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Koga · 02-15-2006, 08:43 AM

Which ones are those, HotD?

I agree, Tikal, it's one of my least favourite songs by them.

It was actually the WATC performance of Robbie Williams (for the movie a Knight's Tale) that he was slagging off. I must admit I haven't heard that particular version, but I can definitely see where he's coming from. I think he was already fed up with touring at the end of Queen's career, although he did a few events after Freddie's death up to 1997. I think something may have happened around that time between Roger/Brian and John, something that made him decide he didn't want to be in the limelight at all anymore (I also think it's a shame he isn't involved with any of the DVDs).

I'm not sure whether he lip synched (or sang with his mic off) at Wembley, or whether he actually sang live. Even people with a bad voice sound ok in a group. Fact is that he never sang on a Queen recording, although there are rumours he can be heard on Liar on the Queen at the BBC CD.

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Koga Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: The Netherlands Gender: Posts: 17,093 Thanks: 104 Thanked 173 Times in 116 Posts Points: 106,358.41 Bank: 20,391.94 Total Points: 126,750.35 Donate	Which ones are those, HotD? I agree, Tikal, it's one of my least favourite songs by them. It was actually the WATC performance of Robbie Williams (for the movie a Knight's Tale) that he was slagging off. I must admit I haven't heard that particular version, but I can definitely see where he's coming from. I think he was already fed up with touring at the end of Queen's career, although he did a few events after Freddie's death up to 1997. I think something may have happened around that time between Roger/Brian and John, something that made him decide he didn't want to be in the limelight at all anymore (I also think it's a shame he isn't involved with any of the DVDs). I'm not sure whether he lip synched (or sang with his mic off) at Wembley, or whether he actually sang live. Even people with a bad voice sound ok in a group. Fact is that he never sang on a Queen recording, although there are rumours he can be heard on Liar on the Queen at the BBC CD.