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  1. Info on Freddies Indian Roots

    No, the father was definitly Indian as well--Bomi Bulsari, born in India. The family moved to Zanzibar, but Freddie was educated in an English boarding school (St. Peter's) in Panchgani, India from the age of 8 to 16...

  2. Can Anyone Settle This Argument About The Meaning Of...

    Your Valentine: You seem to want to debate/argue every point/statement I have to say. Brian made this statement--I don't know what video it is on, as I too have many, many videos and every offically released ones as w...

  3. Can Anyone Settle This Argument About The Meaning Of...

    YourValentine: In one of my videos, there are interviews with everyone and in these interviews talking about Freddie and BoRap Brian does say something along the lines that BoRap is clearly about Freddie coming to ter...

  4. Info on Freddies Indian Roots

    I do believe Freddie spoke his Indian language--I'm not sure of the spelling of it though. It was written about in the Defintive Biography, and also in Mercury, the Afterlife and Times of a Rock God, Freddie as Farouc...

  5. Can Anyone Settle This Argument About The Meaning Of...

    Just because Freddie was still with Mary and "into girls" at the time he wrote BoRap doesn't mean there was no struggle within him regarding his sexuality at that time. More the reason for him to be struggling with it...

  6. Is This The World We Created

    "If there's a God up in the sky looking down, what would He think of what we've done to the world that He created . . ." Very powerful and very true and very appropriate for what the world is going through now. A fitt...

  7. Favourite 'Solo' CD

    Barcelona. I think it shows the depth of Freddie's talents both in terms of his songwriting and his singing. Absolutely amazing and moving. How Can I Go On gets me every time. Freddie was ALWAYS (in my opinion) saying...

  8. axl at FM tribute concert

    As Robert Plant said "no one could do a Freddie", and I agree. Aside from George Michael, no one could really sing a Queen song like Freddie. Extreme did well, I love Robert Plant and the way he did Crazy Little Thing...

  9. off Broadway Freddie play

    Krizzy, I went to the first theatre it was played at, but I'm sure this theatre is very similar. It was very, very small. The stage was very simple. Just a throne, a small table with a bottle of wine, a glass, an asht...

  10. off Broadway Freddie play

    Hi. I went to the opening on November 15 at the Phil Bosakowski Theatre and on that night, Amir Darvish (the actor who portrays Freddie) WAS Freddie Mercury! He was that true to the being, the character and soul of Fr...

  11. Bomi Bulsara

    Very, very sad to hear this. I had gotten a Christmas card from Mr. and Mrs. Bulsara this year again and will of course treasure it even more so. My condolensces to the Bulsara family and Kashmira.

  12. GVH 2 DVD

    I love the Freddie interview too!

  13. Freddie Mercury play extended in NYC

    I will be back as well to see it as well. I can't wait!

  14. Did Freddie know?

    I am of the understanding that Jim Beach met with Freddie and they both agreed on the statement and the wording and when it would be released, although Freddie was reluctant to do so, he did do it willingly.

  15. Remembering Freddie Today and Always

    Freddie--you still "Take My Breath Away"--no one comes close! It's sad that you're gone, but so very right that you were! Your spirit continues to live on through your music and within the hearts of all those that lov...

  16. Mercury: A Review

    "Freddie" talks of his childhood, how his father was always traveling; how the family had servants that catered to him; how he didn't want to be sent away to school. "He" also talks about being made fun of for his nam...

  17. Mercury: A Review

    Yes, I guess we all felt he was speaking directly to us. We were about the third row to the left, and when he went to light up about his third cigarette, in my mind I said "oh God not again", at which point he said "w...

  18. Mercury: A Review

    Hey Queensqueenie: I was startled at the very beginning. To walk in and see the "throne" with the crown, the wine, the cigarettes, etc. and then when the lights went out and came back on and you saw "Freddie" it was q...

  19. Mercury: A Review

    Harvey: for off-Broadway, yes. Broadway is a completely different story!

  20. Mercury: A Review

    Because it was off-Broadway, it was a very small theatre, but it was full house. The audience loved it. He received a standing ovation! In fact, they've added another show this coming Sunday. The actor has a web site,...