Who's autobiography would you rather read? Brian's, Roger's or John's?

I think Roger's book would be amazing but he would never be candid.. he would keep all the really juicy stuff to himself and throw in a few scraps for interesting quotes for the poster for his book. The biggest shagger but the most secretive. Frustrating...

[QUOTE] [b]mooghead wrote:[/b]

I think Roger's book would be amazing but he would never be candid.. he would keep all the really juicy stuff to himself and throw in a few scraps for interesting quotes for the poster for his book. The biggest shagger but the most secretive. Frustrating... [/QUOTE]

You mean **the greatest shagger whose interests are similar to that of our own.**


Of course, being that Freddie likely outshagged numbers larger than several small nations (anually)*




*not a typo

I dunno... I reckon Roger outshagged Freddie... Freddie was a massive shagger but started shagging a lot later than Roger... they were close at the finishing line but Roger had several more years of shagging... he no doubt continues to do so. I love that man xx

John, without doubt.

Roger's. Brian talks a lot about himself anyway, and John might not have lived an as interesting life as the others.

^I'll bet John has some incredible bar stories. .... But probably wouldn't remember them

Like everyone else, John's.

We already know a lot about the other three.

If anything, we'd get to know more about why John refuses to do anything with Queen.

John is also the only one who never really lived as a rockstar, so we'd have a common man's perspective of being part of the biggest group in the world.

I like to read biographies.I would want to read autobiographies of all members.

It's a pity that Freddie didn't anything write, at least through a diary. That would be very interesting.

I imagine Roger's would be very similar in style and content to Alex James's. A series of short sentences following this rule: 'Set up stating a fact'. 'Contradictory statement for comical effect'

Like: We then travelled to the Windy City for the next show. Freddie was also windy that night.

Brian's would go into such minute detail like how many individual oxide particles are per mm of recording tape so therefore Bohemian Rhapsody used X amount of them.

I'd happily read both.

But if I had to read one, it would be by John.