Brian: *trying to communicate with a rabid raccoon at 2am* Roger: *filming* Freddie: *eating popcorn and observing* John: *holding the phone fully prepared to call 999*

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Brian: *trying to communicate with a rabid raccoon at 2am* Roger: *filming* Freddie: *eating popcorn and observing* John: *holding the phone fully prepared to call 999*
He was a icon.
Queen the sitcom pt 14
“John had always been quite careful with his choice of cars, mostly settling for Volvos, but after Rio he decided to treat himself to a Porsche. Shortly after buying it he went to see Phil Collins at the Albert Hall, and joined him for a few drinks after the show. He was stopped for speeding later that night in The Mall, notorious for police vigilance and justifiably so as it is the ‘front drive’ for Buckingham Palace. He was breathalysed, failed, fined £150 and banned from driving for twelve months. Needless to say, he sold the Porsche.”
Somehow we forgot Deacon was 34 at LiveAid. Quite young man tbh
Full of whimsy and fun ✨
Also he didn't get a memo about band look 😂
Thanks to freddie_mercuryfire IG
“Freddie was also a special guest at the Japanese opening of the musical Cats, but wasn’t actually told he was guest of honor. He turned up late to discover the whole performance had been held up for him. When asked, on his return, how the trip [to Japan after the magic tour] had been, Joe Fanelli said, ‘Shopping with Freddie is like hitting yourself on the head repeatedly with an ice pick. It feels so good when you stop.’”
Queen As It Began 1992
Criminally underrated light blue outfit of Deacon 💙 and curls
Credit freddie_mercuryfire IG by Michael Nendels
Queen the sitcom pt 15
“Freddie and his personal assistant, Joe Fanelli, went back to the Dominion that evening to watch a performance of the show [Time, a 1986 musical], arriving backstage early to have a chat with Cliff Richard. They watched the first half of the show from the wings. As it was coming to an end, Freddie decided he wanted to sell ice-creams during the interval. ‘I did try and point out it wasn’t one of his better ideas,’ says Joe. ‘Especially as he wouldn’t have a clue what a pound coin looked like, so how on earth was he going to make sure the people paid the right price and were given the correct change?’ Freddie’s solution was simple: ‘I bought the whole lot, so I wouldn’t have to charge anyone anything,’ he said. He donned a white coat, took his tray of ice-creams and walked out into the audience. At first no one had a clue who he was and he happily wandered around, handing out the ices. Then he got bored and began to throw them: ‘He was hurling ice lollies and tubs and Cornettos all over the place,’ continues Joe. ‘They were landing in people’s laps, on their heads, it was chaos. Some people even threw them back!’ Eventually, supplies exhausted, Freddie retired backstage, to thunderous applause, as by now almost everyone in the theatre had realized who he was.”
Queen as it began 1992
Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy on Top Of The Pops (1977)
Freddie Mercury performing at Ahoy Hall, Rotterdam, Netherlands. 1978. Photo by Barry Schultz.
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The band playing a game where they hide Roger’s glasses and he has to guess where the photographer is
June of 1977, last days of long haired Deacon. Fred has already short hair.
his next public appearance at Fred's birthday, September.
Yeah, new trendy cut. Enormous irreplaceable loss and we lament it.
EXCLUSIVE: As they release a new version of their second album, Queen legends Brian May and Roger Taylor speak with Daily Express about thei
A few weeks ago, Queen fans were thrilled to discover an original song had quietly launched on the band's official YouTube channel. Featuring no footage, just a jet black background, the husky vocals of the band's drummer pulled no punches with his words: “A man of no morality of no real quality… We’re drowning in your lies”. The individual Roger Taylor was referring to in his no-holds-barred lyrics from his new solo single, Chumps, is none other than US President Donald Trump. “We get force-fed this orange maniac daily,” he says today in his smoky voice, speaking on the phone from his personal studio at his country pile. “Virtually everything he says is a lie, an untruth or an exaggeration, and he just seems to daily compound his maniacal monstrousness. I mean, he's just the most awful person.”
Freddie: so guys I have a really cool song idea Brian, Roger, and John: Freddie: okay so, first we open up like a church choir, yknow, beautiful harmonies galore, and then we’re gonna slip smoothly into a depressing ballad in which I pour my entire soul out and then we’re just gonna throw some guitar in the middle of that and THEN we transition into epic opera madness, after which we’re going to go absolutely crazy, like headbanging type stuff. After that we conclude with the last bit of the depressing ballad and then Roger is gonna hit a gong Brian: John: Roger: Freddie: John: Freddie what the hell-