[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>The Millionaire Waltz wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Surely there are many so called "clues" in Queen lyrics that may suggest Freddie was suffering from AIDS, or hinting that he was gay, but then we learn that Freddie wasn't the author of those lyrics.
But what if Freddie just let the other guys take credit for "his" songs? I know it's a strange theory, and I'm pretty sure someone is going to get pissed at me. That's always the case. QZ is such a friendly place, isn't it?
In that interview in Brazil with the retarded reporter, when asked if I Want To Break Free had anything to do with homosexuality, Freddie says that the song was written by John, a happily married man with children.
What if, as unlikely as it seems, Freddie let John take credit for the song?
Another example is TSMGO, with the words "My makeup may be flaking, but my smile still stays on".
Just a thought, a strange thought.
Go ahead, send me hate mail. You know you want to. ;)
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Well... I want to break free, they only thought the gay world because they were dressed up as woman.
And Brian Wrote TSMGO as he watched Freddie deteriorate, and Freddie did wear make-up to hide the blemishes
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ABOUT THE REPORTER!
She is not retarded. And she speaks English, I think.
Here in Brazil, I don't know why, in international interviews they used to record the reporter speaking English and then the question spoken in Portuguese.
Before broadcasting, they edit the interview to appear that the reporter is speaking in Portuguese and the interviewed one is speaking in English.
Mr. Mercury just made fun of her.
She is not retarded. And she speaks English, I think.
Here in Brazil, I don't know why, in international interviews they used to record the reporter speaking English and then the question spoken in Portuguese.
Before broadcasting, they edit the interview to appear that the reporter is speaking in Portuguese and the interviewed one is speaking in English.
Mr. Mercury just made fun of her.
The Brasilian lady is funny, and Freddie was kind to her, so he didn't mind the routine.
About the lyrics... Crossed my mind somehow. Seems now like Brian was more distressed than Freddie or that he found a better way to show it.
Like TATDOOL. That "I still love you!" in the end is Freddie style, at least the way he says it (and not sing it). Still, the song is credited to Rog.
But Freddie said once that he found things to cling to in the others' songs.
I think he did touch lyrics here and there, but couldn't take the credit for the whole.
About the lyrics... Crossed my mind somehow. Seems now like Brian was more distressed than Freddie or that he found a better way to show it.
Like TATDOOL. That "I still love you!" in the end is Freddie style, at least the way he says it (and not sing it). Still, the song is credited to Rog.
But Freddie said once that he found things to cling to in the others' songs.
I think he did touch lyrics here and there, but couldn't take the credit for the whole.
I think the subject of this topic is somehow an insult to John, Roger and Brian.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Al TurHao wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
I think the subject of this topic is somehow an insult to John, Roger and Brian.[/QUOTE]
Dude, it was just a thought! And wasn't TATDOOL credited to Queen, not Roger, though probably written by Roger?
And TSMGO, don't you even think the title of I Want To Break Free is even slightly... gay?
I think the subject of this topic is somehow an insult to John, Roger and Brian.[/QUOTE]
Dude, it was just a thought! And wasn't TATDOOL credited to Queen, not Roger, though probably written by Roger?
And TSMGO, don't you even think the title of I Want To Break Free is even slightly... gay?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>The Millionaire Waltz wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Al TurHao wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
I think the subject of this topic is somehow an insult to John, Roger and Brian.[/QUOTE]
Dude, it was just a thought! And wasn't TATDOOL credited to Queen, not Roger, though probably written by Roger?
And TSMGO, don't you even think the title of I Want To Break Free is even slightly... gay?
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You´re gay..
I think the subject of this topic is somehow an insult to John, Roger and Brian.[/QUOTE]
Dude, it was just a thought! And wasn't TATDOOL credited to Queen, not Roger, though probably written by Roger?
And TSMGO, don't you even think the title of I Want To Break Free is even slightly... gay?
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You´re gay..
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>The Millionaire Waltz wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Surely there are many so called "clues" in Queen lyrics that may suggest Freddie was suffering from AIDS, or hinting that he was gay, but then we learn that Freddie wasn't the author of those lyrics.
But what if Freddie just let the other guys take credit for "his" songs? I know it's a strange theory, and I'm pretty sure someone is going to get pissed at me. That's always the case. QZ is such a friendly place, isn't it?
In that interview in Brazil with the retarded reporter, when asked if I Want To Break Free had anything to do with homosexuality, Freddie says that the song was written by John, a happily married man with children.
What if, as unlikely as it seems, Freddie let John take credit for the song?
Another example is TSMGO, with the words "My makeup may be flaking, but my smile still stays on".
Just a thought, a strange thought.
Go ahead, send me hate mail. You know you want to. ;)
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John Deacon did in fact write I Want to Break Free all by himself. Freddie most certainly DID NOT let John take credit for that song. Why would he do that? John was a talented songwriter on his own....Another One Bites the Dust, Spread Your Wings, etc. John's songs were brilliant!
But what if Freddie just let the other guys take credit for "his" songs? I know it's a strange theory, and I'm pretty sure someone is going to get pissed at me. That's always the case. QZ is such a friendly place, isn't it?
In that interview in Brazil with the retarded reporter, when asked if I Want To Break Free had anything to do with homosexuality, Freddie says that the song was written by John, a happily married man with children.
What if, as unlikely as it seems, Freddie let John take credit for the song?
Another example is TSMGO, with the words "My makeup may be flaking, but my smile still stays on".
Just a thought, a strange thought.
Go ahead, send me hate mail. You know you want to. ;)
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John Deacon did in fact write I Want to Break Free all by himself. Freddie most certainly DID NOT let John take credit for that song. Why would he do that? John was a talented songwriter on his own....Another One Bites the Dust, Spread Your Wings, etc. John's songs were brilliant!
millionaire waltz, you do seem to come up with alot of theory's lately...
You know, the first song John's got with Queen, "Misfire", is what I would call... there are some questionable things going on with loaded guns...
Maybe John is gay and all those kids are a cover-up. This would explain a lot of things. :p
I'm KIDDING.
But, seriously, I think that the Freddie's and the John's music styles were at least complimentary (they worked together a lot, too, in the mid-late 80's). I also remember a certain somebody else saying "this is written from the girl's point of view" about "Save Me". If less flowery, that kind of non-standard point-of-view thing could lead to confusion.
I don't know. Freddie's credited for "It's a Hard Life"... he did the cover of "The Great Pretender" all by his lonesome - that's not the most subtle thing, sending the message "Look, guys ! I'm hiding something !" which is a great example of something Freddie certainly didn't write, but takes on a mysterious double entendre when in his voice.
Nah, but if a certain someone was worried about appearing gay, he shouldn't have worn all that make-up and that scary pink jump-suit.
DON'T YOU HATE IT WHEN THE PEOPLE NEXT TO YOU READ WHAT YOU'RE TYPING ??
YES, YOU KID.
Yeah, that's what I thought. 'Scuse me, there. I love public library computers. Some people are SO bored that they think you're doing something really, really, interesting that they MUST have a look at it.
Maybe John is gay and all those kids are a cover-up. This would explain a lot of things. :p
I'm KIDDING.
But, seriously, I think that the Freddie's and the John's music styles were at least complimentary (they worked together a lot, too, in the mid-late 80's). I also remember a certain somebody else saying "this is written from the girl's point of view" about "Save Me". If less flowery, that kind of non-standard point-of-view thing could lead to confusion.
I don't know. Freddie's credited for "It's a Hard Life"... he did the cover of "The Great Pretender" all by his lonesome - that's not the most subtle thing, sending the message "Look, guys ! I'm hiding something !" which is a great example of something Freddie certainly didn't write, but takes on a mysterious double entendre when in his voice.
Nah, but if a certain someone was worried about appearing gay, he shouldn't have worn all that make-up and that scary pink jump-suit.
DON'T YOU HATE IT WHEN THE PEOPLE NEXT TO YOU READ WHAT YOU'RE TYPING ??
YES, YOU KID.
Yeah, that's what I thought. 'Scuse me, there. I love public library computers. Some people are SO bored that they think you're doing something really, really, interesting that they MUST have a look at it.
Audacity of Kelley, ROFLMAO, nice move!
Eh, the thought has crossed my mind, but I never believed it, because..well...what a stupid idea! Number one, if Freddie really did write breakfree, and had it credited to John, that would mean he was ashamed of the whole gay thing and uh..I dont think he was.
As for Show Must Go On, i think Freddie had a role in the lyrics, but not totally.
Eh, the thought has crossed my mind, but I never believed it, because..well...what a stupid idea! Number one, if Freddie really did write breakfree, and had it credited to John, that would mean he was ashamed of the whole gay thing and uh..I dont think he was.
As for Show Must Go On, i think Freddie had a role in the lyrics, but not totally.