[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]is this thread really still going i just saw it outta the corner of my eye i replied to this like 10 months ago stop fucking replying[/QUOTE]
totally agree!
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I despair! when are people going to realise this topic is one big fat joke??
I'm confused now, lol.
Indeed.
Queen went on tour (in America) in the 70's with Thin Lizzy and Phill Lynnot (the lead singer) was...Black
and as far as i know they got along great!! (but Freddie was pissed off when Phill kept on changing hotels as the beds weren't big enough for him) Ture story i swear
and as far as i know they got along great!! (but Freddie was pissed off when Phill kept on changing hotels as the beds weren't big enough for him) Ture story i swear
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Dear Friends wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I just found out that Brian May associates with known KKK member Axl Rose. Axl has been known to spit at his black listeners in the fron row and refuse to sign their albums. In one bootleg when Brian was playing with GnR you can see Axl spit at one of them and Brian laughing.
And I remember a video interview I got off of KaZAa with Freddie where he was asked if black culture and their funk music had any influence on Hot Spce and Freddie replied something like "Let me tell you, the only thing n****rs are good for is shining my shoes darling (laughter)"
Also, on GVHI, when Roger is talking about AOBTD he talks about these two black guys that came up to them and told them there music was bad. Except if you listen carefully, he say "Two young ni-- black, African Americans"
John was too shy to do it more publicly so he did it in his songs. Like AOBTD which talks about exterminating minorities one by one. I Want to Break Free (From black on white oppression that is) And even Under Pressure talking about the white man's struggle to get every last minority off the streets.
In fact, I've heard a lot of Queen songs have secret hate messages in them.
You Take My Breath Away - Jim Crow and Lynching blacks
March of the Black Queen - The million man march being a stupid idea and MLK is somehow a "Queen" for fighting for his rights.
Soul Brother - Freddie mocks black music by pretending to be a black stereotype
One Vision - ONE RACE, ONE GOD, etc. lyric putting down non whites (and jews/muslims/etc. too) and Roger said it was a hate sog against MLK that Freddie mucked up by making it against every non white.
Great King Rat - More MLK bashing
Ogre Battle - One day whites and blacks will fight and only the white race can come out on top.
The Hitman & Dead on Time - Promotes execution of minorities
The Videos too.
Radio Ga Ga with the whole Nazi references in the video
Body Language where Freddie dance next to three portly black women suggesting that you can't be black and beautiful at the same time.
It's a Hard Life where the only to black guys in the seen are slaves while everyone else is rich.
And the fact that everybody in their audiences is white. No minorities in the bunch. Did they hang a sign outside or something or was it just implied?
How can people continue to support a band that promotes such bigotry? Hopefully, you won't because I can't[/QUOTE]
Several paragraphs of utter self serving nonsense- go to hell and read The Guardian why don't you.
And I remember a video interview I got off of KaZAa with Freddie where he was asked if black culture and their funk music had any influence on Hot Spce and Freddie replied something like "Let me tell you, the only thing n****rs are good for is shining my shoes darling (laughter)"
Also, on GVHI, when Roger is talking about AOBTD he talks about these two black guys that came up to them and told them there music was bad. Except if you listen carefully, he say "Two young ni-- black, African Americans"
John was too shy to do it more publicly so he did it in his songs. Like AOBTD which talks about exterminating minorities one by one. I Want to Break Free (From black on white oppression that is) And even Under Pressure talking about the white man's struggle to get every last minority off the streets.
In fact, I've heard a lot of Queen songs have secret hate messages in them.
You Take My Breath Away - Jim Crow and Lynching blacks
March of the Black Queen - The million man march being a stupid idea and MLK is somehow a "Queen" for fighting for his rights.
Soul Brother - Freddie mocks black music by pretending to be a black stereotype
One Vision - ONE RACE, ONE GOD, etc. lyric putting down non whites (and jews/muslims/etc. too) and Roger said it was a hate sog against MLK that Freddie mucked up by making it against every non white.
Great King Rat - More MLK bashing
Ogre Battle - One day whites and blacks will fight and only the white race can come out on top.
The Hitman & Dead on Time - Promotes execution of minorities
The Videos too.
Radio Ga Ga with the whole Nazi references in the video
Body Language where Freddie dance next to three portly black women suggesting that you can't be black and beautiful at the same time.
It's a Hard Life where the only to black guys in the seen are slaves while everyone else is rich.
And the fact that everybody in their audiences is white. No minorities in the bunch. Did they hang a sign outside or something or was it just implied?
How can people continue to support a band that promotes such bigotry? Hopefully, you won't because I can't[/QUOTE]
Several paragraphs of utter self serving nonsense- go to hell and read The Guardian why don't you.
To Dear Friends:
You're reading too much into it, man.
You're reading too much into it, man.
Dear Friends, are u black?
silly rabbit tricks are for kids
He/ she probably isn't black...just looking for attention. He seems to be a fan.
For Dear Friend:
darling...LSD is not good...stop take this please!
darling...LSD is not good...stop take this please!
How ridiculous! Queen was never racist....
*Puts a KKK pillowcase on head and goes to wire negro churches with John and Roger*
*Puts a KKK pillowcase on head and goes to wire negro churches with John and Roger*
I had heard that John didn't like Mexicans.
Isn't Zanzibar considered part of the African continent? So this post means what? Freddie, who was technically Black, hates Blacks?
pppppppppppppppppppptttttttttthhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
pppppppppppppppppppptttttttttthhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
I really hope this isnt true...I live here in the states (Milwaukee, WI) and I'm actually a recent fan of theres, and I'm an African-American female. It really doenst sound true, but I hope it isnt...but reading these post are very intresting...if either of them are racist, you cant stop someone from feeling what they personally feel towards another race or gender, but I dont think either of them would be dumb enough to say anything racist, especially during an interview, they would keep it to themselves...
And I just dont see Freddie being racist, lol...but off the subject...I used to work with this man who was a manager @ OLD NAVY CLOTHING STORE here in Milwaukee was GAY and he made a very racist comment to me one time about "picking cotton..." So,just because a person might happen to be homosexual, that doesnt mean that they can't be prejudice or ignorant...but I just find it impossible to see Freddie being that way, it seems like he was a very open-minded person...but while they were and still are good artist, None of us knew or know them personally, so who knows....
And I just dont see Freddie being racist, lol...but off the subject...I used to work with this man who was a manager @ OLD NAVY CLOTHING STORE here in Milwaukee was GAY and he made a very racist comment to me one time about "picking cotton..." So,just because a person might happen to be homosexual, that doesnt mean that they can't be prejudice or ignorant...but I just find it impossible to see Freddie being that way, it seems like he was a very open-minded person...but while they were and still are good artist, None of us knew or know them personally, so who knows....