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Гур

17 years ago

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Dear forum members!

I would like to hear your opinion about this, in many ways, ambiguous, but undoubtedly legendary group, which is the British rock band called Queen.

With interest,
Gur

wt_744

17 years ago

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Queen is the greatest band of all time and of all nations. And Freddie is an idol for millions. Hallelujah!!!

нямка

17 years ago

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Based on Freddie's behavior on stage, one might conclude that he doesn't have a completely traditional sexual orientation...
so, regarding him as an idol... ahem...
it's good that sexual orientation doesn't affect the quality of the music.

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wt_744

17 years ago

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The Last Unicorn

Based on Freddie's behavior on stage, one might conclude that he doesn't have a completely traditional orientation...
so, regarding him as an idol... hmm...
it's good that sexual orientation doesn't affect the quality of the music.

The question isn't about Freddie's behavior on stage or whether he had a traditional or non-traditional orientation, but about the creative work of this band. Although Freddie Mercury's sexual orientation was no secret to anyone. Today, there are many singers with non-traditional orientations, and this does not prevent them from being good performers of good songs. And the behavior of some performers on stage gives ample reason to suspect them of mental inadequacy. IMHO
Queen's creative activity is full of ups and downs. They weren't always understood immediately, but time put everything in its place, and one can only regret that it all ended so sadly. BUT THE SHOW GOES ON...

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Гур

17 years ago

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Das letzte Einhorn

Based on Freddie's behavior on stage, one might conclude that he doesn't have a completely traditional orientation...
so, regarding him as an idol... hmm...
it's good that sexual orientation doesn't affect the quality of the music.

Dear Das letzte Einhorn!

Could you please clarify which specific aspects of Freddie's stage behavior indicate his "not entirely traditional orientation"?

Sincerely,
Gur

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Нэйко

17 years ago

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Based on Freddie's behavior on stage, one can conclude that he has a non-traditional orientation...
so, regarding him being an idol... hmm...
it's good that sexual orientation doesn't affect the quality of the music.
I don't argue that he has a non-traditional orientation, but despite that, his talent isn't any worse because of it, but rather even better)). And in general, orientation isn't important here; we're discussing his work)).
P.S.: The band is simply great:smile54:
P.P.S.: When I first saw Freddie, I immediately understood his orientation, but it doesn't change anything.

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Wistrit

17 years ago

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Why are you so fixated on his sexual orientation? He was who he wanted to be, and I doubt he would have cared about your criticisms and other things. As if it matters who he slept with, rather than what he did in music... And I actually like Queen, at least their famous songs.

KonServator

17 years ago

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Freddy is a gnome? Haha. And haven't you thought that this is part of a PR campaign?

Гур

17 years ago

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Dear WisTrit! I absolutely agree. Orientation doesn't matter. It shouldn't matter. The question is: why, when it comes to Queen (or Freddie in particular), so much attention is paid to the sexual preferences of the lead singer of this rock band?< Sincerely, Gur

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нямка

17 years ago

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Gur

Dear Das letzte Einhorn!

Could you please clarify which specific aspects of Freddie's stage behavior suggest his "not entirely traditional orientation"?

Sincerely,
Gur

Firstly, I am not very familiar with the band – I've heard or seen something here and there, so I might be inaccurate.
Firstly: the fact that he constantly undresses (source: reliable).
Secondly: I already understood this from his face.

To avoid misunderstandings: I don't think the band is bad, but I'm not a fan of it either.

Гур

17 years ago

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Dear Das letzte Einhorn! That's an interesting opinion. However, I would like to clarify: how can undressing on stage say anything about a person's orientation? That's the first point. Secondly, I don't quite understand what it is that I don't notice in Freddie's appearance that might indicate this person's homosexuality? Sincerely, Gur

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wt_744

17 years ago

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KonServator

Freddy is a homie? lol) And haven't you thought that this is part of the PR campaign?

I've always thought so too. I still think that Freddy didn't die, but he just got tired of it all and disappeared at the height of his fame. Lol!:D

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Нэйко

17 years ago

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Can we please stop discussing his sexual orientation? It's really none of our business...;
And as I already said: orientation doesn't matter, what matters is his creativity;).
Freddie already sang that "The Show Must Go On," so let it continue without discussing anyone's orientation :).

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Ларс

17 years ago

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Isn't it obvious to everyone? Where does such confidence come from?

And I believe that Freddie was NOT homosexual! And his image is just a stage persona, nothing more!

And his voice is simply incredible! I've always been amazed by his vocal abilities. Roger Taylor, the band's drummer, once considered singing himself, but after hearing Freddie's voice, he admitted in an interview: "I can't do anything about it, his voice is like a cannon!" I think that's a very fitting description! Freddie is one of the best vocalists in the world rock community.

At the time, I was impressed by the song "The Show Must Go On." It's a kind of epitaph. Freddie wrote the song shortly before his death. Sensing his impending end, he wanted to convey a simple message to his fans: I will die, but my music will live on in your hearts! How right he was...

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нямка

17 years ago

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Gur

Dear Das letzte Einhorn!

Interesting opinion.
However, I would like to clarify: how can undressing on stage say anything about a person's orientation? That's the first thing. Secondly, I don't quite understand what it is that I don't notice in Freddie's appearance that might indicate this person's homosexuality?

Sincerely,
Gur

I can't answer the first question because the opinion isn't mine. And as for the second... probably the mustache.

P.S. Don't fall for the bait - I just posted in this thread for a test (although I didn't invent the opinion myself), and you're all busy discussing the topic of "homosexuality" in music.

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