| littlekillerham 15.11.2008 19:33 |
Okay, most if not all of us here are queenies. So, fred means something to us. How will it affect YOU?Microwave, if you cant say anything nice to me, don't say anything at all. That message on my first post really hurt me. |
| Brian_Mays_Wig 16.11.2008 05:08 |
It wont affect me in anyway whatsoever. |
| Brangwen Rocker 16.11.2008 06:13 |
littlekillerham wrote: Okay, most if not all of us here are queenies. So, fred means something to us. How will it affect YOU?Microwave, if you cant say anything nice to me, don't say anything at all. That message on my first post really hurt me. Obviously, FM not being with us still has some effect on you personally, and that's fine and big respect to you. However, to put a balanced view point on it. It is now 17 years ago, and time has moved on. For me, the 17th anniversary of his passing, will I'm afraid just be another day! |
| geldy 16.11.2008 06:29 |
Like every year I will light some candles for him... have a hour of meditation... drink a glass of champagne for him and will remember on Yahoo Clever (Yahoo Answer). I still in pain when I think about his death and I will NEVER stop to cry when I think about this "god". I still love you, Freddie! |
| Penetration_Guru 16.11.2008 07:26 |
I was a bit disappointed when it actually happened, but by the first anniversary I'd stopped thinking about it and moved on. I have lots to say about people who mark "death-days" of people they never met, but it already looks as though this isn't the thread to do it. Wouldn't want to upset your delicate sensibilities... |
| mooghead 16.11.2008 08:36 |
I will probably get pissed. Not coz its the anniversary, but because that is just what I do. [img=/images/smiley/msn/thumbs_up.gif][/img] |
| david (galashiels) 16.11.2008 10:47 |
perfect answer moog.i will be the same lol. |
| Sergei. 16.11.2008 12:36 |
I used to care about it. Now I don't. Not really. It's still a bummer that he died, but I'm not going to listen to his music for an inordinate amount of time, light candles, hold a séance or bake a cake or sob and mope for the whole day. And I certainly won't start a threat about it like I did last year. XD |
| Mr Mercury 16.11.2008 13:20 |
Brangwen Rocker wrote:littlekillerham wrote: Okay, most if not all of us here are queenies. So, fred means something to us. How will it affect YOU?Microwave, if you cant say anything nice to me, don't say anything at all. That message on my first post really hurt me.Obviously, FM not being with us still has some effect on you personally, and that's fine and big respect to you. However, to put a balanced view point on it. It is now 17 years ago, and time has moved on. For me, the 17th anniversary of his passing, will I'm afraid just be another day! Same goes for me Im afraid. I dont live in the past anymore. Actually I remember that day for a completely different reason. Me and my ex were having a breaking up chat at the time and she tried to change the subject by talking about Freddie's death. She thought it would lighten my mood. Stupid cow..... |
| Band Forever 16.11.2008 15:16 |
On a musical level these days highlight and remind the fans, people at large what a huge personality the performer, the voice that was Freddie Mercury, and the chasm left on the musical landscape by his passing. Sad as his passing may seem, I am not sure Fred would approve of all this public mourning/anniverseries you see these days people weeping at the slightest prompting for people they didnt actually know. There are enough Band Wagons on the Trail Princess Di, James Dean etc. Lets not forget the immense impact the genius and never to be forgotten musical moments this guy made along with the other surviving members John Deacon, Brian May, & Roger Taylor, their place is right up there in the pantheon alongside the likes of Elvis & Beatles Led Zeppelin. |
| Holly2003 16.11.2008 15:56 |
I have painted a picture of Paul Rodgers kicking over Freddie's urn and then counting his cash amid the ashes. In the background is a picture of me with a broken heart. Why? Whyyyyyyyy? |
| Band Forever 16.11.2008 16:17 |
Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south! |
| Brianmay1975 16.11.2008 18:41 |
Band Forever wrote: no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection Well, I for one will! I love the new album a lot and was totally happy to attend the Budapest concert. And I will remember Queen + Paul Rodgers and The Cosmos Rocks in a very very affectionate way over the years. If you don't like Queen + Paul Rodgers, just don't listen to it. It's that easy! Why do you need to show off your hate like this? Do you think you are the most righteous Queen fan ever? Well, you know what? You're not a Queen fan at all. No, not at all. You don't love Queen. If you loved Queen, you wouldn't be spitting out so much hate towards them. Any normal person who just didn't like some output of his or her favorite band would just not listen to the respective piece of work and express his or her opinion in a decent way. I for example don't like Body Language, Get Down Make Love, Fight From The Inside, Tenement Funster and even Another One Bites The Dust. But I don't feel the sick and perverse need to trash the band and call them names because I don't like those songs. And I feel respect towards the people who like them. If you were a Queen fan, you would not wish that your favorite band be unsuccessful, you know. You are at best a Freddie fan. Not a fan, but a fanatic. And by "you" I mean yourself, Treasure Moment, Holly and the other people who cry themselves to sleep each night because Brian and Roger are playing with Paul Rodgers. Wow! How dare they? It's a sacrilege! God Mercury's memory is profaned! Jesus... that's so sick. So immature. So insane. So childish. Freddie himself didn't want to be seen as a god, but as a human person, he would disapprove of your fucked-up idolatrous attitude. Freddie always insisted that he was only a part of Queen, but do you give a damn on that? Acting out like you and people such as Treasure Moment and your likes is proof enough that none of you is mentally healthy. I'm not saying that you are crazy, but you do have an unhealthy attachment to Freddie. You should get some therapy. Take my word for it, I'm a psychologist. I should pity you, but you manage to get me so angry by being so disrespectful towards the people who actually like Queen + Paul Rodgers. I wish all of you just shut up and stop obsessing over how wrong it's for Brian and Roger to move on with their lives. I wish all of you understood that none of you has any right over Brian's and Roger's lives or over Queen and that these two guys have all the rights in the world to do what they are doing. I wish all of you could take the opportunity this 24th November to acknowledge the fact that FREDDIE IS DEAD and that YOU HAVE TO FACE IT. I wish all of you understood that there's more to Queen than Freddie and that Brian and Roger meant so much to the making the music you supposedly love. I wish all of you could get a life! Littlekillerham, I am so sorry to hijack your topic like this! As for your question, for me the 24th November will probably go unnoticed. I never celebrate the anniversaries of the deaths of my relatives, it's something I totally dislike doing. I'd rather celebrate the moments when they were alive. The same goes for Freddie. But do tell us: how will it affect you, littlekillerham? |
| Brangwen Rocker 16.11.2008 18:44 |
Band Forever wrote: Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south! Sorry, but what a narrow minded viewpoint on so many levels. Firstly, of all the singers FM admired and respected Paul Rodgers was the one he most wanted to be or emulate! Clearly FM did not consider him mediocre. Secondly, Rodgers joining May & Taylor to make money off the Queen legacy, I seriously doubt. If anything its is the other way around, BM & RT need the Queen legacy to remain relevant and in the public eye, and needed someone to front the band, THEY approached Rodgers I could go on.....The death of FM, signalled the end of Queen Mk1, I am glad there is a post Mercury era Queen. A Queen which will attract new fans and a new following, and whilst this new embryonic version of the band quite rightly pays homage to its former frontman, I for one hope that instead of endlessly regurgitating songs from the past at its shows, its stands on its own merit for its own material. And lastly, since when did anyone listen to a single thing Elton John had to say....!! |
| Robin 16.11.2008 18:55 |
It will be my hubby's birthday,as always! Ialways think of Freddie at some point during the day. What a loss. :( |
| john bodega 16.11.2008 23:24 |
I'll be patting myself on the back. I can't BELIEVE the donation I gave to that little old wise man actually worked. Still, they say if you want something badly enough, you'll get it. Paydirt! |
| nature_grrl 17.11.2008 01:58 |
I'll probably wear my Queen tshirt that day. I personally still get sad when I think of his death. I can't believe it has been 17 years. It doesn't seem that long ago. |
| Benn 17.11.2008 06:18 |
It won't affect me per se, but I'll probably have my own Queen studio compilation on in the car for a couple of days and belt the songs out to the amusement of other motorists. As another 'poster' said, I've moved on from being affected. I never met the guy and only had contact with him through the post and on record, so it was only ever "in the ether"........ |
| Holly2003 17.11.2008 06:27 |
Brianmay1975 wrote:
Band Forever wrote: no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affectionWell, I for one will! I love the new album a lot and was totally happy to attend the Budapest concert. And I will remember Queen + Paul Rodgers and The Cosmos Rocks in a very very affectionate way over the years. If you don't like Queen + Paul Rodgers, just don't listen to it. It's that easy! Why do you need to show off your hate like this? Do you think you are the most righteous Queen fan ever? Well, you know what? You're not a Queen fan at all. No, not at all. You don't love Queen. If you loved Queen, you wouldn't be spitting out so much hate towards them. Any normal person who just didn't like some output of his or her favorite band would just not listen to the respective piece of work and express his or her opinion in a decent way. I for example don't like Body Language, Get Down Make Love, Fight From The Inside, Tenement Funster and even Another One Bites The Dust. But I don't feel the sick and perverse need to trash the band and call them names because I don't like those songs. And I feel respect towards the people who like them. If you were a Queen fan, you would not wish that your favorite band be unsuccessful, you know. You are at best a Freddie fan. Not a fan, but a fanatic. And by "you" I mean yourself, Treasure Moment, Holly and the other people who cry themselves to sleep each night because Brian and Roger are playing with Paul Rodgers. Wow! How dare they? It's a sacrilege! God Mercury's memory is profaned! Jesus... that's so sick. So immature. So insane. So childish. Freddie himself didn't want to be seen as a god, but as a human person, he would disapprove of your fucked-up idolatrous attitude. Freddie always insisted that he was only a part of Queen, but do you give a damn on that? Acting out like you and people such as Treasure Moment and your likes is proof enough that none of you is mentally healthy. I'm not saying that you are crazy, but you do have an unhealthy attachment to Freddie. You should get some therapy. Take my word for it, I'm a psychologist. I should pity you, but you manage to get me so angry by being so disrespectful towards the people who actually like Queen + Paul Rodgers. I wish all of you just shut up and stop obsessing over how wrong it's for Brian and Roger to move on with their lives. I wish all of you understood that none of you has any right over Brian's and Roger's lives or over Queen and that these two guys have all the rights in the world to do what they are doing. I wish all of you could take the opportunity this 24th November to acknowledge the fact that FREDDIE IS DEAD and that YOU HAVE TO FACE IT. I wish all of you understood that there's more to Queen than Freddie and that Brian and Roger meant so much to the making the music you supposedly love. I wish all of you could get a life! Littlekillerham, I am so sorry to hijack your topic like this! As for your question, for me the 24th November will probably go unnoticed. I never celebrate the anniversaries of the deaths of my relatives, it's something I totally dislike doing. I'd rather celebrate the moments when they were alive. The same goes for Freddie. But do tell us: how will it affect you, littlekillerham? Err.. do you really think I painted a picture on the anniversary of Fred's death? If so, would you like to buy a copy of the Fred tribute concert signed by Fred himself? |
| Holly2003 17.11.2008 06:31 |
Band Forever wrote: Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south! I saw them in Cardiff and thought it was a great show. I also was lucky to se them with Fred in Dublin in 1984 and that was great too, but in a different way. I have no expectations that Rodgers can replace Fred. On one or two songs he does pretty well (SMGO, fro example). On a lot of other songs his voice just doesn't fit. But TCR is better because the songs were written for Rodgers' voice. Not that it's great, it's just better than listening to him do karaoke Queen hits. Evans will be at the centre of the NI defence for ages. Gibson was lured by the dark side of the force. Lost now is he. |
| new one 17.11.2008 07:29 |
Holly2003 wrote:Band Forever wrote: Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south!I saw them in Cardiff and thought it was a great show. I also was lucky to se them with Fred in Dublin in 1984 and that was great too, but in a different way. I have no expectations that Rodgers can replace Fred. On one or two songs he does pretty well (SMGO, fro example). On a lot of other songs his voice just doesn't fit. But TCR is better because the songs were written for Rodgers' voice. Not that it's great, it's just better than listening to him do karaoke Queen hits. Evans will be at the centre of the NI defence for ages. Gibson was lured by the dark side of the force. Lost now is he. Now, now you two this is not a political forum. Being from the Republic of Ireland I find these comments to do nobody any good at all however light hearted you perhaps mean them. I personallly think it would be in the best interests of both Northern Ireland and the Republic to have an All Ireland team just like in the rugby. It would surely bring more success to both and could do some good for relations between to fabulous people(George Best would also be very pleased). Anyway all this after me saying that this is not a political forum, oopps!! nor a football forum. On the subject of Freddies anniversary, sometimes I remember sometimes I don't. I have anniversaries of people who meant a lot more to be that take priority in my memory. |
| Holly2003 17.11.2008 07:32 |
new one wrote:Holly2003 wrote:Now, now you two this is not a political forum. Being from the Republic of Ireland I find these comments to do nobody any good at all however light hearted you perhaps mean them. I personallly think it would be in the best interests of both Northern Ireland and the Republic to have an All Ireland team just like in the rugby. It would surely bring more success to both and could do some good for relations between to fabulous people(George Best would also be very pleased). Anyway all this after me saying that this is not a political forum, oopps!! nor a football forum. On the subject of Freddies anniversary, sometimes I remember sometimes I don't. I have anniversaries of people who meant a lot more to be that take priority in my memory.Band Forever wrote: Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south!I saw them in Cardiff and thought it was a great show. I also was lucky to se them with Fred in Dublin in 1984 and that was great too, but in a different way. I have no expectations that Rodgers can replace Fred. On one or two songs he does pretty well (SMGO, fro example). On a lot of other songs his voice just doesn't fit. But TCR is better because the songs were written for Rodgers' voice. Not that it's great, it's just better than listening to him do karaoke Queen hits. Evans will be at the centre of the NI defence for ages. Gibson was lured by the dark side of the force. Lost now is he. Yes, light hearted. If Irish people can learn to laugh about these things instead of constantly fighting then we'll all be in a better state of mind. Having said that, stick you all-Ireland team up yer hole [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img] |
| new one 17.11.2008 07:38 |
Holly2003 wrote:new one wrote:Yes, light hearted. If Irish people can learn to laugh about these things instead of constantly fighting then we'll all be in a better state of mind. Having said that, stick you all-Ireland team up yer hole [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img]Holly2003 wrote:Now, now you two this is not a political forum. Being from the Republic of Ireland I find these comments to do nobody any good at all however light hearted you perhaps mean them. I personallly think it would be in the best interests of both Northern Ireland and the Republic to have an All Ireland team just like in the rugby. It would surely bring more success to both and could do some good for relations between to fabulous people(George Best would also be very pleased). Anyway all this after me saying that this is not a political forum, oopps!! nor a football forum. On the subject of Freddies anniversary, sometimes I remember sometimes I don't. I have anniversaries of people who meant a lot more to be that take priority in my memory.Band Forever wrote: Holly, Paul Rodgers maybe considered a good singer by some, but Freddie and Queen are not good they are the BEST, no matter how much money Paul Rodgers makes as a result of the Queen legacy, no one will remember the TCR or Q+PR with any affection, i believe this was just am opportunity, a revisit to past glories for Brian & Roger. Elton said it, Queen without Freddie is like having a Ferrari in the garage with no one to drive it. In comparison Paul Rodgers is a Morris Minor at the top end of the revs. no offence Paul Rodgers stick to your own middle of the road mediocrity don't bring Queen down to your level. All the best to you over in Northen Ireland. Johnny Evans is quite useful! Darron Gibson WTF Londonderry born and playing for the eedjits down south!I saw them in Cardiff and thought it was a great show. I also was lucky to se them with Fred in Dublin in 1984 and that was great too, but in a different way. I have no expectations that Rodgers can replace Fred. On one or two songs he does pretty well (SMGO, fro example). On a lot of other songs his voice just doesn't fit. But TCR is better because the songs were written for Rodgers' voice. Not that it's great, it's just better than listening to him do karaoke Queen hits. Evans will be at the centre of the NI defence for ages. Gibson was lured by the dark side of the force. Lost now is he. Sorry my fellow countryman/woman. I figured you meant it light heartedly but I couldn't find any other thread that I wanted to post on so tried to get a reaction from you, sorry. And as for the All Ireland team, come on you know you want to. You guys might even get to play in a major tournament again if we joined forces. Even Darth Vader returned to the good side of the force in the end!! |
| Holly2003 17.11.2008 07:48 |
Darth Vader = Roy Keane - currently keeping Sir David of Healy in Sunderland Reserves [img=/images/smiley/msn/confused_smile.gif][/img] Still that's what he gets for going to the North East: "You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.” -- Obi Wan Kenobi [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img] |
| new one 17.11.2008 07:55 |
Holly2003 wrote: Darth Vader = Roy Keane - currently keeping Sir David of Healy in Sunderland Reserves [img=/images/smiley/msn/confused_smile.gif][/img] Still that's what he gets for going to the North East:][/img] OHHHH!!!!! Please. please , please. Do not criticise our Roy, I'm also a Man Utd supporter. Although between him and that muppet McCarthy they cost us the chance to go a lot further in Japan 2002. |
| dragon-fly 17.11.2008 09:46 |
A little question: if Freddie means something to you, why did you write his name with a small letter? |
| Micrówave 17.11.2008 13:29 |
I'm going to say mean things to littlekillerham. All day long. |
| Micrówave 17.11.2008 13:30 |
littlekillerham's teeth are soooooo yellow, that when he smiles at an intersection, people slow down. littlekillerham's Mom is soooooo fat, when she sits around the house she really sits around the house. Just getting ready. |
| vadenuez 17.11.2008 13:49 |
Damn it! If I had to mourn and cry for every dead rockstar I've ever liked, I'd have to be wearing a frown 24/7. No offense, but I only met Freddie from his songs, shows and videos. He's gone for 17 years now. To me it makes no difference if he's dead or retired. I'm just sorry for the loss but I feel no special attachment whatsoever. And it's the same for Hendrix, Bonham, Lennon, Morrison, Moon, Scott and many more. |
| Sergei. 17.11.2008 15:47 |
Micrówave wrote: "littlekillerham's teeth are soooooo yellow, that when he smiles at an intersection, people slow down. littlekillerham's Mom is soooooo fat, when she sits around the house she really sits around the house. Just getting ready." She has more jelly rolls than a bakery. Her arse is so vast it has more crack than a drug dealer. [Completely original jokes, I swear] xD |
| Micrówave 17.11.2008 16:26 |
* adds 'jelly roll' to the book * nice. |
| AssDudeRule 17.11.2008 23:46 |
I will pull my dick untill I blow and say.... Bet you wish you could still do that could you fker! |
| luthorn 18.11.2008 17:30 |
littlekillerham wrote: Okay, most if not all of us here are queenies. So, fred means something to us. How will it affect YOU?Microwave, if you cant say anything nice to me, don't say anything at all. That message on my first post really hurt me. I'll down a bottle of Prozac, chase it down with Fred's favorite vodka and do a line of coke from male prostitute's ass (just like Fred would like it) |
| Poo, again 19.11.2008 10:49 |
It will not affect me at all. |
| brians wig 20.11.2008 14:48 |
Unbelieveable! Yet another thread that has turned into a slagging match. How old are you guys? |
| littlekillerham 21.11.2008 20:03 |
Alright people, the offensive jokes were funny once. Stop all the offensive jokes or I will have a meltdown. My mom is skinny, I brush my teeth regularly, and I eat right. There is nothing bad that you could say about me. I have changed by thing. As for Microwave, you have been insulting me since I was a newbie, and you just are abusing the forum and your deity status. |
| emma246000 23.11.2008 02:22 |
It'll be just another day... |
| FriedChicken 24.11.2008 04:59 |
Well said, Emma To me it's nothing different than november the 23rd, november the 25th or may 30th. Just another day. |
| August R. 24.11.2008 09:04 |
Didn't even realise it is the 24th already. Coincidentally, I did listen to MIH album today. Maybe my subconscious wanted to celebrate the anniversary?? ;) |
| queenrox_tony75 24.11.2008 10:45 |
It is the third annual "Fast for Freddie" today, on the 17th anniversary of Mercury's death. I fast for the entire day in his name for AIDS in the hope we can find a cure for this terrible disease. I have created the official Facebook group for this cause, of course titled "Fast for Freddie". His death affects me in such a way that I will have a moment of silence during his death minute, as well as drink to him tonight. Long Live Freddie's spirit!! |
| pittrek 24.11.2008 11:18 |
I was just thinking what should I watch this evening. The tribute concert starts to look interesting :) |
| vadenuez 24.11.2008 15:48 |
queenrox_tony75 wrote: It is the third annual "Fast for Freddie" today, on the 17th anniversary of Mercury's death. I fast for the entire day in his name for AIDS in the hope we can find a cure for this terrible disease. I have created the official Facebook group for this cause, of course titled "Fast for Freddie". His death affects me in such a way that I will have a moment of silence during his death minute, as well as drink to him tonight. Long Live Freddie's spirit!! You mean you're gonna fast all day and then have a drink in the evening? [img=/images/smiley/msn/whatchutalkingabout_smile.gif][/img] We're gonna create the annual "Fast for queenrox_tony75" in the hope we can find a cure for your liver failure. |
| MamaQueen 24.11.2008 19:34 |
Shoot! I wouldn't have even remembered if I didn't come to this site. Maybe it was Freddie prompting me to go to queenzone. Anyways, tonight, when I get out of work, I will play some of his music and think about how great it would be if he was still alive. And then.... forget about it again. |