QueenZone discussion #424921

gabriel79 wrote: i think freddie sings "galileo "cause galileo was perseguitated for his idea against the church,the pope. i think there is alink with omosexuality. if you listen to boh rap,i think it speaks bout omosexuality.i am not kidding you. in the first verse there's a man who says to be sorry to his mother."just killed a man" imh it means i 've killed the man i was and now i am like a woman cause i love men. in the ooperatic section we are in hell.there is process against the man who says "let me go".the church has always cndamned gys people and in the song he sings "belzebu has a devil put aside for me"

<font color="whitesmoke">bambam</> wrote: Beelzebub- The Lord of The Flies. The Devil. Satan. Evil Incarnate. Galileo-Genius Italian dude, dropped 2 cannonballs from the Pisa tower

BHM 0271 wrote: Gabriel79 wrote: "the church has always cndamned gys people." I think it's actually "jizz people" the church condemns (aka "omosexuals".)

SergeantPepperDG wrote:

gabriel79 wrote: i think freddie sings "galileo "cause galileo was perseguitated for his idea against the church,the pope. i think there is alink with omosexuality. if you listen to boh rap,i think it speaks bout omosexuality.i am not kidding you. in the first verse there's a man who says to be sorry to his mother."just killed a man" imh it means i 've killed the man i was and now i am like a woman cause i love men. in the ooperatic section we are in hell.there is process against the man who says "let me go".the church has always cndamned gys people and in the song he sings "belzebu has a devil put aside for me"

Are you freaking serious???

Philipp Nothaft wrote: Figaro (as in Mozart's Figaro's Wedding) is a barber, by the way...

<font color="red">Brianmay1975 wrote:

Philipp Nothaft wrote: Figaro (as in Mozart's Figaro's Wedding) is a barber, by the way...

Well, it seems Freddie always liked barbers, isn't it? :) Of course BoRhap is about AIDS, what the heck is going on with you? It's obviously he killed a guy by giving him the disease!... Freddie had great psychic powers. He knew he was gonna die of AIDS, even if AIDS hadn't been discovered by then. Unfortunately, he knew his fate was unavoidable, and if he wasn't gonna get AIDS by having sex with guys, he was still gonna get it from a blood transfusion. So I guess he was wiser, he has chosen the most pleasant way to get it. Another proof of his psychic powers is the fact he knew, back in 75, he was gonna be the lover of a barber, Jim Hutton, hence the "Figaro" thing in BoRhap.

Lord Blackadder wrote: "i think freddie sings "galileo "cause galileo was perseguitated for his idea against the church,the pope. i think there is alink with omosexuality. if you listen to boh rap,i think it speaks bout omosexuality.i am not kidding you. in the first verse there's a man who says to be sorry to his mother."just killed a man" imh it means i 've killed the man i was and now i am like a woman cause i love men. in the ooperatic section we are in hell.there is process against the man who says "let me go".the church has always cndamned gys people and in the song he sings "belzebu has a devil put aside for me" " Jesus christ. If it's not about him getting AIDS it's about him being like a woman. Listen carefully now boys and girls. Although I don't know the hidden meaning, in words it is REALLY obvious what it is about... The start: (Is this the real life?) is just the starting point. Next verse: (Mama, just killed a man) is just a man telling his mother he has just killed someone, and that he has thrown his life away. Next verse: (Too late, my time has come) is about him knowing he is going to get caught OR he is going to kill himself or something because he knows what he has done, and he sometimes wishes he had never been born because he has made a mess of his and his life. Opera section: Part jiberish, part fancy words for the sake of using them. But basically he has been arrested or something now. But 'Thunderbolt and lightning very very frightning me' could be referring to some sort of capital punishment (electric chair anyone?) or maybe something to do with God, not quite sure. Then he is saying I'm going to hell for my crime (has the devil out aside for me). Rock section: This is the man saying he doesn't want his family or friends or anything because he isn't going to die. He going to escape (get right outta here). Last part: Coming to terms with the fact he is about to die. And that now, nothing really matters. As far as I'm concerned thats what I have always felt Bo Rhap was about, in words anyway. And for all the explanations I have seen, that is without a doubt the one that makes most sense. He wasn't saying he was like a lady now, or writing about the fact he had AIDS 16 years before he died of it, 12 years before he first got it, about 9 years before he got HIV, and about 6 years before anyone had even heard of the disease! Phew...