I think Freddie always looked gr8....But he looked a sexy Beast in the 1986 times... in who wants to live forever.... one vision....and especially at wembley !!!!
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70's.
yeh his long hair was gr8 !
most women would say 70s or the barcelona look.
they struggle to come to terms with the 'tash!
they struggle to come to terms with the 'tash!
'79 leather cool "rock star" look...no ugly mustache. :) That thing seemed to age him 10-20 years....
70's, but specially in wembley was gr4
oh yeh....id forgotten about barcalona times....he looked gd then....
I liked his macho look, I agree, I think he looked his best around the time of Wembley.
i once showed a female friend a picture of the Barcelona Freddie. Her immediate response was "cor - he s nice" Upon hearing that it was indeed Freddie, she was almost embarrassed by her earlier admission.
I think Freddie looked his best in the '70's with his long hair and heavy eyeliner. Yum!
I think Freddie looked his best in the '70's with his long hair and heavy eyeliner. Yum!
I have to agree.
He looked his best first thing in the morning.
Iron Eagle told me.
Iron Eagle told me.
He probably looked at his best in one of his leather fetish costumes in some New York darkroom while asking people how big their c*ck was.
Sorry, I'm reading Peter Freestone's book. I'm not amused.
Sorry, I'm reading Peter Freestone's book. I'm not amused.
I like the Jazz era... but the best is Live Aid : the ultimate Rock God
Freddie ALWAYS looked his best through every stage of his career, though during his last months I can't say because I never saw any pictures of him in print (thank God). A coworker of mine who was attending medical school in 1992 said she viewed a film in class about AIDS and there was a feature about Freddie Mercury. She said he had "enormous black spots -- Kaposi's Sarcoma" all over his face and that he looked "cadaverous". Has anyone heard or seen this? It's stuck in my mind all these years and I've researched medical college films but I've never come across something like this. I really would not care to view it because I've worked around endstage AIDS patients and, even though they are still alive, they're wasted away and in too much pain to imagine. Most are on morphine and sleeping away what's left of their lives. They are people, though, and they've been inspiring, so brave in the face of death, just like Freddie was. He was so amazing to have suffered so much and still functioned as a performer -- and a human being -- in those last months. I wish he hadn't succumbed to the illness -- when I see Magic Johnson (former basketball player) still alive after being HIV+ for 13-odd years, it makes me wonder...and makes me angry as well.