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"Decided Queen is the best name for a group"
Via @Q99977898 on twitter
Omg.... ROGER!
Freddie in watercolor â¤
reblog for Freddie bookended by Rogerâs fur coat and Rogerâs reflection and for Brianâs pink makeup case
rog and deaky + big cuddle energy âĄ
All different stages of Brian. From childhood to elderly.
Can we talk about Brianâs hand!!!
Can we also talk about that Freddie is looking at Roger, while Roger is looking at John, while John is laughing about something
Can we also talk about Deakyâs rings?
SPREAD THIS MY FELLOW QUEENIES
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YES, I HIGHLY AGREE WITH THIS
U GUYS DONT UNDERSTAND HOW IMPORTANT THIS IS TO ME
DO IT. I WILL GO ALL BOB GELDOF IF I HAVE TO.
âFred, Fred loves doing the shows. He really likes the big showsâŚyou know, the New Yorks, the Chicagos and the LAâs, the more prestigious ones, where you get all the people coming to see you. He likesâŚ. sort of hopes, thereâs someoneâŚ.. people in the audience watching himâŚbut heâs a total professional. Every night.â â John Deacon (Radio Interview,1976)
You can almost see the cogs turning in his head. Those maracas are going to fly.
roger taylor & john deacon, Rainbow Theatre, nov 19, 1974
Videos of Freddie and Roger are so pure because sometimes they look like a pair of giddy teenagers hatching a plan, and then other times they look like a pair of old ladies discussing everything their husbands are doing wrong and Iâm so here for it.
You said this so perfectly.
Early Queen with Mike Grose (first bassist).
Clearly this is a scene of a tragic accident involving a bunny rabbit and a van.
Brian: The bunny, you ran over it! You killed it dead!
Mike: It came out of nowhere, man, you saw how it hopped in front of the van! *mimes a bunny*
Freddie: It really is quite flat, thatâs remarkable, darling.
Roger: Whoâs going to clean the van?? Iâm not scraping off that blood! You shouldâve let me drive âšâš
Brian: âRecording Under Pressure wasnât funâ
Roger: âI loved working with all my friends on Under Pressureâ
Brian: âBeing on the road was tough, there was lots of emotional traumaâ
Roger: âI loved being on the road, there was not much sex or drugs, well not much drugs ha haâ
Brian: âMunich was a gaping wound in the Queen psyche that left lasting scarsâ
Roger: âWhat I remember was lots of all-night scrabble, good timesâ
âŚIâm sensing a pattern hereâŚ
Thereâs definetely a patternâŚ.
Also it sticks with Rogerâs words âremember the good things, forget the bad ones.â
Brian May, Roger Taylor an David Bowie at Live Aid July 13th 1985.
âActually we were quite nervous to meet her. (Diana) I Remember standing next to David (Bowie) and he forgot his smokes. We waited a long time and he ended up smoking most of my packâ. - Roger Taylor
Mercury dabbled in musicals in the mid 80s with his involvement in a show called Time, starring Cliff Richard, which had a two-year run at this same theatre.
Taylor recounts a story about how Mercury turned up one night to see the show - he was âtotally arseholedâ - and insisted on selling icecreams in the foyer.
âWell, he sold icecreams until there was a riot as he was slowly recognised,â laughs Taylor. âAnd I canât repeat his language but he thought it was hilarious and he told me he loved being the icecream girl,â he hoots.
NZ HERALD May 26, 2007 (x)