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Yes, and that's why we keep having questions like these all the time. Where can I find, where can I download? For myself, in pre-internet times, imagine what an effort it was to even get hold of A Human Body or Stealin'. But I'm sure, Abe can get it from somebody privately. It has been official, out of print and whatever. But how else do you get these things today when you can't buy them anymore? eil.com?

Jan
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jan78 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yes, and that's why we keep having questions like these all the time. Where can I find, where can I download? For myself, in pre-internet times, imagine what an effort it was to even get hold of A Human Body or Stealin'. But I'm sure, Abe can get it from somebody privately. It has been official, out of print and whatever. But how else do you get these things today when you can't buy them anymore? eil.com?

Jan[/QUOTE]

There's no need for that attitude. In answer to the prescribed question, then I think Freddie like many gay people at that time was certainly worried about AIDS and perhaps had suspicions that he may have been ill.. he was certainly finding live material an ordeal- on ecan tell that from the Wembley DVD, but I think he could still have toured in '88 myself.
hj
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think you read too much into the interview, and I think you do that with the benefit of hindsight.[/QUOTE]

Why you always have the same negative annoying boring answers like Serry?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Asterik wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jan78 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yes, and that's why we keep having questions like these all the time. Where can I find, where can I download? For myself, in pre-internet times, imagine what an effort it was to even get hold of A Human Body or Stealin'. But I'm sure, Abe can get it from somebody privately. It has been official, out of print and whatever. But how else do you get these things today when you can't buy them anymore? eil.com?

Jan[/QUOTE]

There's no need for that attitude. In answer to the prescribed question, then I think Freddie like many gay people at that time was certainly worried about AIDS and perhaps had suspicions that he may have been ill.. he was certainly finding live material an ordeal- on ecan tell that from the Wembley DVD, but I think he could still have toured in '88 myself.[/QUOTE]

Toured in '88? No way. The strain of a full on tour would have killed him pretty quickly.

Now, hindsight being 20/20, they should have played for two or three nights over a week at Wembley either before or right after the Miracle release.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Haystacks Calhoun wrote:

Toured in '88? No way. The strain of a full on tour would have killed him pretty quickly. [/QUOTE]

Well not a world tour but a small European one perhaps. What I'm saying is that he could definitely have done live stuff with Queen and would have been able to look decent in my view. I like your idea for The Miracle concerts- they would have been great one off specials.
hj