Wow I saw Queen live in 77 and 78 at Chicago Stadium and I was 14. I'm still in awe of Freddie and Brian is amazing. I wrote a long email which began by telling Brian a comment was incorrect so I set the writer straight. I never thought he'd read it. In a good mood that day I wrote a funny and engaging note and it was 10 paragraphs. I was shocked he wrote back. He "never reads emails more than a paragraph but he said "you were so funny and engaging I couldn't help but read it" I was shocked he took the time. I was thinking he'd never see it so it was funny, relevant. Even said "hope to meet when in Chicago." He's madly in love with his wife and so proper he was amazingly kind. Mike Myers said he's a very sweet lovely man. Talented, brilliant etc...
@dinger454 The Beatles had the media behind them plus they didn't tour like Queen did. The Beatles were able to produce more records because they toured less. I like the Beatles but I agree, Queen were definitely more talented. What makes me mad is when I hear the same people mentioned when talking about greatness. If you combine voice, stage presence and songwriting, Freddie beats Elvis, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney and John Lennon. And Freddie definitely beats anyone today.
It's a bit like George Harrison, he was known as 'the quiet one', but people who knew him personally said he never shut up. He probably struggled to get a word in with John and Paul lol.
Freddie had a very posh English accent and you can hear it in Queen songs. For example during 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' the way Freddie sings "torn between your lover and the love you leave behind, you're headed for disaster cause you never read the signs", Freddie's posh accent was very distinct and brought an extra wow factor into his singing.
Doesn't matter how Freddie was about this, about that... Freddie worked very hard for Music. He was THE singer of songs & THE LOVER OF LIFE. HE WAS IN LOVE WITH LOVE TOO. He's a Legend till the end of time. All my respects for this amazing & lovely man ❣👑
I also love to hear Freddie 'speak'. He has a lovely voice timbre.Gosh, he's wearing that live aid rehearsal t. shirt again. What a great shame Freddie felt hurt about the UK press.His concern was for the fans' following. I realy like this interview because Freddie was very realistic in his comments. Yes, Freddie, wealth DOES bring problems...
I can just listen to Freddie speak all day. I love how his normal talking voice gives the opposite expectation as far as vocal capacity goes. He sounds as you'd expect, being a refugee schooled in the UK, but sings better than any of the girls at college X'D. Absolutely smashes the shit out of the entire music scene with his wide repertoire of talent. Someone who not only writes songs, but has written some of the catchiest and most meaningful anthems the world has ever heard. You need to have some understanding of music theory (taught or self-taught) to write a piece of music though you don't need an awful lot of skill to write a piece of music the rest of us would define as an actual piece of music. Many sit just above that margin, whereas others try to produce something really magical. And you don't need a lot of content to make a catchy track. IT IS possible to produce a basic song which is very catchy, like "Imagine" by the Beatles. But it is still very difficult to do! Freddie's tracks would have 2 - 4 times the amount of melodic content of any other competitor and every key sounding justified and resolved, as in it would sound worse if you subtracted, added or moved any note even a tiny bit. That's when you know the guy was playing with every feasible idea imaginable, and his final piece was the result of decades of learning and years of trial and error trying to find THEE best composition humanly possible. The composition which will make him immortal as long as the human race exists. That's why he is a God.
Freddie's a little 'faced, here. Repeating himself, slurring a bit. Roger told a story of the concert they played later that day, and Freddie was so drunk by that point, he had his tights on backward.
Hey see above, it was the day of the show Freddie was wasted and from what I read very funny but Brian has a look of WTF THE whole 1/2 hour until he sobered up. No the way it was described Freddie couldn't stand or dress himself so no way give an interview. The interview was the day prior to concert
Read the entire funny incident in "Freddie Mercury: The definitive Biography" Leslie Ann Jones. Good friend of the band and long term trusted Journalist. She provides the witness accounts and it was show day and he got uncharacteristically drop down wasted.
If you notice on interviews from their early career, Freddie stayed kind of quiet. He never really said much and always let others speak. Something happened along the way...he started to take charge during interviews later on for some reason. I love it though. For me, there isn't enough interviews with Freddie talking. He can talk all he wants! ;D
No one has been able to match half of Freddies and Queens ability in the last 20 years...best band ever...for all the true fans you know i'm right because we hear their songs in stores, commercials, stadiums, even elevators!!!
when freddie speaks, it's like he's an everyday person, no different than you or i. something unique and special happens when he sings tho, truly a one in a million talent. thanks for all the great tunes.
I read about the New Zealand concert in a book written by a friend of the band entitled just , "Freddie Mercury" Yes, in an unusual occurrence, Freddie and a friend who was in town from I think Spandau Ballet (sp) had a full afternoon of drinking. One bottle of Stoli, led to another, and the 2 then went to Fred's room and continued drinking port and a scary combination of liquor and he was so wasted there's no way he could sit to be interviewed. He showed up at the proper time yet couldn't dress himself and they got him dressed. And he went out on time, forgot lyrics and Brian was like "wtf", Roger was "pissing" himself which is laughing and this went on for 1/2 hour. He sobered up but then the friend went on stage to sing Tuti Fruity and forgot words, went up to Brian and mocked funny lewd motions. Brian still had that WTF? Look. Show good from then on. The band avoided New Zealand afterward. Freddie was probably embarrassed since he is such a professional. I'd love to see that!!!!
I will forever be thanking my dad for playing Queen throughout my childhood. If it weren't for him, I probably would've never loved them as much as I do. I was born 4 years after Freddie died, and it saddens me that I will never get to see this amazing man live. RIP Freddie, and Happy Birthday.
You're right when you wrote that America missed out on them due to lack of airtime. I've been following Queen since the mid '70's or have tried too. It was very difficult because back in the '70s there was no youtube, no internet, no cable, there was nothing but only radio. And my town's radio stations hardly ever played Queen. I couldn't get any information on them. It pissed me off because I loved Freddie's voice and I thought Roger was the cutest guy. :) So thank God for youtube.
@Yo1969Yo To be fair though Bohemian Rhapsody has been declared the best song ever written, by most of the musical world and this must say a lot about Freddie and his gang.
as much as i loved the WHOLE thing, i lol'ed when john started smoking and that triggered roger to want a cig and when he couldn't find any, he just went ahead and took one of john's. thank you for sharing :-)
This might not be related to anything that everyones talking about but I was just born when you wrote this comment I m really sorry it's just so fascinating to me
+ian coulbeck did you see the whole "first half hour was a mess", "he banged his head on the piano in somebody to love" thing?? The story Roger tells about Freddie and Tony Hadley getting wasted before the New Zealand show and Freddie being really fucked up for some of the show
@cortadew I respect your opinion. The word "musician" covers such a wide range. IMO Freddie & Elvis had the best voices in music, great quality vocals. But Elvis did not write songs. Even though Michael, Paul & John wrote classics (mainly Paul & John), they did not have great quality vocals. Freddie had a great quality voice & he solely wrote many classics. Not only did he write the lyrics but also the music to accompany the lyrics.
I don't know, but I love Freddie's hair in the early-mid 70's even more.....I even cut it to look like his hair recently! LOL I had bangs before I got into Queen, but I just HAD to have Freddie's hairstyle....love it so much........
Irishfox they were very down-to-earth people. such a good heartedness about every single one of them. it cracked me up so bad when Freddie keep saying I don't give a damn and he shakes his head with emphasis when he says it so funny LOL. love this band, miss Freddie
yeah that goes to show you what unhappiness can do to you even if you're rich. You look for happiness in other places with no reguard to the dangers of it or knowing the dangers but searching for it is so strong it kills you.
Looks like there was nowhere else to stand the ladder was just there so he rested his arm on it. Interviews often take much longer than we see from the finished footage
Funny I heard Phil Collins say something similar about wealth and money and the problems that come with it when you are rich... I think he said something like "With wealth it comes with a different set of problems" (in comparison to being poor).
BTW I don’t think Freddie’s drunk. I think he’s pissed 😤. After all, most of the criticism from the press and punk rockers was leveled specifically at him. I think he’s pretty articulate here.
@MsLadyRobin Hey I was just wondering how it's known for sure that he found out around Easter of 1987. I read Mercury and Me by Jim Hutton and I can't remember if this was in the book. I'll have to check that out. And I am sooo curious about what it was like to see them play at Live Aide. It's so cool that you saw them live!!
@Yo1969Yo well the people you refer to had different history in music they sang different styles and had different views of life. They were all masters of their game but for me and i think for very many people a totally different game for each and every one of them. Can't compare a glorious glam rocker with a pop king a rock'n'roll king or two rock pioneers, it just doesn't work that way. Great musicians all of them and their music will live on forever.
@MrNotyag Freddie did speak the truth. He said you can be happy in certain areas. He is talking about being wealthy & successful in the music business.
I'm THRILLED to find this relatively-decent video quality of this interview! (I've seen the interview before - but w/o the shots of the interviewer edited into it - but the video quality was HORRIBLE)
because he has a lot of important things to say! and that's good! I don't think that he's trying to steal the attention in any way, he just comes up with good things. And remember that Freddie is the world's most charismatic singer ever, so I think he naturally wants to speak a lot.
What really annoys me is the press support nowadays of the useless drivel that is churned out on these utterly stupid talent shows. if Queen had the press behind them instead of against them, they would undoubtedly be the biggest band the planet has ever seen. 4 genius musicians. 4 extremely intelligent people and4astute business man. When does that ever happen in a rock band. Queen quite simply should have blown away the Beatles as they have more talent. Queen do and will always rule.
It seems there was something on Freddie's mind when he refered to "wealth." I think he said the question was very delicated and it can be asked separately. His comments made me realize that there was, in fact, an disagreement between Roger and Freddie for the loyalties on Bo Rah & IILWMC. Supposibly, Roger wanted to share equally the loyalties because his song was released with Bo Rah as a B-side, but Freddie found that unfair because his song was the reason of the success.
thank you very much.Listen to me, i have to realize an english website about queen for my english teacher,so i need more details about their impact to people.Can you do me this favour please?
I never actually knew they came here to New Zealand until I saw this old interview about two years ago. But I don't where exactly they were in this interview, were they they in Invercargill, were they in Dunedin, Christchurch, or otherwise most likely Auckland?
Yes he is....you can just tell by his body language that he is disgusted by smoke. On his website, he writes a lot of information about petitioning to ban smoking in resturants (in England)!!!!
@NScole6407 No, he's not preventing himself from the smoke :) That's Brian - he was the only non-smoker in the band and he got used to live with another 3 smokers :)
freddie is so right with the British media, they don't give a shit who they offend just to get a story. Reminds me of a freddie quote from 1986 Live at Wembley concert - he said a lot of rumors had been going round about them breaking up and in reponse he said "Their talking out of their arse, we'll be together until we fucking well die" - such a sad lose and waste of a great man.
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I saw this concert, was only 14 then now I'm 43 and is still the best show I ever saw and will never forget it. Thankyou Queen
Wow I saw Queen live in 77 and 78 at Chicago Stadium and I was 14. I'm still in awe of Freddie and Brian is amazing. I wrote a long email which began by telling Brian a comment was incorrect so I set the writer straight. I never thought he'd read it. In a good mood that day I wrote a funny and engaging note and it was 10 paragraphs. I was shocked he wrote back. He "never reads emails more than a paragraph but he said "you were so funny and engaging I couldn't help but read it" I was shocked he took the time. I was thinking he'd never see it so it was funny, relevant. Even said "hope to meet when in Chicago." He's madly in love with his wife and so proper he was amazingly kind. Mike Myers said he's a very sweet lovely man. Talented, brilliant etc...
@@MaureenHartnett there are recordings from both chicago shows 5/12/77 and 7/12/78 in CZcams
Wow! That's amazing to see. Did any of you happen to tape these shows? It would be great, greetings.
Lucky you!
I was there too and i loved it still do
2:39 Roger steals a cigarette from John after he finds out he has none in his jacket pockets
Bahah that was awesome
Charlynn Star was so nice jajahaha
AWE
thanks for pointing it out, love it! I completely missed it the first time round.
Charlynn Star Scribe 😂😂
I'm dying at the rest of them letting Freddie struggle (but determined!) answering the wealthy question while silently giggling themselves.
Meanies! 😂
smart of Freddie to disclaimer of having wealth. Wish he was still here.
Freddie is the Champion of my world!!!! I still love you!!
vero !!!!🔝🔝🔝🔝
@dinger454 The Beatles had the media behind them plus they didn't tour like Queen did. The Beatles were able to produce more records because they toured less. I like the Beatles but I agree, Queen were definitely more talented.
What makes me mad is when I hear the same people mentioned when talking about greatness. If you combine voice, stage presence and songwriting, Freddie beats Elvis, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney and John Lennon. And Freddie definitely beats anyone today.
Yo1969Yo I couldn’t agree more. The rest of them can bite the dust, Freddie’s and Queen’s dust that is. 👑
Absolutely true!
oH EVeRy SoNg MaDE AfTEr 2000 iS TrASh
Adam Lambert is a pale shadow of Freddie.
I agree 👍
Freddie is obviously a happy chatty and articulate drunk.
he's obviously completely plastered here! And his Indian accent slips out when he's drunk.
at 2:41 Roger totally gets caught trying to steal one of Deaky’s smokes. LOL.
No!! Freddie rarely talks in group interviews so this interview is great.
Gosh I wish John Deacon would shut up & give some1 else a chance to talk.. Lv u FM.
+mrs Andy Gibb lol
+mrs Andy Gibb lol
mrs Andy Gibb hahaha vey funny
It was a joke :D
It's a bit like George Harrison, he was known as 'the quiet one', but people who knew him personally said he never shut up. He probably struggled to get a word in with John and Paul lol.
Freddie had a very posh English accent and you can hear it in Queen songs. For example during 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' the way Freddie sings "torn between your lover and the love you leave behind, you're headed for disaster cause you never read the signs", Freddie's posh accent was very distinct and brought an extra wow factor into his singing.
Doesn't matter how Freddie was about this, about that... Freddie worked very hard for Music. He was THE singer of songs & THE LOVER OF LIFE. HE WAS IN LOVE WITH LOVE TOO. He's a Legend till the end of time. All my respects for this amazing & lovely man ❣👑
I also love to hear Freddie 'speak'. He has a lovely voice timbre.Gosh, he's wearing that live aid rehearsal t. shirt again. What a great shame Freddie felt hurt about the UK press.His concern was for the fans' following.
I realy like this interview because Freddie was very realistic in his comments. Yes, Freddie, wealth DOES bring problems...
I can just listen to Freddie speak all day. I love how his normal talking voice gives the opposite expectation as far as vocal capacity goes. He sounds as you'd expect, being a refugee schooled in the UK, but sings better than any of the girls at college X'D. Absolutely smashes the shit out of the entire music scene with his wide repertoire of talent. Someone who not only writes songs, but has written some of the catchiest and most meaningful anthems the world has ever heard. You need to have some understanding of music theory (taught or self-taught) to write a piece of music though you don't need an awful lot of skill to write a piece of music the rest of us would define as an actual piece of music. Many sit just above that margin, whereas others try to produce something really magical. And you don't need a lot of content to make a catchy track. IT IS possible to produce a basic song which is very catchy, like "Imagine" by the Beatles. But it is still very difficult to do! Freddie's tracks would have 2 - 4 times the amount of melodic content of any other competitor and every key sounding justified and resolved, as in it would sound worse if you subtracted, added or moved any note even a tiny bit. That's when you know the guy was playing with every feasible idea imaginable, and his final piece was the result of decades of learning and years of trial and error trying to find THEE best composition humanly possible. The composition which will make him immortal as long as the human race exists. That's why he is a God.
Freddie's a little 'faced, here. Repeating himself, slurring a bit.
Roger told a story of the concert they played later that day, and Freddie was so drunk by that point, he had his tights on backward.
Is it a bad thing or a good thing...?
Hey see above, it was the day of the show Freddie was wasted and from what I read very funny but Brian has a look of WTF THE whole 1/2 hour until he sobered up. No the way it was described Freddie couldn't stand or dress himself so no way give an interview. The interview was the day prior to concert
Read the entire funny incident in "Freddie Mercury: The definitive Biography" Leslie Ann Jones. Good friend of the band and long term trusted Journalist. She provides the witness accounts and it was show day and he got uncharacteristically drop down wasted.
Maureen Anne Brunell Hartnett Hahah! Freddie was so naughty and sassy... x3 i still find it odd that Brian was shocked though...
Yes he appeared to be pretty lit on something here. His eyes were glazed over too. lol
If you notice on interviews from their early career, Freddie stayed kind of quiet. He never really said much and always let others speak. Something happened along the way...he started to take charge during interviews later on for some reason. I love it though. For me, there isn't enough interviews with Freddie talking. He can talk all he wants! ;D
I totally agree with John Deacon
Me too
they are the greatest band ever.
He is so honest :)
Freddie isn't letting anyone else get a word in! :-) Must have been saving it up from not doing interviews for a long time!
Drunk,; pie faced, sloshed
Freddie was so wise❤
Money brings with it big problems!!🙁
"I dont give a DAMN what they write"
Awesome Freddie. =D Tell it like it is. ^_^
Brazil, Rock in Rio, 1985, Love of my life. 🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏🇧🇷💚💛
No one has been able to match half of Freddies and Queens ability in the last 20 years...best band ever...for all the true fans you know i'm right because we hear their songs in stores, commercials, stadiums, even elevators!!!
They were INTELLIGENT... That's it
when freddie speaks, it's like he's an everyday person, no different than you or i. something unique and special happens when he sings tho, truly a one in a million talent. thanks for all the great tunes.
I read about the New Zealand concert in a book written by a friend of the band entitled just , "Freddie Mercury" Yes, in an unusual occurrence, Freddie and a friend who was in town from I think Spandau Ballet (sp) had a full afternoon of drinking. One bottle of Stoli, led to another, and the 2 then went to Fred's room and continued drinking port and a scary combination of liquor and he was so wasted there's no way he could sit to be interviewed. He showed up at the proper time yet couldn't dress himself and they got him dressed. And he went out on time, forgot lyrics and Brian was like "wtf", Roger was "pissing" himself which is laughing and this went on for 1/2 hour. He sobered up but then the friend went on stage to sing Tuti Fruity and forgot words, went up to Brian and mocked funny lewd motions. Brian still had that WTF? Look. Show good from then on. The band avoided New Zealand afterward. Freddie was probably embarrassed since he is such a professional. I'd love to see that!!!!
Tony Headley from Spandau Ballet
I will forever be thanking my dad for playing Queen throughout my childhood. If it weren't for him, I probably would've never loved them as much as I do. I was born 4 years after Freddie died, and it saddens me that I will never get to see this amazing man live. RIP Freddie, and Happy Birthday.
You're right when you wrote that America missed out on them due to lack of airtime. I've been following Queen since the mid '70's or have tried too. It was very difficult because back in the '70s there was no youtube, no internet, no cable, there was nothing but only radio. And my town's radio stations hardly ever played Queen. I couldn't get any information on them. It pissed me off because I loved Freddie's voice and I thought Roger was the cutest guy. :)
So thank God for youtube.
April 1985. Just a few months before they did Live Aid.
Freddie couldn't have said it better..The People
wow, freddie's singing voice and speaking voice, are totally different!!!!!!!!
@Yo1969Yo To be fair though Bohemian Rhapsody has been declared the best song ever written, by most of the musical world and this must say a lot about Freddie and his gang.
This is actually a really good interview. They all seem relaxed, and the questions were actually interesting!
“I don’t give a DAMN what I write about!” Yes freddie
as much as i loved the WHOLE thing, i lol'ed when john started smoking and that triggered roger to want a cig and when he couldn't find any, he just went ahead and took one of john's.
thank you for sharing :-)
This might not be related to anything that everyones talking about but I was just born when you wrote this comment
I m really sorry it's just so fascinating to me
"you can't be a great businessman and make crap music!"
lol damn how i wish that wasn't true. He'd be shocked to see what's going on now.
Kanye West?😉👍
Love listening to him talk
I was at the concert too and I still remember it I am nearly 50
Oh wow that's amazing, Pam! Did you happen to tape the show? Greetings.
Que pena no esta el traductor 😭, besos al cielo Freddie Mercury de 🇨🇱🖤 chile novena región de Temuco.
Yeeha saw them live day after this interview.
Lucky you... :O
+ian coulbeck did you see the whole "first half hour was a mess", "he banged his head on the piano in somebody to love" thing?? The story Roger tells about Freddie and Tony Hadley getting wasted before the New Zealand show and Freddie being really fucked up for some of the show
You were there?
@@iancoulbeck2878 That's fantastic! Did you happen to tape the show?
I think people will never stop buying Queen records, so they don`t need to worry...
i love their accent!!!
@cortadew I respect your opinion. The word "musician" covers such a wide range. IMO Freddie & Elvis had the best voices in music, great quality vocals. But Elvis did not write songs.
Even though Michael, Paul & John wrote classics (mainly Paul & John), they did not have great quality vocals.
Freddie had a great quality voice & he solely wrote many classics. Not only did he write the lyrics but also the music to accompany the lyrics.
I agree. I love their accent !
greetings from Argentina
That was an excellent clip
I love them
my favorite Queen interview
they were/are honest hard working artists and people
I don't know, but I love Freddie's hair in the early-mid 70's even more.....I even cut it to look like his hair recently! LOL I had bangs before I got into Queen, but I just HAD to have Freddie's hairstyle....love it so much........
when Freddie's talking, he's voice is soo different..but thats soo cool..Freddie4ever!!
Freddie my love ❤❤❤❤
@singningwongho Queen did perform in New Zealand. They performed in Auckland, NZ on April 13, 1985 at the Mount Smart Stadium.
Wealthy yet still human beings
Irishfox they were very down-to-earth people. such a good heartedness about every single one of them. it cracked me up so bad when Freddie keep saying I don't give a damn and he shakes his head with emphasis when he says it so funny LOL. love this band, miss Freddie
Liberty Justice Yep great guy
One of the best bands ever ......
yeah that goes to show you what unhappiness can do to you even if you're rich. You look for happiness in other places with no reguard to the dangers of it or knowing the dangers but searching for it is so strong it kills you.
I loved the end... "Queen" - 'nuff said
he's soooooo damn right: wealth brings lots of troubles!....Freddie is really a talented and clever man!
why is the interviewer just posing on a ladder..anybody? really?
Looks like there was nowhere else to stand the ladder was just there so he rested his arm on it. Interviews often take much longer than we see from the finished footage
Hilarious...a ladder? Why?!!😝
Bwahahahaha I was wondering the same thing!
Freddy just says what's on his mind how it's is straight down the line .
@@annettejacobsen6035 Freddie does!
The old beautiful time
Am I the only ome who had trouble focusing on the interviewers voice in the beginning because Somebody to Love was playing in the background?
Funny I heard Phil Collins say something similar about wealth and money and the problems that come with it when you are rich... I think he said something like "With wealth it comes with a different set of problems" (in comparison to being poor).
Giving all your money to your wife when you get divorced is one way to get rid of some that rockstar cash
David Fernandez I
@@ashleyburns6752 The Phil Collins way
BTW I don’t think Freddie’s drunk. I think he’s pissed 😤. After all, most of the criticism from the press and punk rockers was leveled specifically at him. I think he’s pretty articulate here.
obviously Fred is a chatty drunk.
Punk is gone but Queen is here forever.......
Ha! I think Freddie's half cut here. He was pretty lit during the concert the following evening. Good on you Fred. :)
I love how even though Deacy doesn’t say much, you can tell he’s just as annoyed with the critics’ negative attitude as the rest of them.
I'm glad to have seen this and YOU ARE RIGHT LOL about the Roger!
@MsLadyRobin Hey I was just wondering how it's known for sure that he found out around Easter of 1987. I read Mercury and Me by Jim Hutton and I can't remember if this was in the book. I'll have to check that out. And I am sooo curious about what it was like to see them play at Live Aide. It's so cool that you saw them live!!
I am Brazilian and I do not understand what they say, but I love watching them.
Freddie, Brian and John are sitting very close together, how cute.
Pienso que había poco espacio para sentarse ....incluso Roger está aparte! Seguro no había mucho dinero ni para sentarse el periodista 😅🤩
My wise man ❤️
@Yo1969Yo well the people you refer to had different history in music they sang different styles and had different views of life.
They were all masters of their game but for me and i think for very many people a totally different game for each and every one of them.
Can't compare a glorious glam rocker with a pop king a rock'n'roll king or two rock pioneers, it just doesn't work that way.
Great musicians all of them and their music will live on forever.
Notice Freddie's wearing that same live-aid rehearsals vest...again...
I remember them coming to NZ. I kick myself to this day for not going to their concert. I had a friend who had a ticket and lost it!!!
Nai Mako I’d be pissed!
I was born on the 14th anniversary of their only NZ concert - April 13!!
I was born to love Freddie Mercury
I was born oh you know 35 years later 😭
35? HSHCJSJA I mean 17-18
Freddie's so cute. His main point: "I don't give a damn", about the press.
Let him :o) I think he is the coolest dude in Queen.
Freddie was sexy to all!!!!
John Deacon
19/08/51
70 años
@MrNotyag Freddie did speak the truth. He said you can be happy in certain areas. He is talking about being wealthy & successful in the music business.
Freddie wearing same shirt as Live Aid rehearsals.
Although no one may notice John also wore the same clothes as he did during the live aid rehearsal interview😊
I'm THRILLED to find this relatively-decent video quality of this interview! (I've seen the interview before - but w/o the shots of the interviewer edited into it - but the video quality was HORRIBLE)
BilliePiperFan82, you're sooo right.
Roger's very cute. And John seems to not care. A real friend:))))
I really wish I'd been there. I wish I'd been alive then...
because he has a lot of important things to say! and that's good! I don't think that he's trying to steal the attention in any way, he just comes up with good things. And remember that Freddie is the world's most charismatic singer ever, so I think he naturally wants to speak a lot.
What really annoys me is the press support nowadays of the useless drivel that is churned out on these utterly stupid talent shows. if Queen had the press behind them instead of against them, they would undoubtedly be the biggest band the planet has ever seen. 4 genius musicians. 4 extremely intelligent people and4astute business man. When does that ever happen in a rock band. Queen quite simply should have blown away the Beatles as they have more talent. Queen do and will always rule.
cool, I didn't know Freddy was so honest too.
I just realized 45 seconds in that I haven't been listening to the guy talking but rather to Somebody To Love playing in the background.
Freddie❤
Absolutely brilliant roger realising he’s not got any ciggerettes and takes johns!!
Brian did, he said a piece at the beginning of the interview.
Queen sono amori miei
Классный. Парень.
It seems there was something on Freddie's mind when he refered to "wealth." I think he said the question was very delicated and it can be asked separately. His comments made me realize that there was, in fact, an disagreement between Roger and Freddie for the loyalties on Bo Rah & IILWMC. Supposibly, Roger wanted to share equally the loyalties because his song was released with Bo Rah as a B-side, but Freddie found that unfair because his song was the reason of the success.
thank you very much.Listen to me, i have to realize an english website about queen for my english teacher,so i need more details about their impact to people.Can you do me this favour please?
john and judy look so young....
I never actually knew they came here to New Zealand until I saw this old interview about two years ago.
But I don't where exactly they were in this interview, were they they in Invercargill, were they in Dunedin, Christchurch, or otherwise most likely Auckland?
Yes he is....you can just tell by his body language that he is disgusted by smoke. On his website, he writes a lot of information about petitioning to ban smoking in resturants (in England)!!!!
I NOTICED THAT TOO!!! :oI
@NScole6407 No, he's not preventing himself from the smoke :) That's Brian - he was the only non-smoker in the band and he got used to live with another 3 smokers :)
freddie is so right with the British media, they don't give a shit who they offend just to get a story. Reminds me of a freddie quote from 1986 Live at Wembley concert - he said a lot of rumors had been going round about them breaking up and in reponse he said "Their talking out of their arse, we'll be together until we fucking well die" - such a sad lose and waste of a great man.