[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kingarthur wrote: [/QUOTENAME]what do you guys think We Will ROCK You was about? Rock = cocaine, heroin, crack...
lol this guy explains it well...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULyd5mW1Phk
watch real closely at the end...it looks like he smirks...[/QUOTE]
Crack before the mid 80's? Well i am sure that Brian prolly did do Crack before it was created, because Queen did perform 'Mull Of Kyntire' before it was written! :) Brian was always good at doing things like that, especially when he wrote 'Mr. Roboto' and when Freddie recorded 'Thunder in my heart'! lol
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ohhhh man XD
also freddie was a chronic coke.....drinker >.>
also freddie was a chronic coke.....drinker >.>
Coke is the best, you should try it some day
Forgive me for being slow...but did Brian really take Heroin? Im pretty damn sure he wasn't on drugs!
Towlie Wanna Get High
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="9933FF"><b>MyFairyQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Forgive me for being slow...but did Brian really take Heroin? Im pretty damn sure he wasn't on drugs![/QUOTE]
NO! lol
NO! lol
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YoungStratMan wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="9933FF"><b>MyFairyQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Forgive me for being slow...but did Brian really take Heroin? Im pretty damn sure he wasn't on drugs![/QUOTE]
NO! lol[/QUOTE]
lol! Thank you for clearing it up... i thought i was going mad!
NO! lol[/QUOTE]
lol! Thank you for clearing it up... i thought i was going mad!
Funny you should mention that, "I'm Going Slightly Mad" was written about Brian's drug addiction as well...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]DeeEmm wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Funny you should mention that, "I'm Going Slightly Mad" was written about Brian's drug addiction as well...[/QUOTE]
OMG! Are you kidding me? Please, tell me you are joking!
OMG! Are you kidding me? Please, tell me you are joking!
yeah freddie also wrote we are the champions after Brian had "Temporarily" got off the drugs and graduated from Rehab....he sung too soon.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Some of you don't believe me or think I'm being sarcastic. I'm not.
I stumbled across this fact in 2002 when I downloaded a video that was called "2 hot lesbians pleasure a candlestick" but turned out to actually be a video interview of John Deacon, circa 1986. Undaunted but slightly disappointed, I watched it, and it was very revealing. Dressed in a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater, John explained the meaning behind 'One Year Of Love':
"Well, yeah, it was written for Highlander, but there's always a double meaning, in all of our songs, actually. Let's just say that it was also written about somebody's [long pause] troubles with a certain something. That's all I'll say about that."
I deleted the video because my mom wanted to use the computer, but I was intrigued. I contacted a source close to the band, who, in exchange for enough heroin to keep Keith Richards happy, told me this: "Brian started taking heroin in 1981, and most of the songs that mention 'love' at that time are actually about heroin. It was their codeword. 'A message of love', 'Love is all you need', 'One year of love'... Brian stopped taking heroin in 1988, after writing 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. John wrote 'My Life Has Been Saved' because he, too, had been dabbling with the stuff, and after an overdose, decided to kick the habit. He resented Brian ever since for introducing him to the stuff."
The source, who wished to remain anonymous, also sent me an early version of 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' with alternate lyrics as such:
"Too much love will kill you
If you can't make up your mind
Torn between the user and the stuff you leave behind"
It was chilling stuff, so I deleted it, also because my sister needed to use the computer. But it got me thinking about all of Queen's songs between 1982 and 1988... all those references to love...[/QUOTE]
Laughing my ass off!!!!
I stumbled across this fact in 2002 when I downloaded a video that was called "2 hot lesbians pleasure a candlestick" but turned out to actually be a video interview of John Deacon, circa 1986. Undaunted but slightly disappointed, I watched it, and it was very revealing. Dressed in a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater, John explained the meaning behind 'One Year Of Love':
"Well, yeah, it was written for Highlander, but there's always a double meaning, in all of our songs, actually. Let's just say that it was also written about somebody's [long pause] troubles with a certain something. That's all I'll say about that."
I deleted the video because my mom wanted to use the computer, but I was intrigued. I contacted a source close to the band, who, in exchange for enough heroin to keep Keith Richards happy, told me this: "Brian started taking heroin in 1981, and most of the songs that mention 'love' at that time are actually about heroin. It was their codeword. 'A message of love', 'Love is all you need', 'One year of love'... Brian stopped taking heroin in 1988, after writing 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. John wrote 'My Life Has Been Saved' because he, too, had been dabbling with the stuff, and after an overdose, decided to kick the habit. He resented Brian ever since for introducing him to the stuff."
The source, who wished to remain anonymous, also sent me an early version of 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' with alternate lyrics as such:
"Too much love will kill you
If you can't make up your mind
Torn between the user and the stuff you leave behind"
It was chilling stuff, so I deleted it, also because my sister needed to use the computer. But it got me thinking about all of Queen's songs between 1982 and 1988... all those references to love...[/QUOTE]
Laughing my ass off!!!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<B>Jellybean Queen<h6>sweetbodykisses<B> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lester Burnham wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Some of you don't believe me or think I'm being sarcastic. I'm not.
I stumbled across this fact in 2002 when I downloaded a video that was called "2 hot lesbians pleasure a candlestick" but turned out to actually be a video interview of John Deacon, circa 1986. Undaunted but slightly disappointed, I watched it, and it was very revealing. Dressed in a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater, John explained the meaning behind 'One Year Of Love':
"Well, yeah, it was written for Highlander, but there's always a double meaning, in all of our songs, actually. Let's just say that it was also written about somebody's [long pause] troubles with a certain something. That's all I'll say about that."
I deleted the video because my mom wanted to use the computer, but I was intrigued. I contacted a source close to the band, who, in exchange for enough heroin to keep Keith Richards happy, told me this: "Brian started taking heroin in 1981, and most of the songs that mention 'love' at that time are actually about heroin. It was their codeword. 'A message of love', 'Love is all you need', 'One year of love'... Brian stopped taking heroin in 1988, after writing 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. John wrote 'My Life Has Been Saved' because he, too, had been dabbling with the stuff, and after an overdose, decided to kick the habit. He resented Brian ever since for introducing him to the stuff."
The source, who wished to remain anonymous, also sent me an early version of 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' with alternate lyrics as such:
"Too much love will kill you
If you can't make up your mind
Torn between the user and the stuff you leave behind"
It was chilling stuff, so I deleted it, also because my sister needed to use the computer. But it got me thinking about all of Queen's songs between 1982 and 1988... all those references to love...[/QUOTE]
Laughing my ass off!!!! I hope that everyone knows that this thread is a joke. Brian more squeaky clean than a bar of soap[/QUOTE]
I stumbled across this fact in 2002 when I downloaded a video that was called "2 hot lesbians pleasure a candlestick" but turned out to actually be a video interview of John Deacon, circa 1986. Undaunted but slightly disappointed, I watched it, and it was very revealing. Dressed in a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater, John explained the meaning behind 'One Year Of Love':
"Well, yeah, it was written for Highlander, but there's always a double meaning, in all of our songs, actually. Let's just say that it was also written about somebody's [long pause] troubles with a certain something. That's all I'll say about that."
I deleted the video because my mom wanted to use the computer, but I was intrigued. I contacted a source close to the band, who, in exchange for enough heroin to keep Keith Richards happy, told me this: "Brian started taking heroin in 1981, and most of the songs that mention 'love' at that time are actually about heroin. It was their codeword. 'A message of love', 'Love is all you need', 'One year of love'... Brian stopped taking heroin in 1988, after writing 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. John wrote 'My Life Has Been Saved' because he, too, had been dabbling with the stuff, and after an overdose, decided to kick the habit. He resented Brian ever since for introducing him to the stuff."
The source, who wished to remain anonymous, also sent me an early version of 'Too Much Love Will Kill You' with alternate lyrics as such:
"Too much love will kill you
If you can't make up your mind
Torn between the user and the stuff you leave behind"
It was chilling stuff, so I deleted it, also because my sister needed to use the computer. But it got me thinking about all of Queen's songs between 1982 and 1988... all those references to love...[/QUOTE]
Laughing my ass off!!!! I hope that everyone knows that this thread is a joke. Brian more squeaky clean than a bar of soap[/QUOTE]
I'm going slightly mad
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="orange">The Show Must Go On wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm going slightly mad[/QUOTE]
It finally happened
It finally happened
I'm missing that one final screw :P