Vocal harmony wrote:
runner_70 wrote:
The Real Wizard wrote:
runner_70 wrote:
Maylor do AYNTHING to degrade their so called "Friend". Showing him as unreliable drug addict who is always late in the studio
If you know ANYTHING about this band, you'd know that Mercury was a full-blown coke addict by 1982. There are plenty of books and interviews where peers and others in the business tell the tales.
And by a certain point he wasn't even showing up. If anything, the film went easy on him.
But I don't expect your rose-coloured glasses will allow any of this information to seep through into your shoe-sized IQ, where Queen's history consists of a sainted singer whose backing band of three talentless lemmings followed his every command.
Good luck with that.
Just when you thought you could not embarrass yourself any worse you come up with this. Freddie a coke addict? And Brian May is a saint with wings right?
Sure Freddie did his share of blow, but so did Roger . Brian and John were more on the drinking side (even though there are hints that Brian also did the white powder). They surely did drugs but they had it under control especially Freddie. As you are so deep in May's ass and believe the movie Freddie was the addict and May was straight edge. I get it. You just proved (again) that you have no clue about Queen and just eat up all those Maylor lies they are catering. It seems to work sadly. And now fuck off and let those talk who know about Queen you silly prick. And stop wanking to the scene where Freddie is begging the King of Queen (the permed poodle) to let him back into his band.
If only you knew what you were talking about.
John drank , even during shows, well documented. Seemed to become less committed to band activity early to mid 80's.
Roger always seems to deny drugs, claimed to have smoked a spliff once in a park, yet spent a lot of time wearing sunglasses and speeding up the tempo (considerably) live. I wonder why tat was.
Freddies's social circle was wide and varied, but the club scene he was into used coke as a matter of course and despite what YOU claim it was very much Freddies thing, and it effected the band.
You claim there are hints of Brian doing "the white powder". I'm interested please explain. I've never seen any evidence of this. Brian drank less than the others. He is also the most level headed of the four. Did he have his moments, yes of course, was he out of control like Freddie became? No
You again have attempted to present your own agenda as fact, ith your usual name calling and insults.
Just plain proof you take this crap movie for granted, When it came to artistic control, an "out of control" Freddie was still there to give the band some direction and quality control. Without Freddie Brian would still sit in the studio recording The Works :)