[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]« Jay » wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I loved his eccentric taste during the 70's.
The white/back leotard or the famous Harelquin suit he wore during the Earls Court gig.
His outfits in the beginnings were pretty cool as well![/QUOTE]
DITTO!!!
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70s- I like his singing voice and confidence then and how he sang and jsut the whole package.
80s- This is my penultimate favourite era, they were around nearly every year of that brilliant decade. I love 'The Miracle' and Freddie's voice is so different in every album then. I just love it.
90s- Seeing as this is the year Freddie only lived two years into and still made magical beautiful music this is my favourite year. I love how Freddie sings on all the songs and it's an end of an era but he still sounds marvellous.
80s- This is my penultimate favourite era, they were around nearly every year of that brilliant decade. I love 'The Miracle' and Freddie's voice is so different in every album then. I just love it.
90s- Seeing as this is the year Freddie only lived two years into and still made magical beautiful music this is my favourite year. I love how Freddie sings on all the songs and it's an end of an era but he still sounds marvellous.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kagezan1313 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anything but the late 70's red striped short shorts.[/QUOTE]
He wore those shorts in the early '70s not late 70s, during the Night At The Opera Tour. Well mid-'70s anyways, '75-'76
He wore those shorts in the early '70s not late 70s, during the Night At The Opera Tour. Well mid-'70s anyways, '75-'76
I love the seventies...leotards and all!
I would say he probably looked the best in his birthday suit.
Damn. I thought this was going to be about music style not fashion. I liked Freddie's songs like GOFLB. I'm indifferent to whatever fashion statement he made. I was too busy listening to notice.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sharon G. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I would say he probably looked the best in his birthday suit.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure he did, but that,my dear,we can only imagine;)
I'm sure he did, but that,my dear,we can only imagine;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]j_stone2525 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Speaking of dress... I thought it funny when I was living in an LA Student Rooming house a little while ago. The owner was from the mid-west (USA- cowboy/farmer country) and he's in his late 60-early 70's. I was watching "We Will Rock You" the DVD of the 80's concert (filmed in Canada I think)in the office- a big big TV/etc., it was there for the watching of the tenants...movie nights/etc.. He was here in LA to check in on the place (i.e., accounts... etc). As I watched he looked up, stared a bit and with southern draw "Geez,... I remember when performers would wear shirts on stage (humorously)". I had seen the concert before so I told him, "Yeah well he's about to take off his pants too,... but don't worry he does puts on a hat".
[No big story, but I did think it was a bit funny of the differneces of the generations...].
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LOL,j_stone2525, I like that story! Did Freddie really take off his pants on stage!? ;)
[No big story, but I did think it was a bit funny of the differneces of the generations...].
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LOL,j_stone2525, I like that story! Did Freddie really take off his pants on stage!? ;)
Wembley!! I love this style