QueenZone discussion #827101

liam wrote: cocaine makes people more agressive and edgy, its a stimulant so of coarse it effects you, why would people use it.

doeeyes wrote: Freddie had great stage persona, I seen them perform in 1977, and 1982 they were great .

<font color=yellow/> bismillah!!! wrote: Freddie was NEVER under the influence of drugs during concerts

the_hero wrote: this is all stupid.. it's all personal taste.. did I like Freddie with the sarcastic swearing or without. It all depends on the audience reaction, British people are more ok with the cursing on stage than for example Japan. You'll never hear a Japanese concert where a Queen member swears. They just respected the audience. As for the Great Brittain (English) shows Freddie swears a lot and the audience doesn't give a damn and even goes along with it (for example Wembley 86 after the day-O thing Freddie says "fuck you" and the crowd cheers) Many artist were like that, for example David Coverdale and Ozzy Osbourne.

DreaminQueen wrote: Doesnt matter to me really. The more shy Freddie or the more camp freddie that says "fuck you" to me on my DVD player, i love him either way.

Serry... wrote: Freddie always was arrogant on the stage. Freddie called the audience as "you load of tarts" on Earls' shows... If Freddie would be shy on the stage - his name was John Deacon then.

innadizon wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote: Doesnt matter to me really. The more shy Freddie or the more camp freddie that says "fuck you" to me on my DVD player, i love him either way.

^hear hear! actually, i've never really seen freddie perform live. the closest thing i've got is live at wembley. well, he cusses there, right?

the_hero wrote:

<b><font color="green">The Fairy King wrote:

Serry... wrote: Freddie always was arrogant on the stage. Freddie called the audience as "you load of tarts" on Earls' shows... If Freddie would be shy on the stage - his name was John Deacon then.

I thought he said "you loaded tarts"

lol not quite :P

doeeyes wrote: saltnvineger, thankyou, first I was always into different music when I was about 15, I loved the doors janis joplin jimi hendrix, then came this song, borap, I thought it was so unique, and the guitar sound they sounded like no other, so they facinated me from the start, they were better received in the uk, united states I hate to say were not into different sounds or people, and freddie of course was the showman. but there were lots of fans, but not like the uk. in 1982 he changed his look of course, myself I liked it he was a beautifull man, very lithe and very sexy the us did not take to it, but they had their heads up their ass, as far as I was concerned. I had good seats and enjoyed the shows so much, Freddie was so great and funny, he was more into it by 1982. later on the I want to break free video turned a lot of people off, but I thought all of it was in good fun, a lot of people especially in the south were i live, they all love country music, but there are still a lot of Queen fans here, I cherish all those memories especially 1977 when they were getting thier feet wet, and becoming the great band they are, they always spoke to the audiance, and Freddie would look at you when he sang, good eye contact I enjoyed sharing my memories with you, have a great day. trish...lol

<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: That book is the most inaccurate piece of crap ever released on Queen...and that includes Rick Skye's 'biography' of Freddie Mercury! If there's ONE paragraph without errors, it's a legitimate miracle.

<font color=FFFFOO>FreMe<h6>Get Down!!!! wrote:

<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: That book is the most inaccurate piece of crap ever released on Queen...and that includes Rick Skye's 'biography' of Freddie Mercury! If there's ONE paragraph without errors, it's a legitimate miracle.

Well, A Kind Of Magic (A tribute to Freddie MErcury) is, I think, The worst crap ever :s.. And speaking of Freddie saying weird things on stage, I actually heard him say that 'Brian´s got a big cock' on stage :p.. I swear it was him :D

doeeyes wrote: saltnvineger, been digging thru all my packed up boxes of things I have collected over my teen years and in my 20's years, actually it was in dec, 1977 they also played ft worth texas which is a neibor of Dallas, they played ftworth dec, 10 and the tickets were 6.50 pretty cheap that was for a balcony seat row 5, i know they played houston dec 11, than came back up our way, also i found my drumstick I got at a Led Zepplin concert signed by all the band members, got that in 1969, i get messed up on my dates my senior moments i call them i wished i would have travelled to houston the extra 3 hours, but i didn't, 1982 was the last time they played the states with freddie.

Jellybean Queen<h6>sweetbodykisses wrote: Oh lord jesus...Freme, when did he say this? For some reason I dont think he was lying :)

saltnvinegar wrote:

Jellybean Queen<h6>sweetbodykisses wrote: Oh lord jesus...Freme, when did he say this? For some reason I dont think he was lying :)

It's available to hear on one of those sites with concert mistakes and funny moments, it's been put up here a few times but sorry, I don't know the link right now and and the search feature just doesn't seem to work for me on this board anymore :( I must admit I wasn't sure whether he said c%$k or 'conk' (as in nose)...that might be more appropriate!