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Reply #60 posted 11/07/12 9:52am

Azz

PatrickS77 said:

Timmy84 said:

To be honest, there is no "greatest". It's just opinion.

Exactly. And anyone claiming that this or the other is the best or greatest is just plain ridiculous. To claim "one of the greatest"... fair enough, but to claim one as the greatest is just childish bs.

It's not ridiculus and its not childish.

Your obvious offence at something so trivial is childish.

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Reply #61 posted 11/07/12 9:55am

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Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie.

I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up
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Reply #62 posted 11/07/12 10:01am

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Nvncible1 said:

Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up

Thank you. thumbs up!
I wanted to write that I think Freddie one of Michael's biggest influences when it comes to live shows, but I changed my mind. lol
Michael attended many shows Queen in the late 70's - early 80's ...
+ Freddie was quite androgynous in the 70s ... I think this is also have some impact on MJ

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Reply #63 posted 11/07/12 10:05am

Timmy84

Nvncible1 said:

Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up

You got a good point about that.

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Reply #64 posted 11/07/12 10:25am

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Timmy84 said:



Nvncible1 said:


Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up

You got a good point about that.


Thank you.


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Reply #65 posted 11/07/12 10:25am

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Nvncible1 said:

Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up

You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.

And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry

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Reply #66 posted 11/07/12 10:27am

Timmy84

mjscarousal said:

Nvncible1 said:

Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up

You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.

And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry

On second thought... I take that back. lol

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Reply #67 posted 11/07/12 10:28am

mjscarousal

LIKE I SAID

THIS MAN RIGHT HERE IS THE GREATEST... END OF THE DISCUSSION lol

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Reply #68 posted 11/07/12 10:30am

Timmy84

Also some of the hand movements Mike did he got that from James... especially when James stopped his band or had his band hit on his mark. Compare Get on the Good Foot to live performances of, say, Beat It for instance. I think Freddie (and Robert Plant) inspired the "rock god" movements he would do at the end of his performances though.

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Reply #69 posted 11/07/12 10:35am

mjscarousal

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I didnt even realize that was you that responded to me.... you changed your avatar... I like it razz

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Reply #70 posted 11/07/12 10:43am

Timmy84

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Timmy84 said:

I didnt even realize that was you that responded to me.... you changed your avatar... I like it razz

lol Yeah I decided to go with the Purple One this time after years of not having him in my avatar.

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Reply #71 posted 11/07/12 5:52pm

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mjscarousal said:



Nvncible1 said:


Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up



You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.



And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry






OOoooooh I love this! Lol

I NEVER said COPIED. It's just an obivious influence just like James or Jackie was. What's so cut and dry about stating facts? Oh well damn. Just answered my own question.

Mike was inspired by Freddie .....that's a big exaggeration ? What else am I uses pose to say?

Prove me wrong.
YouTube is your friend.
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Reply #72 posted 11/07/12 6:22pm

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[Edited 11/7/12 18:26pm]

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Reply #73 posted 11/07/12 10:20pm

mjscarousal

Nvncible1 said:

mjscarousal said:

You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.

And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry

OOooooooh I love this! Lol I NEVER said COPIED. It's just an obivious influence just like James or Jackie was. What's so cut and dry about stating facts? Oh well damn. Just answered my own question. Mike was inspired by Freddie ......that's a big exaggeration ? What else am I uses pose to say? Prove me wrong. YouTube is your friend. lol lol

Youtube is more than my friend, I live on youtube razz lol

And I never denied your claim but you implied that Freddie was his number one inspiration and that isnt true. Michael did alot of hand gestures, facial expressions, etc when he was little and even Jackie Wilson did alot of flamoyant things like singing while laying on the stage, etc you make it seem like Freddie was the ONLY one that did that when there were performers before him that did the same thing lol

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Reply #74 posted 11/07/12 10:24pm

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mjscarousal said:



Nvncible1 said:


mjscarousal said:




You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.



And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry



OOoooooh I love this! Lol I NEVER said COPIED. It's just an obivious influence just like James or Jackie was. What's so cut and dry about stating facts? Oh well damn. Just answered my own question. Mike was inspired by Freddie .....that's a big exaggeration ? What else am I uses pose to say? Prove me wrong. YouTube is your friend. lol lol


Youtube is more than my friend, I live on youtube razz lol




And I never denied your claim but you implied that Freddie was his number one inspiration and that isnt true. Michael did alot of hand gestures, facial expressions, etc when he was little and even Jackie Wilson did alot of flamoyant things like singing while laying on the stage, etc you make it seem like Freddie was the ONLY one that did that when there were performers before him that did the same thing lol





I didn't make anything SEEM ANYTHING. You and I both know the truth. James and jackie were the top tiers as far as his influences were concerned. But all I said was Freddie's influence was tremendous. That never implied to put him over James or Jackie or whomever. Just no denying Freddie's influence on mike even till the night before he died .


Bam! Lol
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Reply #75 posted 11/07/12 10:25pm

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Timmy84 said:



mjscarousal said:




Nvncible1 said:


Freddie INSPIrEd mike tremendously. You can see a cLEAR difference in mikes performance style between the DESTINY tour and the TRIUmPH tour in 1979-1981 when mike started hanging with queen. A lot of the posing and fist in the air mike got from Freddie. I'm not even a queen fan but I know that. Surprised that wasn't brought up



You probably are right but to say that Freddie had a MAJOR influence on his stage performance is a big exaggeration. Most of Michaels influence in that area came from James Brown, Jackie Wilson.



And Michael was doing the hand movement and expressions when he was 10/12 is a possibility Freddie did influence him but to make it so cut in dry that Michael copied Freddie is straight BULLSHIT ... sorry



On second thought... I take that back. lol



Punk ass Timmy, MAN UP lol
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Reply #76 posted 11/07/12 10:54pm

mjscarousal

Nvncible1 said:

mjscarousal said:

Youtube is more than my friend, I live on youtube razz lol

And I never denied your claim but you implied that Freddie was his number one inspiration and that isnt true. Michael did alot of hand gestures, facial expressions, etc when he was little and even Jackie Wilson did alot of flamoyant things like singing while laying on the stage, etc you make it seem like Freddie was the ONLY one that did that when there were performers before him that did the same thing lol

I didn't make anything SEEM ANYTHING. You and I both know the truth. James and jackie were the top tiers as far as his influences were concerned. But all I said was Freddie's influence was tremendous. That never implied to put him over James or Jackie or whomever. Just no denying Freddie's influence on mike even till the night before he died . Bam! Lol

nod YES YOU DID... you said that Michael took all the hand gestures and everything from Freddie (which I called bullshit) and you painted your post to appear as if Freddie was his primary influence....... and isnt :/

You know good and dag on well if nobody knew who Jackie Wilson or James Brown was and that same person read your post they would think Freddie Mercy invented the sun and the moon and was everything to MJ as far as inspiration based on your first post. eek

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Reply #77 posted 11/07/12 11:50pm

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Azz said:

PatrickS77 said:

Exactly. And anyone claiming that this or the other is the best or greatest is just plain ridiculous. To claim "one of the greatest"... fair enough, but to claim one as the greatest is just childish bs.

It's not ridiculus and its not childish.

Your obvious offence at something so trivial is childish.

Offended? Why should I be offended? I'm a big Freddie Mercury fan as well, so that accusation is ridiculous as well... just like this whole discussion. There is no set criteria for excellence. There is no set criteria for something like being the greatest showman, as Timmy already said, it's only opinion and personal preference. It's the same bs as saying this or that is the greatest song or album or movie. It's all subjective at the end of the day. But what do you know... you revealed yourself to be a child as well recently, so probably childish bs is dead serious to you.

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Reply #78 posted 11/08/12 12:14am

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Reply #79 posted 11/08/12 5:29am

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All those guys are okay, but can't hold a candle to Jimi Tenor

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Reply #80 posted 11/08/12 10:32am

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mjscarousal said:



Nvncible1 said:


mjscarousal said:



Youtube is more than my friend, I live on youtube razz lol




And I never denied your claim but you implied that Freddie was his number one inspiration and that isnt true. Michael did alot of hand gestures, facial expressions, etc when he was little and even Jackie Wilson did alot of flamoyant things like singing while laying on the stage, etc you make it seem like Freddie was the ONLY one that did that when there were performers before him that did the same thing lol



I didn't make anything SEEM ANYTHING. You and I both know the truth. James and jackie were the top tiers as far as his influences were concerned. But all I said was Freddie's influence was tremendous. That never implied to put him over James or Jackie or whomever. Just no denying Freddie's influence on mike even till the night before he died . Bam! Lol


nod YES YOU DID... you said that Michael took all the hand gestures and everything from Freddie (which I called bullshit) and you painted your post to appear as if Freddie was his primary influence..... and isnt :/



You know good and dag on well if nobody knew who Jackie Wilson or James Brown was and that same person read your post they would think Freddie Mercy invented the sun and the moon and was everything to MJ as far as inspiration based on your first post. eek




At first I enjoyed this but it's painfully obvious your reading comprehension is Waaaaay off lol every single thing you accused me of saying I never said. It's what you THINK I meant. Which is a waste of time for me to correct . Nobody paying attention to us anyway lol you exhaust me lol
lol


A lot DOES NoT EQUAL all.
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Reply #81 posted 11/08/12 10:39am

mjscarousal

Nvncible1 said:

mjscarousal said:

nod YES YOU DID... you said that Michael took all the hand gestures and everything from Freddie (which I called bullshit) and you painted your post to appear as if Freddie was his primary influence....... and isnt :/

You know good and dag on well if nobody knew who Jackie Wilson or James Brown was and that same person read your post they would think Freddie Mercy invented the sun and the moon and was everything to MJ as far as inspiration based on your first post. eek

At first I enjoyed this but it's painfully obvious your reading comprehension is Waaaaaay off lol every single thing you accused me of saying I never said. It's what you THINK I meant. Which is a waste of time for me to correct . Nobody paying attention to us anyway lol you exhaust me lol lol A lot DOES NoT EQUAL all. [Edited 11/8/12 10:33am]

But Freddie has not influenced Michael ALOT... lol THATS THE POINT IM TRYING TO MAKE TO YOU and that particular post did come off like Freddie was Michaels main influence and my reading comprehension is just fine. Your post was heavily biased toward Freddie being Michaels main influence.

And if that is not what you meant maybe you should edit your post because saying that Freddie has influenced Michael ALOT is insisting that is his main influence. James Brown influenced Michael ALOT not Freddie.

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Reply #82 posted 11/08/12 1:13pm

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Mick Jagger is the biggest influence on all frontmans including Michael Jackson and Freddie
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Reply #83 posted 11/08/12 1:29pm

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Mick Jagger is the biggest influence on all frontmans including Michael Jackson and Freddie

But Michael had moves like Brown, not Jagger. razz

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Reply #84 posted 11/08/12 2:50pm

mjscarousal

Timmy84 said:

thebanishedone said:

Mick Jagger is the biggest influence on all frontmans including Michael Jackson and Freddie

But Michael had moves like Brown, not Jagger. razz

That is why I do not understand how someone can say Freddie Mercury or Mick Jagger had a MAJOR influence on MJ.

MJ's MAJOR influences was James Brown and Jackie Wilson but of course he had other influences but I wouldnt necessarily call them major.

I also alot of the things people are claiming Freddie inspired Michael with James Brown and Jackie were already doing.

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Reply #85 posted 11/08/12 3:04pm

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Performances MJ-child (teenager) and MJ-adult were quite different types.
Yes, Michael, in the early years was much more influenced by Jackie and James.

but I do not care - in performances MJ 80's and 90's I see more Freddie, although at this time MJ was already self-sufficient and created trends.

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Reply #86 posted 11/08/12 3:09pm

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LiLi1992 said:

Performances MJ-child (teenager) and MJ-adult were quite different types.
Yes, Michael, in the early years was much more influenced by Jackie and James.

but I do not care - in performances MJ 80's and 90's I see more Freddie, although at this time MJ was already self-sufficient and created trends.

But alot of what MJ did Freddie didnt do lol ...

I am not deny he possibly was an influence but definitly was not a major influence even in the 80s and 90s but o well people have their own opinions.

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Reply #87 posted 11/08/12 3:12pm

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LiLi1992 said:

Performances MJ-child (teenager) and MJ-adult were quite different types.
Yes, Michael, in the early years was much more influenced by Jackie and James.

but I do not care - in performances MJ 80's and 90's I see more Freddie, although at this time MJ was already self-sufficient and created trends.

I don't see it.

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Reply #88 posted 11/08/12 3:20pm

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Timmy84 said:

LiLi1992 said:

Performances MJ-child (teenager) and MJ-adult were quite different types.
Yes, Michael, in the early years was much more influenced by Jackie and James.

but I do not care - in performances MJ 80's and 90's I see more Freddie, although at this time MJ was already self-sufficient and created trends.

I don't see it.

no problem. smile
I, on the contrary, don`t see much impact of James in Bad, Dangerous and History tours

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Reply #89 posted 11/08/12 3:37pm

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Timmy84 said:

LiLi1992 said:

Performances MJ-child (teenager) and MJ-adult were quite different types.
Yes, Michael, in the early years was much more influenced by Jackie and James.

but I do not care - in performances MJ 80's and 90's I see more Freddie, although at this time MJ was already self-sufficient and created trends.

I don't see it.

Because its not there razz

MJ was doing inspired James Brown like moves in BAD, Dangerous and even History tours that NEVER changed as he grew older as an adult. From the way he handled the microphone and alot of the flamboyant stuff was inspired by Jackie Wilson, who did alot of laying on the floor while singing and jumping up and down

[Edited 11/8/12 15:37pm]

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