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@100atn1 Queen = not just one member, no matter how great he is. And you say you know all about bands? :)

@dorkandproudofit True...in fact Freddie had heard this and sung it for the 'Miracle' album, but it couldn't be used unfortunately. I love both versions, but my favourite is Brian's: it makes me cry. But my ultimate favourite in this album HAS to be the song that really was about Freddie: "Nothin...

Hehe for a man who publicly acknowledged that he preferred cats to babies, he seemed to make a good parent-figure :D I'm guessing by this time he knew he didn't have much time left... :(

This was Roger's own song...written by him. But like Brian said once, Freddie always somehow - through the magic of his voice - managed to make the song of his bandmates his own. And you can see the recognition of that in the way Brian and Roger play 'Days of Our Lives' here: Roger uses 'I Still...

Barcelona was Freddie's masterpiece...I bet if he were alive today he would script his own opera at some point and write music for it :D :D :D

@MrNotyag And btw, if they weren't interested in paying tribute to Freddie, why would they organize a tribute concert, or why would they release 'Made In Heaven', which contains songs that he sang in the last days of his life? Brian and Roger have always emphasized on how brave and passionate F...

@MrNotyag I don't think that's what BrIan May meant at all. I think you should read more of their interviews, and what they say publicly. Brian, Roger and Deacy have always maintained that the greatest thing about Freddie was his music and his ability to reach out to his audience. You should also...

@ 4:57...ouch, it looks like Brian's close to crying there :( I don't think I can even manage to imagine how tough the entire thing had been on all 4 of them. What an incredible bunch of guys.

@TheJumpyPopcorn It is rather obvious, yes, that he must have already had the virus at least by 84 if not earlier. But what's in question here is when exactly he KNEW for sure about the virus: and that was definitely in 1987 when he spotted the Sarcoma and got himself tested again. Not judging h...

Compared to this, Track 13 of the same album is virtually nothing :P

Bo Rhap is an immensely beautiful song, but a complete bitch to sing live! I'm guessing this must be one of his last shows on the tour...any singers voice is bound to break on the final day at some point or other. Brian I think messes up a wee bit at the end of his solo too, ne?

Gah...I never really liked the song OR the video, though of course it's obviously something Freddie was immensely comfortable with and wanted to do, and going by Brian's statement about Freddie being a bit of an extremist, the band seemed to eventually let him. The look on Brian, Roger and John's...

Loved this! Wish they'd talked a bit about Prophet's Song too...that was an amazing piece of work too! :D

@lapopo13 @lapopo13 Actually, he was very much an Indian, with Persian ancestry. Bulsara is a common Parsi name in India, and it's derived from a district in Gujarat. He was born in Zanzibar because his dad was a diplomat, so inevitably they travelled a lot and Freddie (Farroukh, actually) and hi...

@chullbulli So am I! One interesting factoid though: Gandhi himself was a year younger to Kasturba when he married her. It sounded a lot like it was completely about Gandhi and Kasturba but I guess they proved us wrong: it's only inspired by their story :)

Happy belated birthday...Freddie :(

A sequel with them dancing to Kudi Naal Ishq Mithaa is in order...haha coming from an Indian I can say they totally killed this track :D Awesome!