Thought you prized yourself on your sense of humour on here? It seems to have gone missing...

I'm sure "those moves" did have a profound effect on many a young kid watching that footage, for many years after that, (hell, I've read Keith Richard's 'Life' and dragged myself through page after page of non-relenting bios on every Fifties rock n roll/blues/country singer Keef may have once listened to so I get the general idea of the effect he obviously had) but here in 2014, as the petulant, ignorant kid I obviously am, I say he looks strikingly similar to any middle-aged woman at a wedding disco, too far gone to care what she looks like

Like anything that's at one time groundbreaking, "those moves" aren't immune to the curse of time. Would you sit listening to a Marconi radio now, or get all agog at the picture quality of an RCA 630-TS? No, I assume.

I'm not a fan of Queen at all, but it's obvious Freddie Mercury is great. Could anyone control the crowd like that at Wembley when they played live? No one comes close.

Here's that Q Magazine list from 2010 crowning Liam:

The top 20 for Q's greatest frontman:

1) Liam Gallagher
2) Bono
3) Freddie Mercury
4) Damon Albarn
5) Chris Martin
6) Matt Bellamy
7) Jim Morrison
8) Bob Marley
9) Paul McCartney
10) John Lennon
11) Robbie Williams
12) Debbie Harry
13) Mick Jagger
14) Morrissey
15) John Lydon (a. k. a Johnny Rotten)
16) James Brown
17) Bruce Springsteen
18) Robert Plant
19) Tom Meighan
20) Joe Strummer