Original sentence: Also, many of Mercury's more famous compositions hadn't been in a band setlist for years--like Play The Game, Good-Old Fashioned Loverboy, It's A Hard Life, etc...though others point out that if the purpose of the concert was supposedly to honor Freddie Mercury, it would be thought that more of his compositions would be emphasized.Fans point to the fact that Freddie Mercury actually composed the majority of the songs on the "Queen's Greatest Hits" album; however, the counterpoint can be made that often in concert, more of May's songs were performed due to how well they appealed to a live audience, as well as the fact that Queen's "Greatest Hits" album was released 12 years previous, and the band had many more hits since then, many of which May penned ("I Want It All," "Hammer to Fall," "Who Wants to Live Forever.Note: Please see discussion page [].Robert Plant - "Innuendo", 'Thank You', Crazy Little Thing Called Love.de:Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert.no:The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert
Edited sentence: Elton John, Robert Plant, George Michael, David Bowie, Liza Minelli and Ian Hunter) were friends or influences to Mercury.In the case of Guns N' Roses and Metallica, both bands had publicly cited Queen as an influence.It has further been noted that only a handful of the participating artists (e.Moreover, Metallica had recently recorded a Grammy Award-winning cover of 'Stone Cold Crazy', while members of Guns N' Roses, especially Rose, have spoken with great admiration for Mercury and the band.Robert Plant - Innuendo, Thank You (intro only), Crazy Little Thing Called Love.Skeptics have suggested that others (Iommi, Rose, Hetfield, Seal, Daltrey, Elliot) were brought in simply because of Brian May's musical preferences or in order to increase the television viewing audience.This is peculiar considering the fact that Freddie Mercury actually composed the majority of the songs on the "Queen's Greatest Hits" album