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Do you think that Freddie had a bipolar disorder or manic depression? Or it was just ...welll just Freddies charisma, that made him look manic sometimes?.
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It was his charisma.
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I've heard nothing about having depressive periods, so I'd say no.

Alcoholic..  maybe.
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[b]Rubbersuit wrote: [/b]

I've heard nothing about having depressive periods, so I'd say no.

Alcoholic..  maybe.

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That interview with Peter Jones talks about weeks spent in house feeling low.  Cocaine has the propensity to make people manic...
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[b]Interesting point. I wonder... And about the alcoholic thing, yeah. It amazes me how he kept his voice up for so long, especially during the latter stages of his career (and the BREATHTAKING Barcelona album!). I wonder if he EVER got hangovers?! Ha![/b]
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The subject of this thread makes me think of a headline the Sun might use.

To my knowledge, Freddie was never diagnosed with bipolar.
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[b]The Flash Danny Project wrote: [/b]

To my knowledge, Freddie was never diagnosed with bipolar.[/QUOTE]
Which doesn't necessarily rule it out. Though, of course, him having some well-documented extreme periods doesn't guarantee he was bipolar either. IMO there's not enough data to be certain whether he was or wasn't. Only he would know, and those who were really close to him.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
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I don't think he had bipolar disease, but I do think he had a manic personality! There weren't enough depressive phases.



That sort of personality seems to go hand-in-hand with great talent and creativity....and rock stars! He seemed to have too much mental energy for one mind and it spilled over. I would love to know what used to happen when he threw a tantrum! With a voice like his, most of Kensington must have heard him (If he was at home).
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I don't think that Freddie was bipolar, since I am not aware that he was ever really seriously depressed. His manic-type states were probably more likely the result of cocaine use. I also am not aware that Freddie was an alcoholic either, although he liked to drink and smoked cigarettes. He actually seemed quite psychologically stable. He was very promiscuous, but I am not sure that this is a sign of any kind of psychological issues.
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[b]STELIOS wrote: [/b]

Do you think that Freddie had a bipolar disorder or manic depression? Or it was just ...welll just Freddies charisma, that made him look manic sometimes?.
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No, it was cocaine combined with alcohol.
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This might be duplicated cos I was half way thru a reply and pressed the wrong key by mistake.


I don't drink alcohol and I've never touched cocaine, and I'm fairly quiet and reserved, HOWEVER, in the
interests of scientific research, I am prepared to drink to excess and snort cocaine regularly, to test the
theory that Freddie's manic personality was caused by drink and drugs. I will report back in one year.
This could be very interesting..............
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This might be duplicated cos I was half way thru a reply and pressed the wrong key by mistake.


I don't drink alcohol and I've never touched cocaine, and I'm fairly quiet and reserved, HOWEVER, in the
interests of scientific research, I am prepared to drink to excess and snort cocaine regularly, to test the
theory that Freddie's manic personality was caused by drink and drugs. I will report back in one year.
This could be very interesting..............
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[b]LittleSilhouetto wrote: [/b]

This might be duplicated cos I was half way thru a reply and pressed the wrong key by mistake.


I don't drink alcohol and I've never touched cocaine, and I'm fairly quiet and reserved, HOWEVER, in the
interests of scientific research, I am prepared to drink to excess and snort cocaine regularly, to test the
theory that Freddie's manic personality was caused by drink and drugs. I will report back in one year.
This could be very interesting..............[/QUOTE]
If you do it you will be probably dead within the year
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[b]pittrek wrote: [/b]

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[b]LittleSilhouetto wrote: [/b]



This might be duplicated cos I was half way thru a reply and pressed the wrong key by mistake.


I don't drink alcohol and I've never touched cocaine, and I'm fairly quiet and reserved, HOWEVER, in the
interests of scientific research, I am prepared to drink to excess and snort cocaine regularly, to test the
theory that Freddie's manic personality was caused by drink and drugs. I will report back in one year.
This could be very interesting..............

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If you do it you will be probably dead within the year
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... and you can ask Freddie personally if he was bipolar or not.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.