| Ian_snake 18.12.2005 05:39 |
During Queens 20 reign as the most dominant british band since the beatles,they style of music changed accordingly with the decade. Here are the eras of queen; 1973-1980:Typical british glam rock. 1980-1988:British pop music which WASNT chessy. 1988-1991:respectable British rock band. 1992-present:Queen remakes are SH*T,WWRY musical still going since 2002 and Brian May + Roger Taylor still KICK ASS! |
| deleted user 18.12.2005 06:05 |
Yeah and 2005 still doing touring |
| blerp 18.12.2005 12:40 |
I'm really obsessed with '73-'80s Queen. They were really good dressers. And I love their fantasy-filled lyrics. |
| Sherwood Forest 18.12.2005 13:00 |
LadyMercury wrote: I'm really obsessed with '73-'80s Queen. They were really good dressers. And I love their fantasy-filled lyrics.me too and to add onto that their sound was unlike anything i eer heard from them |
| stringsrmagicalzey 18.12.2005 13:56 |
1973-1980:Typical british glam rock. ...WOWWWW!!!!!!My fav! |
| bitesthedust 18.12.2005 14:34 |
1973-1980. |
| Robin 18.12.2005 14:39 |
Having been around for all era's, I have to say that my favorite is 73-80. That being said, I love watching them evolve, even to this day. It's been quite a ride. |
| deleted user 18.12.2005 15:02 |
i lyk early queen, the songs wuz great and i loved the outfits, they all looked so young and sexy too!!! :P |
| Gordon Derek Parrish 18.12.2005 15:28 |
i can't decide. They had some song in the 70's that werent greatand the same in the 80's. I think there later albums are really underated. innuendo is a brilliant album and should be recognised more. thanks |
| Gordon Derek Parrish 18.12.2005 15:29 |
p.s i didnt mean werent great. they were all great just some better than others. maybe body language. |
| great king ratrat3 18.12.2005 16:05 |
70's Queen contains the foundation the 80's Queen built upon |
| Gordon Derek Parrish 18.12.2005 16:13 |
p.s i didnt mean werent great. they were all great just some better than others. maybe body language. |
| Gordon Derek Parrish 18.12.2005 16:20 |
oops sorry, |
| it was electric7 18.12.2005 19:18 |
oh god, their 70's era was the best!!!!! i just think they looked so sexy and glam<3 well they always look sexy but that was like EXTRA SEXY!! |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 18.12.2005 20:21 |
Erm i like 70s and 80s!!! this is quite hard because they all looked so cute in 70s the newbies on the street hehe and 80s there all expirenced and all that which is great! |
| deleted user 18.12.2005 21:37 |
My favourite is the 90s. I just can't get over the fact that Freddie could work like that. So hard and bravely. I don't want to go out if I just havea cold but AIDs, and still well it's amazing. I love the 80s era as well. His voice is brilliant and so is all their music. The 70s is great to. But overall the 90s is my fave. |
| Ready_Coddie 19.12.2005 00:49 |
1973-1980 was great because of enthusiasm they put in it... They came up all sorts of things, it was very experimental. 1980-86 was not too great in my opinion. Though there were great hits like WWTLF, AOBTD, AKOM, etc... There were some very bad numbers like Back Chat, Body Language... it was simply not their style... after 86 Freddie put a completely new touch & made extremely numbers till his demise. You could see the perfection on Innuendo & The Miracle. |
| liam 19.12.2005 08:32 |
definetly 70's queen. |
| Rick 19.12.2005 14:56 |
Seventies Queen, no doubt about it. To be honest: 1971-1982. |
| Iam the one 19.12.2005 15:50 |
i agree 1973-1980.They had lots of killer albums. |
| Freya is quietly judging you. 19.12.2005 16:31 |
Early 70s is my favourite Queen period. IMHO their music was at it's best at that time. I guess my favourite Queen period was 73-76 but to be honest i love all of Queens music, so give me Queen from any period and i'd love them. |
| inmsthebest 20.12.2005 08:53 |
Adore all "eras" but I'm mostly seduced by 70s Rock style, Freddie's composing was just superb. ;) Only that I didn't like too much their heterogeneous dressing style,not uniform or standardized at all, but LOL, that kept on in the eighties(maybe in the final years they were more in consonance with each other:)) |
| drwinston 20.12.2005 13:01 |
Angelo_ramerez wrote: 1973-1980:Typical british glam rock.Typical british glam rock? You mean like Gary Glitter or T Rex? Not a chance. They may have dressed the part, but there is much more depth to their music at this time to dismiss it as typical glam. |
| Asterik 24.12.2005 12:10 |
I liked 1988-1991. Queen were making great albums again and finally starting to get the critical recognition they deserved. They were also a lot more sober too. |
| AmeriQueen 24.12.2005 12:53 |
First, out of your breakdown. My favorite era by my own breakdown would be the: Pure Queen era: Queen I - A Night at the Opera, distinguished by me for - a) Roy Thomas Baker albums(minus Jazz) b) Brian May's early Ringmaster Treble booster c) Queen doing their original style, particularly the first two albums, before they started to expand into more commercial endeavours, which started with Sheer Heart Attack. |
| as it began 28.12.2005 00:15 |
From A Night At The Opera- The Game. |
| M a t i a s M a y 28.12.2005 00:38 |
74 - 76 78 - 78 91 - 91 Those were the days of their lives! |
| M a t i a s M a y 28.12.2005 00:40 |
AmeriQueen wrote: First, out of your breakdown. My favorite era by my own breakdown would be the: Pure Queen era: Queen I - A Night at the Opera, distinguished by me for - a) Roy Thomas Baker albums(minus Jazz) b) Brian May's early Ringmaster Treble booster c) Queen doing their original style, particularly the first two albums, before they started to expand into more commercial endeavours, which started with Sheer Heart Attack.Brian's early treble booster was only in Queen and Queen II, in Sheer Heart Attack he had another one. |
| Fraz 28.12.2005 17:54 |
the earlier years. |
| In_the_lap_of_Roger 29.12.2005 08:11 |
I LOVE Brians hair in CLTCL so I guess end of the seventies is my favourite when it comes to Bri. Roger is as hot now as he was 30 years ago, so all the time. I liked Deaky in the Breakthru-video, so around late 80:s with Deaky. He looks like a geak. Freddie was gorgeaus in the Breakthru-video, but I love and worship him all the time |
| iljaiya 29.12.2005 08:33 |
Music: '73-'76 '89-'91 Concerts: '74-'79 |
| Sithmarauder 29.12.2005 08:41 |
Robin wrote: Having been around for all era's, I have to say that my favorite is 73-80. That being said, I love watching them evolve, even to this day. It's been quite a ride.Yes, same here, I've been a fan since Bo Rhap was released in the US but I have my favorite era broken down into the band as a whole and Freddie's vocals: As a band I love their live shows from 75 to 82. Freddie's vocal from 80 to 84. I wasn't too high on his voice during the Magic Tour except for the Budapest show. |