That sinking feeling

Well, it's like Mike Moran always telling the same story of his head-on collision and how Fred wanted him to do more flamboyant ornaments and didn't change his mind once he learnt about the accident.

[QUOTE] [b]Mr.Michael wrote:[/b]

The story is propably true, but it's still pretty funny how there can't be a Queen/Freddie documentary without this dramatic story. There's just something that makes me laugh.

I actually think there could be many different scenarios for those remixes. It would be also funny if they would just follow each other. The same story over and over again. And always there's that "sinking Feeling".[/QUOTE]




Well yeah. But when you (not you are personally)can nothing new to tell , you're telling over and over again same stories, same phrases.
Two ways you have.
No to be in another one documentary where everybody waits from you story.
To be but you must try to tell something new.
I think he's done third way.
Money. And doesn't really matter that I can't say nothing new. Money , easy money.

This is awesome. hahahahahaha

Gambaccini is a nobody in Freddie's entourage. He wasn't even close to Freddie, so I don't get it we see him in every Queen/Freddie related documentaries. As for Freestone, he wish Freddie had fancied him, but I don't think Freddie was ever interested by that fatso.

Yep Gambaccini is a first class cunt.

"so I don't get it we see him in every Queen/Freddie related documentaries"

He is in EVERYONE'S documentary. Doesn't speak 2 words about people when they are alive but as soon as they depart there he is talking about the times they met and how close they were and the things they said to him, willing to bet he has never appeared in one of these things without a fee... Did I tell you about the time I met Fred? Told me his buck teeth were false and just a gimmick and he felt a sexual attraction to butter. Prove it didn't happen ;-)

[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]

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>I mean how many times has he told this story?

The same number of times that Freestone and Moran have told theirs. It's all wearing rather thin as time drags by........[/QUOTE]

The same number of times Brian and Roger have told theirs...
It's a documentary. It's several documentaries, made independantly of each other. Of course you're going to hear stuff being repeated.

Like I said before it's really not about the fact that he tells te same story. It's about the way he tells it. The way he pauses and looks to his left or right before revealing the next line etc. Brian and Roger have obviously more variety in their stories because they have gone through a lot more with Freddie.

But I actually like Gambaccini as a music journalist. His interviews are pretty interesting and he asks good questions.

Grizzly Adam: Any progress on those remixes? Really looking forward to them.

Too bad the remixes never happened. But I do wonder, does he still have that sinking feeling?

LOL - head on collision , every time i hear it drives me fucking insane!!

I liked his story about the time he was in the Royal Opera House and saw Freddie's reaction to seeing and hearing Montsy for the first time.

Freestone rubs me the wrong way. I mean I understand he WORKED for Freddie for 12 years, but he acts like they were best friends which I don't believe at all. He always comes off as fake and I think his blog on Freddie's official fansite is a bunch of BS. He's obviously only in it for the money.

Phoebe seems pretty genuine to me and the only guy that speaks of Freddie with respect and admiration.
He is the guy that has seen most of Freddie and i would believe him over any of the bandmembers (especially Brian). :D

I read in Gambaccini's biography on Wikipedia that he has written a lot of books about music. Did anyone read some of his books?

Phoebe definitely saw the most of Freddie, given that he said on a Channel 5 documentary, 'Freddie's Loves', that Freddie had a "massive cock".

Although that much was evident just from seeing Fred in leotards, to be fair.