| deleted user 18.11.2006 21:36 |
I would love to hear Chris Cornell sing Queen songs. He has an amazing range and I think he could handle it. It'd be very different sounding. I'd also love George Michael to record a whole album with Queen, his voice is great like Freddie's. What does everyone else think? |
| BRYCE THE TROLL 18.11.2006 21:46 |
BILLY JOEL!!!! |
| thejack 18.11.2006 21:47 |
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? I would like Freddie on the vocals with Queen. |
| deleted user 18.11.2006 23:03 |
I would love to see Justin Hawkins sing lead vocals. Simply because he has that flamboyant quality. Also, because I would love to hear him sing The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke! That would seriously amuse me... Besides, regardless of what anybody says, that guy can sing! If you don't believe me, then go listen to The Blind Man or English Country Garden and you'll see what I mean. And its a shame that he isn't in The Darkness anymore. Terrible thing to happen when rock started actually getting interesting. In case you haven't heard, Justin Hawkins has recently said that he would take the job as Queen's frontman if the oppurtunity ever arised. |
| mrjordy 18.11.2006 23:43 |
Paul Rodgers. |
| deleted user 19.11.2006 00:34 |
Ignore my previous post, I vote for myself as new lead singer of Queen. |
| Serry... 19.11.2006 01:28 |
Freddie Mercury. |
| No More Fun 19.11.2006 03:04 |
Paul Rodgers. its great |
| BRYCE THE TROLL 19.11.2006 03:09 |
paul sucks freddie could kick his only semi-talented ass up and dowm the block |
| mike hunt 19.11.2006 03:38 |
Mike hunt is the new singer for queen. |
| AmeriQueen 19.11.2006 04:36 |
Metal Head wrote: I would love to see Justin Hawkins sing lead vocals. Simply because he has that flamboyant quality. Also, because I would love to hear him sing The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke! That would seriously amuse me... Besides, regardless of what anybody says, that guy can sing! If you don't believe me, then go listen to The Blind Man or English Country Garden and you'll see what I mean. And its a shame that he isn't in The Darkness anymore. Terrible thing to happen when rock started actually getting interesting. In case you haven't heard, Justin Hawkins has recently said that he would take the job as Queen's frontman if the oppurtunity ever arised.I'd like to see Justin Hawkins star in the next version of 'Faces of Death' or Al Qaeda's next home video. I'd like to see him on a PBS science documentary called, "Vocal chord removal surgery." There may very well be a crappier vocalist in music history... I just can't prove it. |
| AmeriQueen 19.11.2006 04:38 |
Nothing will ever top, nor come close to equalling Freddie. So that being said, Paul Rodgers is as good as any to replace him. I'm satisfied. |
| olly1988 19.11.2006 08:45 |
steve perry, ex journey singer. only if paul went though, cos i love him too. |
| Bono Mercury 19.11.2006 08:51 |
Bono |
| Donna13 19.11.2006 09:05 |
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| bitesthedust 19.11.2006 09:25 |
Freddie Mercury. |
| john bodega 19.11.2006 10:32 |
Brian or Roger. Keep it in the family, for fucks sake. |
| Gordie Howe 19.11.2006 10:39 |
I wanna see an album with Brian or Roger singing on it. If that wont happen, then I wouldnt mind seeing Steve Perry or Justin Hawkins. |
| Bohemian Rahpsody 19.11.2006 10:54 |
paul o brien wrote: BonoDefinetley, Bono, or Meat Loaf. Bono is probably todays best frontman, and he would really do well with Queen behind him. However, looking at it realisticly, he would never leave U2, and I'm not sure how the band would take his influence, if it would work or not. And both bands would get a lot of crap from U2 fans (not all, I am one myself) about Bono leaving, but we can dream. Before I read you're post, my first thought was Meat Loaf. Brillian singer, he's not got Freddie's range (but who has), and there are singers who can reach higher notes, but Meat Loaf gives a great performance, has written some beutifull songs, and his exprerience of orchestral rock with Jim Steinman is something to be admired. But, when I think of it, he would decline the offer, and who knows what the band would think of that idea. Just a thought, my apologies for not remembering his name, but the lead singer of Smile could do it. He's got a good relationship with Brian and Roger, it could work. But, hey ho, lets hope that they havent decided that it's going to be Paul Rogers from now on out. Thanks, B.R |
| Vilatrista 19.11.2006 11:51 |
Freddie Mercury |
| roy_fokker 19.11.2006 12:10 |
Depends on the song... but there are a couple of singers I'd love to hear singing Queen, perhaps more than Paul Rodgers himself. One would be Cheap Trick's singer Robin Zander (lisen to Mighty Wings or The Flame, i.e.); The other would be Kenny Loggins (Forever, Danger Zone, Playing with the boys); The third would be Ronnie James Dio (or Peter Martin, perhaps, too!) of course I omitted to state that "I" would love to be there, too! just for a couple of songs, perhaps! ;-) |
| bas asselbergs 19.11.2006 12:13 |
Jeff Scott Soto. Michael Jackson. Robbie Williams. George Michael. Montserrat Caballé. Sting. Bono. Lionel Ritchie. Diana Krall. Axl Rose. Myself!!! I don't really want to hear these with Brian and Roger together on a "Queen"-named album. But it would be nice to have these stars cooperating with them on a "collaborations" album...a sort of tribute kind of thing. I do hope that the album the band is working on now, will be well produced, well mastered, well mixed, and that they will take the time to do it in a Queen-quality and Queen-worthy style...no hurry-up-the-clock-is-ticking quicky...They should really go for quality, and not make it a rush-release in order to make a deadline, and then be satisfied with a lesser done job. I want to recognise the Queensound, the background vocals, the diversity in musicstyles, the creativity, the finihing touch that sets them apart from "ordinary bands". And i would love to see some creativity in the sleeve design again....and then a proper name for the project. |
| david (galashiels) 19.11.2006 12:15 |
thats his name-the guy from cheap trick,he is good or used to be-he must be a bit old now |
| Raf 19.11.2006 12:55 |
Bohemian Rahpsody wrote:Although Queen is my favorite band (and U2 are merely the 2nd favorite), I really admire Bono a lot. Many of my friends think U2 is my favorite band because of my "obsession" about him.paul o brien wrote: BonoDefinetley, Bono, or Meat Loaf. Bono is probably todays best frontman, and he would really do well with Queen behind him. However, looking at it realisticly, he would never leave U2, and I'm not sure how the band would take his influence, if it would work or not. And both bands would get a lot of crap from U2 fans (not all, I am one myself) about Bono leaving, but we can dream. Before I read you're post, my first thought was Meat Loaf. Brillian singer, he's not got Freddie's range (but who has), and there are singers who can reach higher notes, but Meat Loaf gives a great performance, has written some beutifull songs, and his exprerience of orchestral rock with Jim Steinman is something to be admired. But, when I think of it, he would decline the offer, and who knows what the band would think of that idea. Just a thought, my apologies for not remembering his name, but the lead singer of Smile could do it. He's got a good relationship with Brian and Roger, it could work. But, hey ho, lets hope that they havent decided that it's going to be Paul Rogers from now on out. Thanks, B.R But still, I don't think he would be a good choice. He would surely do a good job performing a few Queen songs, but most Queen songs wouldn't suit his voice. A few U2 songs don't, and they're forced to play them in different keys so that he can sing them... :-\ |
| bitesthedust 19.11.2006 14:52 |
Bohemian Rahpsody wrote: Just a thought, my apologies for not remembering his name, but the lead singer of Smile could do it. He's got a good relationship with Brian and Roger, it could work.Tim Staffell. |
| Dan C. 19.11.2006 15:21 |
There are a lot of people I'd like to see do a track or two with them. I'd like the two of them to do it themselves more than anything, but since we have Paul, he'll do. Hell, he's the one that got them back into it full-bore anyway! I may not be the biggest Paul Rodgers fan, but I'm damn glad he came along and gave Brian and Roger a shot in the arm. I'm so happy they're working as Queen again that I could shoot a baby in the face and smile the whole time. |
| freddieparis 19.11.2006 15:31 |
john Wetton, because he's the best vocalist after Freddie of course!! |
| deleted user 19.11.2006 16:20 |
I want the McDonald Brothers from X Factor. Either that or Michelle McManus...... No seriously.......!!!! That way the ones that moaned about Paul Rodgers not being fit enough to front Queen would realise his talents are better than you might think. |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 19.11.2006 16:28 |
Zebonka12 wrote: Brian or Roger. Keep it in the family, for fucks sake. |
| Poo, again 19.11.2006 16:34 |
Justin Hawkins! |
| thefairyfeller 19.11.2006 18:11 |
Elton John in the 70s!!!!!!!! |
| Hooligan's Holiday 19.11.2006 18:54 |
Weeeeeeeeeell... Since Freddie is no longer with us (Some people still need to get that through their thick skulls... sheesh.), I vote Paul Rodgers. Enough said. |
| Matías 19.11.2006 18:54 |
Bono???????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He has a terrible and horrible voice!!!! He lost his voice!!!!!! Even in the 80's he couldn't have sung Queen songs. |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 19.11.2006 19:58 |
please,please,PLEASE, may the macdonald brothers and queen not be mentioned in the same sentence again....after this one of course! must get that image of them on a stage with queen out of my head. i need a lie down in a dark corner of the room now.let my nightmares begin.thankyou... |
| deleted user 19.11.2006 20:07 |
I think Steven Tyler would be amazing at it...it'd be different and he wouldn't try to imitate Freddie. I dislike Paul Rodgers on some Queen songs, he's a little too bluesy, but he's great on others. My vote still goes for George Michael and Chris Cornell. |
| redspecial85 19.11.2006 20:09 |
Jeff Scott Soto, Kevin Max, Paul Rodgers, Michael Tait, or Seal... |
| i_luv_freddie 33987 19.11.2006 20:24 |
of course freddie mercury but since we have lost in the horrible aids i truely believe james blunt or robbie williams do a great job on lead of singing... and one other thing who does paul rodgers think his is??? i hate that men with a passion... his such a wanker & should burn in hell. thank you everyone for putting up with my bitchy. kimmi kim |
| Queen-Obsessed 19.11.2006 20:35 |
Ummmm...Let's see...Freddie's dead so...Unless you can bring him back I vote we just let queen rest in peace...now if this was a matter of Life or death then Tim Staffell Because Him, Roger, and Brian had a really good relationship. |
| Crezchi 19.11.2006 20:40 |
John Deacon! lol Or Aretha Franlin, Freddie would love that, maybe Lemmy! lmfao lol jk. |
| deleted user 20.11.2006 10:07 |
joxerthemighty wrote: please,please,PLEASE, may the macdonald brothers and queen not be mentioned in the same sentence again....after this one of course! must get that image of them on a stage with queen out of my head. i need a lie down in a dark corner of the room now.let my nightmares begin.thankyou...I think you will find that I was taking the piss here. If I ever have the misfortune to see those two on stage then my only hope is that they are sweeping up after a gig by someone else. Nightmare is over :) |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 20.11.2006 10:52 |
i guessed you were joking about the macdonald boys,but the image was just too much for my fragile little mind..lol macdonalds is where they will be in a years time. on a serious note,apart from paul doing an album i would like to see jagger have a go or maybe a female rocker like pink. |
| deleted user 20.11.2006 20:50 |
Jagger would be cool or ROBERT PLANT! WOW! He would do What A Fool I've Been brilliantly! |
| Poo, again 21.11.2006 10:26 |
Justin Hawkins. O_o |
| no one but you 28112 21.11.2006 12:47 |
Freddie!! |