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QUEEN's BRIAN MAY: 'I'd Play With ROBERT PLANT Any Time' - Nov. 3, 2009

According to Gigwise.com, LED ZEPPELIN legend Robert Plant revealed last week that he was in talks with festival organizer Michael Eavis about performing at U.K.'s Glastonbury event next year but he wasn't sure who it would be with.

Speaking at last night's Classic Rock Awards at the Park Hotel in London, QUEEN guitarist Brian May ruled out a new guise of QUEEN performing at Glastonbury but said he'd be up for playing with Robert Plant.

He told BBC 6 Music: "I'd play with Robert any time and when we have played together he's wonderful. Robert is a rock god and an inspiration to us all, always will be. There's some people that remain your heroes which I rather feel good about. And Clapton and Page, Jeff Beck, those guys will always be heroes to me and that will never change, so yeah, of course I'd go at the drop of a hat."

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	COMMENT \| c'mon, Brian posted by : hurricane hugo 11/3/2009 7:58:32 PM

	you & Roger call up George Michael and get a real Queen show out on the road. #@!

	COMMENT \| No More Queen posted by : zeets 11/3/2009 8:24:30 PM

	God love you Brian, but please let one of the greatest bands in rock history be. No one can ever replace Freddie Mercury.

	COMMENT \| Plant & May = legends posted by : RiotAct666 11/3/2009 8:41:33 PM

	Would love to see them perform on the same stage.

	COMMENT \| posted by : booch 11/3/2009 9:27:30 PM

	They played together at the Freddy tribute in the 90's

	COMMENT \| Well said posted by : Fiendish Ghoul 11/3/2009 9:27:40 PM

	George Michael would be a spectacular choice for Queen.

	COMMENT \| interesting posted by : megadave80 11/3/2009 9:38:31 PM

	as long as they don't play "Innuendo." Unless of course if Plant would learn the damn words this time

	COMMENT \| SINCE HULK WANTED TO JOIN METALLICA posted by : Ultimate Warrior 11/3/2009 9:40:12 PM

	WHY NOT GET GOLDUST TO JOIN QUEEN, AND TOUR THE WORLD BRIAN.

	COMMENT \| ....play with Robert Plant... posted by : shawnlanewasgawd 11/3/2009 11:22:33 PM

	I'll bet Freddie Mercury said the same thing about playing with Robert Plant. Sorry, couldn't resist! Freddie was one of the all time best rock showmen.

	COMMENT \| George Michael... posted by : Rokkaholik 11/4/2009 12:59:54 AM

	I was never a fan of Wham or him as a solo artist, but I did see the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert on DVD and I thought George did a phuckin phenominal job at covering the Queen material. Of all the great vocalists out there, and if anyone had to step into Freddies shoes (but not fill them), It would have to be George Michael hands down!

	COMMENT \| posted by : Mr_Damage 11/4/2009 1:24:15 AM

	You people have got to be kidding... George Michael....fuck off

	COMMENT \| Queen posted by : Chainedown 11/4/2009 1:55:28 AM

	is awesome. Timeless and magical music.

	COMMENT \| shawnlanewasgawd posted by : Rat Bastard 11/4/2009 3:49:16 AM

	I giggled unwillingly.

	COMMENT \| posted by : live_deth 11/4/2009 7:51:54 AM

	ahh geoerge michael??? he is no where near the class and the talent level as freddie mercury, if they got another singer, it would need to be someone awesome, get bowie, yes his voice is a little lower but gees, come on!!!

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