And to this day I remember my dear old dad, on hearing my rendition of Queen's Who Wants To Live Forever, asking: "Is that difficult to sing? Because it's
Saturday, October 30, 2004
Big Al Plays Guitar
Yes, it's true. Not very often and not very well, but it's still true. I can bash out a few chords when the mood takes me. If I'm really feeling good, I'll sing too. However, the less said about my singing voice, the better. In my head I sing like Freddie Mercury, but the outside world hears something entirely different. I once attempted a karaoke version of Bohemian Rhapsody with three friends, but this was mysteriously thwarted when the karaoke machine suddenly developed a technical fault.
And to this day I remember my dear old dad, on hearing my rendition of Queen's Who Wants To Live Forever, asking: "Is that difficult to sing? Because it's [expletive deleted] difficult to listen to".
And to this day I remember my dear old dad, on hearing my rendition of Queen's Who Wants To Live Forever, asking: "Is that difficult to sing? Because it's
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Sounds like me. I'll sing in the car, and I love the sound of it. If Marc's in the car with me, he'll be cringing. :)
Freddy Mercury is always worth aspiring to regardless of what others think! (Especially songs associated with "The Highlander".)
Wasn't that just a great movie? I only went to see it because Queen did the music, but it's an all-time favourite now.
Too bad it was the only exception to Christopher Lambert's "touch of shit", though.
There can be only one (movie that is not shit).
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