Beauty is found within.

Sheryl, 30s, Scottish. Multi-fandom blog. Loves fictional characters. Is also obsessed with the band Queen.

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Happy Birthday ROGER TAYLOR // July 26, 1949.

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Roger Taylor Birthday Photos Part 3

Part 1 ---- Part 2

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Roger Taylor Moodboards For His Birthday!

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so still i wait

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Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury & Brian May in a recording studio, for thier album "Sheer Heart Attack" 1974 (Photography Mick Rock)

[ggarbagee]

awwwghh his sweetness

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Happy birthday to our one and only sunshine and drummer boy, Roger Taylor ☀️

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Queen - One Vision (1985)

—Filmed at Musicland Studios in Munich in September 1985

[ogrebattles]

"He's a great bass player, I think much better than people realize. He's very inventive and very lyrical, but also very funky." — Brian May

Dedicated to my partner in crime and ogrebattles member Trice (a.k.a @llistenlikethieves)! Happy birthday! (insp)

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[freddie-mercuryy]

Queen performing Jailhouse Rock, Rock Montreal (1981)

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Queen in The 70s - 80s

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Queen - Liar (1973)

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Freddie Mercury and John Deacon of Queen performing "Liar" live in Munich (December 1974)

[Source info and history below]

Originally uploaded by Chinwonder2 on YouTube

From the video description:

This performance of Liar on the Sheer Heart Attack tour was broadcast on German TV in 1975 on a program called Szene 75. Despite having no specified date, some clever fans have cross-referenced different photos of shows and venues from the tour to deduce that this performance likely takes place at the December 2nd Munich show. Considering that plus the fact that this footage was broadcast by the Bavarian public broadcaster makes it safe to say that Munich is the best bet until proven otherwise. For years, about a minute of this performance went unseen to the public. Due to the generosity of a collector we had come in contact with, we were not only given this performance, but were also given the permission to share it for the whole Queen fanbase to enjoy! This footage now continues beyond its original ending point. More of the guitar solo is included, along with brand new footage of the slave section and the ending section, albeit with some major trimming done for the broadcast. This is all of the footage of the performance that is known to exist. No remastering has been done to the footage or audio, but it looks like somebody who owned this copy before us tried to use a blur effect to hide a logo in the top left. Please enjoy! -Chinwonder2, The Real Wizard, and beyondthemoon

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These beautiful boys ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Queen performing '39 live at the Hammersmith Odeon

December 26, 1979