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'Perfect albums'

glasgowspur said:
If I had one dream it would be to control an audience like Freddie, he was unique and an absolute star.
As we make dinner on a Saturday night the wife and I will have youtube playing "random" music, radio gaga from live aid came on, the whole crowd were doing the hand clap, no way they were all queen fans, but Freddie had them eating out of his hand.
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He was a one off
Phenomenal
One of the best stories I ever heard about him was I think a Duran Duran guy talking about how physically imposing he was too when having his audience either in private or public
The story was along the lines of Freddie said he would make a great “queen” and he said “im not gay” and Freddie’s reply was “I can make anyone gay darling”… and he thought Freddie was gonna grab him, but Freddie stood up…he thought to himself F£&k what have I done… and Freddie sang to him
I think it was before going on stage at live aid
But he said it was then he realised this guy was a unique specimen
 
glasgowspur said:
I'm the same, doesn't stop me.
Few things better for my mental health than closing the door, cranking up the volume and singing along with Freddie, bowie, or some of my more random choices on Spotify.
Sends my spirits soaring, whether it's bangers like don't stop me now, somebody to love, or the soul searchers of the belway brothers, quicksand. I just lose myself in the joy.
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Haha. I've literally just been peeling potatoes whilst singing and dancing to Fat Bottomed Girls. On my own. Definitely one that needs the volume turned up.
 
Gutter Boy said:
They were incredible that 1993-4 period - Lipgloss, Razzmatazz, Seconds, Live On, OU - all also brilliant.
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They really were incredible in that period, though not sure why you picked edgy b-sides, these 2 albums were absolutely brilliant. Every track is great apart from "Someone like the moon"

His n Hers
1. "Joyriders" 3:25
2. "Lipgloss" 3:34
3. "Acrylic Afternoons" 4:09
4. "Have You Seen Her Lately?" 4:11
5. "Babies" (does not appear on the album's vinyl release) 4:04
6. "She's a Lady" 5:49
7. "Happy Endings" 4:57
8. "Do You Remember the First Time?" 4:22
9. "Pink Glove" 4:48
10. "Someone Like the Moon" 4:18
11. "David's Last Summer" 7:01

Different Class
1. "Mis-Shapes" 3:46
2. "Pencil Skirt" 3:11
3. "Common People" 5:50
4. "I Spy" 5:55
5. "Disco 2000" 4:33
6. "Live Bed Show" 3:29
7. "Something Changed" 3:18
8. "Sorted for E's & Wizz" 3:47
9. "F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E" 6:01
10. "Underwear" 4:06
11. "Monday Morning" 4:16
12. "Bar Italia" 3:42
 
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