[groupmomlipton]

can we please bring back the bohemian rhapsody fandom? i need that energy in my life again

[beelmons]

no baby i believe you

[emmaandorlando]

Golden boy

Ig credits: radioroger_

[onegoldenglance]

[debdarkpetal]

Via deakycheaky on Instagram.

[onegoldenglance]

(x)

[emmaandorlando]

This is the later show, at 11:30pm.

There is a hilarious moment a few songs into the show, as John Deacon's has had an accident. Freddie laughs and makes no hesitation pointing it out to a few thousand people: "Bass guitarist John Deacon, oh he's there. He's split his trousers! Have a look! A little nice bit of fun." Brian adds, "That's a real treat."

Freddie continues, "Okay, right now while we do this strip act, we'd like to do a medley for you. About four pieces, three pieces from our album called Sheer Heart Attack. Also we'll do a snatch of Killer Queen. So here it goes, 1, 2, 3, 4!" And they launch into In The Lap Of The Gods.

Freddie performed a bit of The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke at this show. Several eyewitness accounts say an audience member kept yelling for it between songs, and to appease him Freddie played a ten second snippet of it on the piano.

Here is glowing review written by someone who saw both shows. A Melody Maker article about these shows indicates that tour dates in Australia were on the table at this point. They ultimately wouldn't materialize until 1976.

The latter article also states Tenement Funster was performed, but this is extremely unlikely.

While in LA, the band informally played at the Rainbow Bar and Grill on the Sunset Strip, which was a popular hangout spot for celebrities in the 70s and 80s.

Santa Monica, 1975 ❤️ — x

[emmaandorlando]

At some point during these couple weeks, Roger Taylor was seen in a store and its owner pointed at him, excitedly saying, "Ah, you Queen!" and proceeded to take pictures of him for the next ten minutes — x

[onegoldenglance]

(x)

[ediewentmissing]

me @ joseph quinn

[dollalicia]

UM

[slaveforsixx]

YHIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYINF FOR 6 MOMTHS

[the-golden-purple-box]

70s

[feedtheflies]

[iamnotaware]

ok wait, reblog if you’ve cried at least once because of math, doesn’t matter which grade i’m trying to prove something 

[daddyyy88]

the feminine urge to fuck joseph quinn is insane

[waynemunson]

in a better world eddie would have an english literature degree and be every kid’s favorite teacher. he makes his lessons super exciting and teaches them how to get into reading without forcing anyone to do something they don’t want to. kids are eager to attend his classes because they know mr munson is going to turn a boring lesson into a performance and will make everyone feel involved. he’s very intelligent and knows lots of stuff about books, especially very complicated ones, but they also love him because he’s a great mentor and someone they can trust. eddie is clever af and he would be a great teacher. change my fucking mind.

[simplyundeniable98]

casting joseph quinn as eddie munson is one of the best decisions the duffer brothers made for season four. joe gave so much dimension to eddie that wouldn’t have been there if eddie was played by someone else. he managed to take an intended unlikable character and turn him into a big fruity doe eyed goofball. half of eddie munsons iconic dialogue is just joe improvising.