Does anybody know where/when the photo showing Freddie with John Lennon was taken? It was sometime in the 1970s of course. I'm not even completely sure that it is genuine.
I think the awesomeness of having both together in one room would probably create some sort of black-hole which would swallow up the Earth.
AssDudeRule · Member since
Looks fake
pestgrid · Member since
Its a fake....paul prenter was actually where Lennon is in that shot......
ITSM · Member since
Did they ever meet?
master marathon runner · Member since
He met Ringo, there's a photo dodging about,and he must of met Paul, obviously at live aid, but never heard anything re John.
pittrek · Member since
Absolute fake. John is very poorly photoshopped in
thomasquinn 32989 · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
Absolute fake. John is very poorly photoshopped in[/QUOTE]
On my laptop screen, if I look at an angle, I can actually see the lines of the cut-out around John's head. Reminds me of a trick photograph from the Korean War where you could clearly see two halves of a room pasted together along a microphone line. They hadn't even bothered to check the lighting, as the shadows fell in opposite directions on either side of the room.
ITSM · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]master marathon runner wrote:[/b]
He met Ringo, there's a photo dodging about,and he must of met Paul, obviously at live aid, but never heard anything re John.[/QUOTE]
Thanks! I really liked your answer. You could have just said "no," but you gave me the extras : )
Unniendo · Member since
I've seen this photo in black and white, still think it's a fake. Freddie want to see John, but that did not happen in reality.
Costa86 · Member since
Thanks for the info guys!
Sebastian · Member since
They all met Paul, Maycury met Ringo, Briohn met George. None of them ever met John AFAIK.
Costa86 · Member since
Pity Freddie never met John Lennon. I know Freddie admired him. I wonder what Lennon thought of Freddie and Queen in the 70s.
Queen are the British rock band most frequently mentioned as being as great as The Beatles.
ANAGRAMER · Member since
There's a story that CLTCL inspired John Lennon to get back into the studio to record, I think, his last album
master marathon runner · Member since
Yes, I remember that titbit about cltcl, and the great irony.............."just like starting over" was right next to "flash" on the UK chart when John was killed. They were both on their way down thelist in December '80, in the mid 20's, if I remember rightly. But then of course "just like starting over" naturally, had a resurgence and shot back up to no.2..............and we all know what kept it off the top spot ,don't we? - st. Winifreds school choir, "there's no one quite like grandma"
That's what's great about Britain!