Music Freddie Mercury and The Queen

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killer-curry

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    I guess this would be the most favorite band for me. Most of their songs are simply great and amazing.

    Unfortunately, Freddie Mercury passed away in 1991.
    Guess the legend could have shine for longer time.

    So, what's opinion about Queen?
    Do you like it?
     
    My parents listen to Queen all the time, especially on long car trips. They keep telling me it's okay to be gay whenever "I Want To Break Free" comes on, but I don't really get the connection.
     
    Freddie Mercury was either gay or bi, depending on who you ask, and is one of the most famous artists who falls in the LGBT+ crowd. Back in the day there was a lot of overlap of identities. He was definitely very camp though.

    He was one of the best artists and I wish he were still alive and making music today. He was very fierce and powerful and you can feel that in his songs. "Under Pressure" is one of the best songs in existence.
     
    I adore Queen, and Freddie Mercury in particular. Queen's performance at Live Aid is easily the best concert that I've ever seen. I wasn't alive to see it, but if I could bring one person back from the dead in the entertainment industry, it would be Freddie.

    Freddie just had this voice that was extremely distinct and nothing has topped it. I listen to them daily and I own the majority of their discography.
     
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    Greatest live band of all time. As Caine said, their performance at Live Aid was absolutely incredible. Seriously, look it up and watch as Freddie gets the whole stadium clapping along to "Radio Ga Ga".

    And then they returned to Wembley and rocked it again. "One Vision" was a great opening song, and they also did a cover of "Tutti Frutti".

    Hell, even the Freddie Mercury tribute concert was incredible.
     
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