Thanks ppl very helpful :) and I do agree that is a very opinionated thing but that is what I wanted to hear peoples individual opinions :)
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MercuryLines wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]QUEEN OBSESSED wrote: [/QUOTENAME]No one has actually answered my question that is just a bit depressing.[/QUOTE]
Oh that happens a lot here, don't worry! lol :)[/QUOTE]
I had noticed that lol :D
Oh that happens a lot here, don't worry! lol :)[/QUOTE]
I had noticed that lol :D
It's so fuckin' boring reading opinions of some fool that actually knows nothing about life... And that happens a lot on this forum...
Well, I've always thought that Innuendo sounds like a very... angry song. Whenever I listen to it, I always think of Freddie just saying that people are told to live their lives in certain ways ("while we rule by blind, madness, and pure greed"), but everyone really wants to just be themselves ("yeah, we'll keep on tryin'"). Maybe I'm crazy, I don't know. I'm not trying to analyse the song - just that's what I think of everytime I hear it.
As for The Show Must Go On, I always look at it as Freddie, even though he was so sick, wanting to continue composing and recording music. Even though Brian wrote it, I think he wrote it for Freddie about that.
Well, that's just my two cents. Feel free to comment on them in any way.
As for The Show Must Go On, I always look at it as Freddie, even though he was so sick, wanting to continue composing and recording music. Even though Brian wrote it, I think he wrote it for Freddie about that.
Well, that's just my two cents. Feel free to comment on them in any way.
Well, I've always thought that Innuendo sounds like a very... angry song. Whenever I listen to it, I always think of Freddie just saying that people are told to live their lives in certain ways ("while we rule by blind, madness, and pure greed"), but everyone really wants to just be themselves ("yeah, we'll keep on tryin'"). Maybe I'm crazy, I don't know. I'm not trying to analyse the song - just that's what I think of everytime I hear it.
As for The Show Must Go On, I always look at it as Freddie, even though he was so sick, wanting to continue composing and recording music ("Inside my heart is breaking, my make-up may be flaking, but my smile still stays on"). Even though Brian wrote it, I think he wrote it for Freddie about that.
Well, that's just my two cents. Feel free to comment on them in any way.
As for The Show Must Go On, I always look at it as Freddie, even though he was so sick, wanting to continue composing and recording music ("Inside my heart is breaking, my make-up may be flaking, but my smile still stays on"). Even though Brian wrote it, I think he wrote it for Freddie about that.
Well, that's just my two cents. Feel free to comment on them in any way.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Freddies Delilah wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Well, I've always thought that Innuendo sounds like a very... angry song. Whenever I listen to it, I always think of Freddie just saying that people are told to live their lives in certain ways ("while we rule by blind, madness, and pure greed"), but everyone really wants to just be themselves ("yeah, we'll keep on tryin'"). Maybe I'm crazy, I don't know. I'm not trying to analyse the song - just that's what I think of everytime I hear it.
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I do agree with you. I consider this song as very angry and trying to show that we are being manipulated by the so called people, who are also lost. we all try to show our real nature, but have to build our own shells, like shelters to hide from the sickness of the world. being fragile and vunerable is not worth showing. but we "keep on tryin'" to live our way. even if it seems impossible to some of us. i know it may sound a little bit strange and kind of itsy-bitsy in a way but that's the way i look at this song. if we relate this to the video, i guess that interpretaing the lyrics may be a little bit easier. life is a bitch, but we all have only one, so the only way to live and to die is to love it, whatever happens and whoever hurts us.
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I do agree with you. I consider this song as very angry and trying to show that we are being manipulated by the so called people, who are also lost. we all try to show our real nature, but have to build our own shells, like shelters to hide from the sickness of the world. being fragile and vunerable is not worth showing. but we "keep on tryin'" to live our way. even if it seems impossible to some of us. i know it may sound a little bit strange and kind of itsy-bitsy in a way but that's the way i look at this song. if we relate this to the video, i guess that interpretaing the lyrics may be a little bit easier. life is a bitch, but we all have only one, so the only way to live and to die is to love it, whatever happens and whoever hurts us.
Well... Roger contributed to quite a lot of the lyrics and he is quite opinionated about the world we live in today. Innuendo's about the wrongs of the world... about greed and sin... but the lyrics are sung in a rather ironic tone... what with the reference to 'Don't take offence at my... innuendo'
To me it's kind of like 'Sympathy for the Devil' which deals with sin in an ironic tone, or 'Stairway to Heaven' may be a better example, as Roger Taylor is quoted as saying Innuendo's 'Oscar Wilde meets Led Zepplin'
To me it's kind of like 'Sympathy for the Devil' which deals with sin in an ironic tone, or 'Stairway to Heaven' may be a better example, as Roger Taylor is quoted as saying Innuendo's 'Oscar Wilde meets Led Zepplin'
well my own interp says that the songs about how theres different cultures and how easily ruined they can be by a misled word, and how sensitive the world is, hence the word innuendo. when things are taken wayy too seriously when its unessesary, and then then the time comes where it should be taken seriously, its not.