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The Show Must Go On (Original Post) Major Nikon Sep 2019 OP
I wasn't a huge Queen fan captain queeg Sep 2019 #1
This makes me cry and smile all at the same time. MuseRider Sep 2019 #2
Freddie always touches me. Corgigal Sep 2019 #3

captain queeg

(10,208 posts)
1. I wasn't a huge Queen fan
Mon Sep 30, 2019, 09:44 AM
Sep 2019

Though I saw them in concert twice back in their hey day. But I was listening to Another One Bites The Dust on the radio the other day and realized Freddie was really an incredible vocalist.

MuseRider

(34,111 posts)
2. This makes me cry and smile all at the same time.
Mon Sep 30, 2019, 10:48 AM
Sep 2019

I was a fan, on the outside. The time was me going to nursing school and working nights and too busy to do much else but over the years I really have appreciated that band and what they did, it was so wonderful.

My musician brother died of AIDS about 17 years ago so I always get teared up with these stories. Freddy was a monster singer and musician. His ideas were movements and his talent was above most others.

I am appreciating from another decade and feel so sad I was not more interested, or able to be, when he was living.

Corgigal

(9,291 posts)
3. Freddie always touches me.
Mon Sep 30, 2019, 02:57 PM
Sep 2019

To face your own mortality in such a graceful and productive way.

Can’t be scared of everything, got to get your Freddie on sometimes.

I also lost my brother in law, plus 5 friends to AIDS.

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