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I discovered a Queen cassette(The Game) when I was a kid on a cargo boat my dad bought and captained down to the Caribbean from England. It was amazing hearing
by Grazester 10y ago
I discovered a Queen cassette(The Game) when I was a kid on a cargo boat my dad bought and captained down to the Caribbean from England.
It was amazing hearing them for the first time. My parents couldn't understand how I liked this noise(particularly "Another one bites the dust").
Once in my teens and armed with the internet, I did a lot of reading up on Freddie Mercury. He was a hell of a musician and a show man!
It is a shame I couldn't see him in concert :(
- ekianjo 10y ago> It is a shame I couldn't see him in concert :( One of my deeper regrets as well. I was born too late for that, but the stage performances were simply amazing, judging on the recordings that remain.
- cyberferret 10y agoMy one regret too... I've got their "Live at Wembley Arena" on DVD, and I would give my right * to have been there and experienced that. Queen at the top of their game.
- maxxxxx 10y agoI guess sometimes it's good to be an old fart. I saw them in 1985 or 86, I don't remember which year. They put on a hell of a show. It was amazing to see them entertain a whole stadium.
- agumonkey 10y agoThe walls between the living room and my bedroom only let a few bass freq. As a funk teen I dropped everything to find who made this bassline. Surprising answer.
- philjohn 10y agoMy two older brothers went to see Queen in the mid 80's, my mother wouldn't let my dad go as she was worried about his safety ... he jokes that he's never forgiven her for that ...