QueenZone discussion #614437

Lymi wrote: He tried to wear the same clothes Freddie wore. But he looked ridiculous. How did Robbie think that he could be like Freddie that day. It's impossible. If we watch Freddie at Live Aid, he used the best clothes of the event. But in Live 8 with Robbie Williams was an abomination. You can sing a Queen song, i accept that, but dress like Freddie or try to imitate one of the guys of the band, it's not fair.

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

Lymi wrote: He tried to wear the same clothes Freddie wore. But he looked ridiculous. How did Robbie think that he could be like Freddie that day. It's impossible. If we watch Freddie at Live Aid, he used the best clothes of the event. But in Live 8 with Robbie Williams was an abomination. You can sing a Queen song, i accept that, but dress like Freddie or try to imitate one of the guys of the band, it's not fair.

1. it was meant as a tribute...get a life 2. freddie did not dress best that day...he wore a pair of old jeans, some filthy white trainers (look at em) and a singlet....with a prostitute's armlet....your standards must be very low if you REALLY think Fred was the best dressed that day... 3. Robbie was not an abomination....you are way too defensive of all things FM!!! i bet if Fred got up on stage and farted for 20 mins you'd still say it was a great performance

Lymi wrote: Well that's your point of view, i have mine

Sharron .G wrote: Freddie had on a white wife beater, not a vest.

Zebonka12 wrote: His performance of WWRY showed only a few things: 1. Brian May always knew how to write a song that would get an audience going. 2. People still love to hear that song in big venues. 3. That people these days are so starved for good musicians, that they'll enjoy any dreck.

LeroyBrown11 wrote: Does anyone have a picture of Robbie at Live 8 in his costume?

GreatKingSam wrote: Jesus fucking christ. Some of you have got serious denial problems. Ever heard of a tribute!? Fuck me, grow up. Also, Robbie dressed fuck all like Freddie. He dressed like Robbie Williams. But I spose no-one is allowed to wear a vest or blue jeans ever again? Or a yellow army-style jacket? Or mirror-sun glasses? Get a life. And, just because some say Robbie can't sing, it doesn't mean its true. I actually think he can sing and am quite a fan, and to be honest, wouldn't have minded one single bit had he fronted Queen because some of us don't have this stupid complex. Its pointless to get worked up about pointless posts like this, but sometimes frustration can get the better of anyone.

<font color=#C5150>The Fairy King</font> wrote: Robster ROCKED Live8!! Face it! Get Over It!

Stryder wrote: 2. freddie did not dress best that day...he wore a pair of old jeans, some filthy white trainers (look at em) and a singlet....with a prostitute's armlet....your standards must be very low if you REALLY think Fred was the best dressed that day... I'm sorry but you sir are a fucking retard. The jeans he wore were really in style back in '85, (eighty five) and if your 13 year old mind cannot make a difference from the style back in the 80s and now, then go to sleep, eat your vegies or take some brain vitamins. The same thing is available for the trainers and as far as the armlet, i think it was very "freddish" if you think about his performances. And the white t-shirt was by far the coolest thing he would ever wear that day, his entire outfit was a casual one, he really looked good performing and to me he had one of the best performances ever, both musical and in style.

Lymi wrote: He tried to wear the same clothes Freddie wore. But he looked ridiculous. How did Robbie think that he could be like Freddie that day. It's impossible. If we watch Freddie at Live Aid, he used the best clothes of the event. Just look at him. (Well, Freddie is beautiful all the time) But if we notice, Freddie was amazing that Saturday, July 13th. Nobody looked so good and hot like Freddie did. But in Live 8 with Robbie Williams was an abomination. You can sing a Queen song, i accept that, but dress like Freddie or try to imitate one of the guys of the band, it's not fair.

Brenski wrote: ... if freddie farted in a jar wearing a thong on stage - you'd still think it a 'great performance and the coolest outfit'

teleman wrote:

Brenski wrote: ... if freddie farted in a jar wearing a thong on stage - you'd still think it a 'great performance and the coolest outfit'

Maybe you could put that up on Rapidshare for the Stepfords LOL

<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote:

Stryder wrote: 2. freddie did not dress best that day...he wore a pair of old jeans, some filthy white trainers (look at em) and a singlet....with a prostitute's armlet....your standards must be very low if you REALLY think Fred was the best dressed that day... I'm sorry but you sir are a fucking retard. The jeans he wore were really in style back in '85, (eighty five) and if your 13 year old mind cannot make a difference from the style back in the 80s and now, then go to sleep, eat your vegies or take some brain vitamins. The same thing is available for the trainers and as far as the armlet, i think it was very "freddish" if you think about his performances. And the white t-shirt was by far the coolest thing he would ever wear that day, his entire outfit was a casual one, he really looked good performing and to me he had one of the best performances ever, both musical and in style.

you cheeky f**ker...freddie wore a vest and jeans and old trainers Bono, Bowie, (even geldof) dressed a little smarter....freddie looked like he was going 'out with the lads' HE never wore a white fucking t-shirt - IT WAS A FUCKING VEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no one has questioned his performance...my comments were against those that said he was the smartest dressed that day - HE WASN'T - by a long chalk!!! chekc your facts before slagging people who are merely stating the facts....or are you one of the QUEEN STEPFORDS who think if freddie farted in a jar wearing a thong on stage - you'd still think it a 'great performance and the coolest outfit'