sorry, I wrote what was already said... |
deleted user 20.06.2005 17:22 |
the_hero wrote:I think he tended to throw water rather than beer because some people might object to beer, because it could be sticky when it dried, or make your clothes smell. Whereas there's nothing wrong with getting soaked by water, especially when you are very thirsty!wstüssyb wrote:that's nice.. throwing alcohol in someone's eyesthe_hero wrote: Freddie never threw beer, only glasses of waterAre you 100% sure? I know of a few concerts he threw beer. |