I just recently purchased Sheer Heart Attack, and I really really like it, I looooove Stone Cold Crazy, and I love the way Tenement Funster leads into Flick of the Wrist and how Flick of the wrist leads into Lily of the Valley.
While I was listening to Flick of the Wrist, I kind of had an idea of what Freddie was talking about in the song, but I not even gonna bother to even say the word (lol)...but I wanted to ask you guys what is your interpretation of the song? I think most of guys will come to the same conclusion as me ;)
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hmmm...
That reminds me, I was going to put that onto the compy, thanks mate.
Once it is on here I will listen and tell you my thoughts.
That reminds me, I was going to put that onto the compy, thanks mate.
Once it is on here I will listen and tell you my thoughts.
Whats a 'Compy?'
"Reduce you to a muzak fake machine"? sounds like a manager...je ne sais pas.
It's about masturbation ofcourse
of course! what isn't?;)
The rest of the songs is about gays/gaysex and aids
Some songs say it all
"Fight from the Inside"
Fight from the inside is the thing that Aids does. When the victim is infected Aids fights the natural defence system from inside. And ofcourse the lyric 'attack from the read' referes to the way how the virus gets infected.
"Coming Soon"
Is about a gay couple who want to make love without a condom using the 'coitus interruptus' technique. That means you take your dick out of the other person without having an orgasm. The 'postman' in this song has is orgasm too soon (coming soon) and that way the 'mailbox' still gets infected.
"Ride the Wild Wind"
It's about the new phenomenon "bare backing" Gay people with aids who have unprotected sex just for the kick of it. And gay people who want to get aids. for the kick. Ride the Wild Wind is all about risking your life for this kick. Wild Wind is of course a metaphor for the orgasm.
Some songs say it all
"Fight from the Inside"
Fight from the inside is the thing that Aids does. When the victim is infected Aids fights the natural defence system from inside. And ofcourse the lyric 'attack from the read' referes to the way how the virus gets infected.
"Coming Soon"
Is about a gay couple who want to make love without a condom using the 'coitus interruptus' technique. That means you take your dick out of the other person without having an orgasm. The 'postman' in this song has is orgasm too soon (coming soon) and that way the 'mailbox' still gets infected.
"Ride the Wild Wind"
It's about the new phenomenon "bare backing" Gay people with aids who have unprotected sex just for the kick of it. And gay people who want to get aids. for the kick. Ride the Wild Wind is all about risking your life for this kick. Wild Wind is of course a metaphor for the orgasm.
"i want to break free" is about being gay too. "al mundo gay," as we hipsters call it.
I actually think its about being jacked off...but the part in the song that I find the most amusing is when the chrous says 'blow him a kiss' I'm like that was really bold to say, especially in 1974.
It's about managerial problems with the Sheffield Brothers and their management. Basically a precursor to Death On Two Legs.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Jazz 78 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's about managerial problems with the Sheffield Brothers and their management. Basically a precursor to Death On Two Legs.[/QUOTE]
Oh really that makes a lot of sense!! So basically its just a 'kick your ass' song
I need to get my mind out of the gutter...lol
Oh really that makes a lot of sense!! So basically its just a 'kick your ass' song
I need to get my mind out of the gutter...lol
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The rest of the songs is about gays/gaysex and aids
Some songs say it all
"Fight from the Inside"
Fight from the inside is the thing that Aids does. When the victim is infected Aids fights the natural defence system from inside. And ofcourse the lyric 'attack from the read' referes to the way how the virus gets infected.
"Coming Soon"
Is about a gay couple who want to make love without a condom using the 'coitus interruptus' technique. That means you take your dick out of the other person without having an orgasm. The 'postman' in this song has is orgasm too soon (coming soon) and that way the 'mailbox' still gets infected.
"Ride the Wild Wind"
It's about the new phenomenon "bare backing" Gay people with aids who have unprotected sex just for the kick of it. And gay people who want to get aids. for the kick. Ride the Wild Wind is all about risking your life for this kick. Wild Wind is of course a metaphor for the orgasm.
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In a Jim Carrey voice:
ALRIGHTY THEN.... :)
Some songs say it all
"Fight from the Inside"
Fight from the inside is the thing that Aids does. When the victim is infected Aids fights the natural defence system from inside. And ofcourse the lyric 'attack from the read' referes to the way how the virus gets infected.
"Coming Soon"
Is about a gay couple who want to make love without a condom using the 'coitus interruptus' technique. That means you take your dick out of the other person without having an orgasm. The 'postman' in this song has is orgasm too soon (coming soon) and that way the 'mailbox' still gets infected.
"Ride the Wild Wind"
It's about the new phenomenon "bare backing" Gay people with aids who have unprotected sex just for the kick of it. And gay people who want to get aids. for the kick. Ride the Wild Wind is all about risking your life for this kick. Wild Wind is of course a metaphor for the orgasm.
[/QUOTE]
In a Jim Carrey voice:
ALRIGHTY THEN.... :)
think about it...when freddie wanted to write about sex, did he conceal it with vague innuendo? no, i say! he was in! your! face!
get down! make love!
get down! make love!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]macbethscrazywife wrote: [/QUOTENAME]think about it...when freddie wanted to write about sex, did he conceal it with vague innuendo? no, i say! he was in! your! face!
get down! make love![/QUOTE]
In a Jim Carrey voice:
ALRIGHTY THEN.... :)
get down! make love![/QUOTE]
In a Jim Carrey voice:
ALRIGHTY THEN.... :)
It's about Roger's death.