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  1. John Stuart RIP

    RIP John. Lots of respect. You will be missed.

  2. 1979.12.03 Newcastle - upgrade part deux

    Thank you very much!

  3. 1985.05.11 Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo - audience (incomplete)

    The Real Wizard wrote: Rami wrote: The Real Wizard wrote: It's wonderful to hear Brian's solo spot after all these years - it's definitely one of his better ones. And Mercury does a bit of scat singing at the end of B...

  4. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Sealion wrote: Rami wrote: But Mr. Bad Guy was a success in the UK. And again: Where is the source that Columbia has dropped him? There is no source. These things are usually not publicized. Tha...

  5. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Rami wrote: Out of the blue, everybody slams Paul Prenter, as he is needed as the big villain in the movie. It's not out of the blue. Brian has been talking about Paul Prenter since the 90s. Pau...

  6. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

  7. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    sorry

  8. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    I think it is very likely that Jim Beach bought him out of the contract.

  9. 1985.05.11 Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo - audience (incomplete)

    The Real Wizard wrote: It's wonderful to hear Brian's solo spot after all these years - it's definitely one of his better ones. And Mercury does a bit of scat singing at the end of Brighton Rock, just like he'd do in...

  10. 1985.05.11 Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo - audience (incomplete)

    Thank you very much indeed!

  11. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    Sealion wrote: The Real Wizard wrote: runner_70 wrote: We are still waiting for your evidence that Freddie got "dropped". What label was Barcelona on? I'll give you a clue - it wasn't Columbia. He had signed a two alb...

  12. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    Sealion wrote: AlbaNo1 wrote: It’s ridiculous to brand Germany as irrelevant. How many German dates were on the European tours It’s not irrelevant. But if an album or a song by an artist from the UK isn’t successful i...

  13. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    A05 wrote: >I guess you guys missed my post about Mercury smashing a mirror >over his assistant's head, and the fact that there is only one brief >reference to cocaine in the film. The film was far too lenient >compar...

  14. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: runner_70 wrote: We are still waiting for your evidence that Freddie got "dropped". What label was Barcelona on? I'll give you a clue - it wasn't Columbia. He had signed a two album deal with th...

  15. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Saint Jiub wrote: Is there any evidence that Queen broke up the band for three years? That's obviously a Hollywood fabrication. Is there any evidence that Freddie had to beg to get back in the b...

  16. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Rami wrote: Out of the blue, everybody slams Paul Prenter, as he is needed as the big villain in the movie. And Freddie crawling back to Queen "with his tail between his legs" (what a ridiculous...

  17. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Rami wrote: Concerning the Works Tour: Roger himself has stated it as one of his favourite tours. You're right, he did say that. But perhaps he was just referring to the European dates in 1984....

  18. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    The Real Wizard wrote: Rami wrote: German Album Charts: 1985 Mr. Bad Guy - Peak 11 / 21 Weeks German Single Charts: 1985 I Was Born To Love You - Peak 17 / 13 Weeks It bombed in the UK, and it bombed in the US. German...

  19. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    Vocal harmony wrote: I believe that the record company had the next Micheal Jackson signed up and ready to go. The album sold relatively well in some counties, but didn't met its forecast targets and Freddie was dropp...

  20. Brian May on BBC Radio 2, 2 Dec 2018

    @bucsateflon: The point of going solo? That was obvious. Recording an album which was 100% Freddie Mercury. The album title, artwork and, of course, the music reflect that. What you see is what you get: pure Freddie M...