Alrighty, I need some advice from those who have lotsa Queen books ( *cough*, Jessie- Z, *COUGH* )... ;-)
Which is the next one I should get? I've got The Early Years, Mercury and Me, and As It Began. What else is a good choice? And could someone point one out that is particularly interesting, or stands out? Thanks for any help. :-)
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No luck, I take it?
Nope... :-P
Well, I don't own any Queen books...yet, but what do you have in mind?
I've got exactly the same free books you have! Blimey.
I'M HERE! I'M HERE! I'M HERE! TO SAVE THE DAY!!!! xD
Okay... You must get Peter Freestones book next! Do you have that? You should get It's A Kind Of Magic book. That's all about quotes from each member. A big book full of it! Very interesting.... :D
Okay... You must get Peter Freestones book next! Do you have that? You should get It's A Kind Of Magic book. That's all about quotes from each member. A big book full of it! Very interesting.... :D
I have to agree peters book is very good, and filled with lots of good thoughts and stories, its not cheesey or disrepectful.
I have Queen by Laura Jackson and Queen Live: A Concert Documentary
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=0099FF>*brianmay4eva* wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I have Queen by Laura Jackson and Queen Live: A Concert Documentary[/QUOTE]
I have those!!!!! Laura Jackson is an awesome biographier!
I have those!!!!! Laura Jackson is an awesome biographier!
Yay! Thanks, I love you guys! xD xD
Diehard and loyal Queenfan Frieda Schraauwers from Dongen, Holland, who was a personall friend of and with all Queenies and who has met them several times, and even presented gold-discs to the band!...has drawn (by her own hand) a book called : "Queen, in the picture". On september 16th, 1992, she gave Brian a copy when he was in Holland for the "Veronica Unicef charity auction", where he did "Too Much Love Will Kill You" for the very first time after the "Tribute To Freddie Mercury". This book is absolutely gobsmacking, and should be released in my opinion. She gave me a copy and signed it to me...and i have hardly ever seen anything like it, or anything that comes even close to this...the whole Queen story from a to z in black and white ink-drawings...not like Jef Simonet (absolutly fab too !) but serious and truth all over. That would be the book i could recommend...but i guess it is impossible to get a copy nowadays....
Queen books are VERY hard to come by, atleast in stores, but I suppose it's not so bad on the internet. I have Queen: As It Began, and it was really good. I'm a die hard queen, fan and there was still new information in it. I would reccomend it very much. Freddie should get a good biography that covers all of his life. Anyone know of any?
I've got all 3 Laura Jackson books, which are Mercury: The King of Queen, Queen: The Definitive Biography and Queen and I: The Brian May Story. I've heard that they are inaccurate, but I find them quite interesting.