Where did those things come from, and why was the band apparently so obsessed with them?!?
They're on the Body Language single sleeve painted on the bodies, and they're also printed on the center label of both the vinyl single and Hot Space vinyl album. (I think they were on the outside of the Hot Space album too, on the back, as well as printed with the lyrics.) And of course Freddie had those outfits with the arrows.
Apparently the arrows are supposed to represent the direction of body movement during dancing or sex or something. But I'm wondering if the band thought it was some kind of trendy new concept or something...like it was going to become some new recognized symbol? (Possibly a "sex symbol"(?), pardon the pun :)
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have no idea,but i like them!!
I dunno but i like where there pointing ;)
hehe..:)
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Look closely at the 45 picture sleeve (US) and you'll see where those arrows are pointing!
(heeheehee)
(heeheehee)
at the naughty bits?
Exactly!! (LOL)
I guess the video is more explanatory than the picture sleeve. I still don't understand why both were banned in the US!
I guess the video is more explanatory than the picture sleeve. I still don't understand why both were banned in the US!
great video and song, and great arrows :)
I really liked the ideas of the arrows honestly.
---------> ------------> naughty bits! Why the hell not!
BTW I really like this song. I think Im one of the few fans that does :P So sue me!
---------> ------------> naughty bits! Why the hell not!
BTW I really like this song. I think Im one of the few fans that does :P So sue me!
I really like this song. It's fun.
What a sexy, sexy song. Yowza...*drool*
Love and sex,
Mrs. G
Love and sex,
Mrs. G
"Love and sex"
yes
yes
Not one of my favourites...
When I was younger I hated it, but now that I get what it means I like it :)