One for us queen fans (me and Jim then...)

still have my copy of sheer heart attack along with probably the first 12 or so albums on vinyl (sp)

saw them at maine road and at the NEC in birmingham, front row both times


does that make me a fan

shinpads wrote:still have my copy of sheer heart attack along with probably the first 12 or so albums on vinyl (sp)

saw them at maine road and at the NEC in birmingham, front row both times


does that make me a fan

makes me jelous. wish i had seen them live.

I like Queen. Nothing like a bit of fat bottomed girls to get me going!

mat wrote:

shinpads wrote:still have my copy of sheer heart attack along with probably the first 12 or so albums on vinyl (sp)

saw them at maine road and at the NEC in birmingham, front row both times


does that make me a fan

makes me jelous. wish i had seen them live.

Saw them live 4 times;
Manchester Apollo Nov '79
Birmingham NEC Dec '80
Elland Road May '82
Slane Castle July '86

Fantastic live band. Pity Fred decided to burn the candle at both ends.

Got nearly all their albums and singles on vinyl up to Freddie's death. As far as I'm concerned, Queen died on November 24th 1991; this current incarnation with Paul Rogers will never be Queen in my eyes.

The Guv'nor. Often copied, never equalled!

jimharri wrote:

mat wrote:

shinpads wrote:still have my copy of sheer heart attack along with probably the first 12 or so albums on vinyl (sp)

saw them at maine road and at the NEC in birmingham, front row both times


does that make me a fan

makes me jelous. wish i had seen them live.

Saw them live 4 times;
Manchester Apollo Nov '79
Birmingham NEC Dec '80
Elland Road May '82
Slane Castle July '86

Fantastic live band. Pity Fred decided to burn the candle at both ends.

Got nearly all their albums and singles on vinyl up to Freddie's death. As far as I'm concerned, Queen died on November 24th 1991; this current incarnation with Paul Rogers will never be Queen in my eyes.

I agree. Every time i watch the "these are the days.." video. The moment that freddie says "I still love you" and the significance of it still makes me cry.

mat wrote:
I agree. Every time i watch the "these are the days.." video. The moment that freddie says "I still love you" and the significance of it still makes me cry.

So; you're not the hard bitten, marxist, commie trade unionist you make yourself out to be then!! If the phone company ever gets wind of this, you're in a world of shit (with thanks to "Full Metal Jacket").

My secrets out!!!