QueenZone discussion #1324580

qz08927 wrote: FILTER SCREEN Freddie Mercury The Great Pretender * * * EAGLE ROCK. DVD/BR Queen diva's life and - mostly solo - times explored. Soundtrack composer David Arnold sums up Freddie Mercury's talents perfectly here: "No matter how ridiculous the idea, Freddie could always sell it to you with the performance." His statement is compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979; one of the many rare clips located by producer, director and uber-Queen fan Rhys Thomas. While it's refreshing to hear Brian May and Roger Taylor talking candidly, and not uncritically, about their former bandmate, The Great Pretender's main focus is Mercury's underwhelming solo work. As one of several 'talking heads'. Comic actor Matt Lucas maintains that Barcelona, the singer's 1988 collaboration with opera star Montserrat Caballe, was the apogee of his career. Most, though, will come away more convinced than ever that Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when he was with Queen. Mark Blake YOU SEE HOW BORAT IS BEING NEATLY SQUEEZED INTO THE INOCOMPARABLE UNMATCHED ARTISTIC PERFECTION THAT MADE UP BOTH FREDDIE'S STAGE AND COMPOSER IDENTITY AND IMAGE BY HOW THE SO CALLED REVIEW ABOVE IS FRAMED AND WORDED compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979 Mercury's underwhelming solo work. Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when Mark Blake SHAME ON YOU!

mooghead wrote:

qz08927 wrote: FILTER SCREEN Freddie Mercury The Great Pretender * * * EAGLE ROCK. DVD/BR Queen diva's life and - mostly solo - times explored. Soundtrack composer David Arnold sums up Freddie Mercury's talents perfectly here: "No matter how ridiculous the idea, Freddie could always sell it to you with the performance." His statement is compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979; one of the many rare clips located by producer, director and uber-Queen fan Rhys Thomas. While it's refreshing to hear Brian May and Roger Taylor talking candidly, and not uncritically, about their former bandmate, The Great Pretender's main focus is Mercury's underwhelming solo work. As one of several 'talking heads'. Comic actor Matt Lucas maintains that Barcelona, the singer's 1988 collaboration with opera star Montserrat Caballe, was the apogee of his career. Most, though, will come away more convinced than ever that Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when he was with Queen. Mark Blake YOU SEE HOW BORAT IS BEING NEATLY SQUEEZED INTO THE INOCOMPARABLE UNMATCHED ARTISTIC PERFECTION THAT MADE UP BOTH FREDDIE'S STAGE AND COMPOSER IDENTITY AND IMAGE BY HOW THE SO CALLED REVIEW ABOVE IS FRAMED AND WORDED compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979 Mercury's underwhelming solo work. Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when Mark Blake SHAME ON YOU!

Nobody cares what you think

thomasquinn 32989 wrote: Neither do you, so a little modesty would be in order. You let Brian do the thinking for you, and are proud of it, remember?

qz08927 wrote: FILTER SCREEN Freddie Mercury The Great Pretender * * * EAGLE ROCK. DVD/BR Queen diva's life and - mostly solo - times explored. Soundtrack composer David Arnold sums up Freddie Mercury's talents perfectly here: "No matter how ridiculous the idea, Freddie could always sell it to you with the performance." His statement is compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979; one of the many rare clips located by producer, director and uber-Queen fan Rhys Thomas. While it's refreshing to hear Brian May and Roger Taylor talking candidly, and not uncritically, about their former bandmate, The Great Pretender's main focus is Mercury's underwhelming solo work. As one of several 'talking heads'. Comic actor Matt Lucas maintains that Barcelona, the singer's 1988 collaboration with opera star Montserrat Caballe, was the apogee of his career. Most, though, will come away more convinced than ever that Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when he was with Queen. Mark Blake YOU SEE HOW BORAT IS BEING NEATLY SQUEEZED INTO THE INOCOMPARABLE UNMATCHED ARTISTIC PERFECTION THAT MADE UP BOTH FREDDIE'S STAGE AND COMPOSER IDENTITY AND IMAGE BY HOW THE SO CALLED REVIEW ABOVE IS FRAMED AND WORDED compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979 Mercury's underwhelming solo work. Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when Mark Blake SHAME ON YOU!

qz08927 wrote: FILTER SCREEN Freddie Mercury The Great Pretender * * * EAGLE ROCK. DVD/BR Queen diva's life and - mostly solo - times explored. Soundtrack composer David Arnold sums up Freddie Mercury's talents perfectly here: "No matter how ridiculous the idea, Freddie could always sell it to you with the performance." His statement is compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979; one of the many rare clips located by producer, director and uber-Queen fan Rhys Thomas. While it's refreshing to hear Brian May and Roger Taylor talking candidly, and not uncritically, about their former bandmate, The Great Pretender's main focus is Mercury's underwhelming solo work. As one of several 'talking heads'. Comic actor Matt Lucas maintains that Barcelona, the singer's 1988 collaboration with opera star Montserrat Caballe, was the apogee of his career. Most, though, will come away more convinced than ever that Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when he was with Queen. Mark Blake YOU SEE HOW BORAT IS BEING NEATLY SQUEEZED INTO THE INOCOMPARABLE UNMATCHED ARTISTIC PERFECTION THAT MADE UP BOTH FREDDIE'S STAGE AND COMPOSER IDENTITY AND IMAGE BY HOW THE SO CALLED REVIEW ABOVE IS FRAMED AND WORDED compounded by hilarious scenes of Mercury cavorting unself-consciously with the Royal Ballet Company in 1979 Mercury's underwhelming solo work. Mercury was only at his ridiculous best when Mark Blake SHAME ON YOU!

qz08927 wrote: Rediculous and Hilarious are both words purposely used in the above promotion of Sacha Baron Cohen by a paid media whore, to make way for the coming pathetic, mean, cheap, lacklustre, unintelligent, comedy based performing idiot version of Freddie Mercury, as milked by Sacha Baron Cohen to the applause and praise of the dumbed down chimplike, uneducated class of the century, in the years of the culturally redundant savages.