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"Lambert dominated the stage during “Killer Queen” and “Another One Bites the Dust,” but always showed complete reverence to Taylor and particularly May, being in closer proximity to the latter. They shared a similar chemistry to what May had with Mercury: Lambert played the ultimate entertainer, using every square inch of the stage and giving his all to get a rise from the crowd, while May would saunter down the ramp, playing one of his heroic solos with a casual ease that we're lucky if we can muster for a walk down the street. Taylor, who always had that sexy fallen angel look with his long, blonde hair, has also aged sublimely into an elder statesman of rock. He took the mic for the perennial fan favorite “I’m in Love With My Car,” segueing into the swampy “Get Down Make Love,” which had Lambert slithering across the stage while a cartoon version of a red light district unfolded on the screen behind him."

"...Lambert — dressed in what we'd call a glam Beetlejuice suit — returned to the stage, working us into a frenzy with “Somebody to Love” (while May used a selfie stick to capture a panoramic view of us singing along). If anyone walked in doubting that Lambert could handle Mercury’s vocal gymnastics, he stuck landing after landing to prove them wrong, taking on everything from indelible mega-hits — “Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” “Under Pressure” (with Taylor handling David Bowie’s part) and “I Want To Break Free” — to catalog classics like "Stone Cold Crazy" to a breathtaking rendition of the power ballad "Who Wants to Live Forever" (because if there's anything a power ballad should be, it's breathtaking)."