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My try of making a moodboard of my favorite Jimercury fics ever: “Encounters” by @blownawayeveryday on ao3 🥰

I still love them to bits I felt like I was seeing Freddie’s actual feelings ❤❤

A definite rec if some of you haven’t read it ❤

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This is gorgeous 💖💖

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Freddie is holding a lullaby light show toy, why is this man so soft

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His smile is magic ✨

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"Freddie was the greatest love of my life; I know I’ll never love that way again. Although he did love to manipulate, he never tried to change me. And I never tried to change him. I would have loved Freddie regardless of who he was or what he did, because of his remarkable personality. I once asked him why, out of all the people in the world he could have had, he chose me. He looked at me and his big, brown eyes opened wide. He said: ‘You fought me, you won me!".

Jim Hutton .

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I finally uploaded the next chapter of Shooting Star to A03😍😍 it was so long since I uploaded the last chapter that I had forgotten how to do it!😖

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Queen live at Kinsmen Centre in Edmonton, AB, Canada - April 2, 1975

An early tour itinerary listed this show as April 3 and next night's gig in Calgary as April 2. The dates would be swapped.

Kansas was the support act tonight, and this review from a Melody Maker later in the month states that some of the members of the band joined Queen on stage, probably for Jailhouse Rock.

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After the smoke cleared and the lights flickered back on inside the Kinsmen Field House, 5,000 rock fans stood around slightly dazed. "And it was for more reason than just to let the effects of the wine they managed to sneak past door guards wear off before heading back out into the cold," wrote Journal critic Joe Sornberger. "They were trying to figure out exactly what happened during the 90 minutes that had just passed. "What had happened was Queen, an English glitter rock band who performed one of the most dynamic rock shows here in a long time." Usually at Field House rock shows, the audience is restless, he observed. "People get up and wander around, talk to each other, go to the refreshment stand." But from the moment Queen appeared on stage, nobody moved except to stand up and cheer. The reason for the rapt attention was Freddie Mercury (born Farrokh Bulsara), Queen’s lead singer and songwriter. "Mercury, who favours open-chested, skin-tight satin outfits, makeup, nail polish and jewelry is a master of stage pyrotechnics," Sornberger wrote. "He struts, dances, strikes poses, flails his trademark — a microphone connected to sawed-off chrome piping — about him. He also sings awfully well, in a voice that can scream, wail, soar, whisper or shout. "Mercury, who wants to become a rock music legend and well might, is one fine rock and roll singer. A sort of dandified Elvis." It was the five-year-old band’s first world tour and featured the music from three successful albums, including Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen and You’re My Best Friend. Mercury wrote many of the band’s biggest hits. Besides Mercury’s theatrics, Sornberger lauded the guitar work of Brian May, who did a 10-minute solo using an echo machine. The band Kansas opened the show and "did far more than just fill up the time space before Queen appeared, performing an hour of fine classical rock music." (x)

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FINALLY!!! I have posted the next chapter of Shooting Star at A03 😁😁😁😍😍💕💕💕