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Freddie Mercury Tribute

Messages from QueenZone visitors remembering Freddie Mercury, preserved from the legacy tribute archive.

34,290 tributes

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  1. Oct 14 2008 3:53PM

    Ivon

    I love you soooooooooooooooo much Freddie!!!

    Bulgaria

  2. Oct 13 2008 3:52PM

    denise walker

    i loved freddie,in his memory iv had a large tattoo on my back,its of him from liveaid, its totally amazing,now where ever i go freddie is always with me!lolx

    england

  3. Oct 13 2008 2:54PM

    Matt

    Long live Queen Mercury x

    England

  4. Oct 13 2008 1:39PM

    Anita Dixon

    Freddie It was always my dream to see you perform live and have always been a fan but you died before I ever got that opportunity. I went to the Queen concert on friday at the Ice stadium on 10th October 2008 not expecting much. but it was truly amazing....I swear you were there. The whole experience was spiritual and I have to say it is the best concert i have ever been to. I heard your mum was in the audience ...she must have been so proud. Anita xx

    United Kingdom

  5. Oct 13 2008 7:52AM

    kathryn

    Well what can i say? Hes my favorate singer/preformer of all time. I first claped eyes on Freddie when i was 7 in 1991 the year he passed away and i just fell in love with his looks and voice everthing really . I was watching bohemian rapsody and i think it was being annoced that he died.. ever since then i have been a huge huge fan. I am going to see them preform at manchester 5th nov i know he wont be there.. But iam sure his spirit will be Love you loads freddie xx

    Engaland manchester

  6. Oct 13 2008 12:46AM

    Ron de Vries

    I've been to the concert in Rotterdam.... Wonderful, Great ...with tears in my eye's Queen and Freddie....I still love you......!!!! Freddie will never die !! "" The Show Must Go On" http://www.bloembinderijrondevries.nl/bloemist/algemeen/freddiemercury Ron

    Holland

  7. Oct 12 2008 2:40PM

    kath Hunns

    I saw Queen 3 times in 1975/75 & 77 when I was a teenager - now I am taking my 24 year old son to see Queen & Paul Rogers on Thursday - We won't get to see Freddie - but I bet he will be there So excited,,,just a couple of days to go!!

    UK

  8. Oct 12 2008 6:10AM

    Eppie

    Freddy you are the best!!! We miss you !!!!!!!

    NL

  9. Oct 12 2008 3:33AM

    azad

    My dear Freddie,your music has been a big part of my whole life.I've listened to "the show must go on" since 1991 when I was ten maybe more than 16000 times! miss u Freddie...

    Iran

  10. Oct 10 2008 9:43AM

    Elsie Carriedo Destalo

    Since i saw you nd hear you singing on youre video that crazy little thing called love,it starts to change everything in me.Im so addicted to you.I cant believe that now im falling inlove with you,i just wish that youre still alive so that i can touch and fell yuo in flesh.I know its imposssible but im not alone.you rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1my world.i love you so much.

    Philippines

  11. Oct 9 2008 3:11PM

    Loz

    Freddie - you are truly missed by thousands of us. Your music got me hooked at an early age. A Queen song was one of the first records I remember hearing - Bohemian Rhapsody at the age of 8! I remember seeing the video on top of the pops - my older sister and I were captivated as nothing like it had been heard or seen before (or since, in my opinion!). I loved that song, and almost wore it out on my portable record player! A few years and singles later, I was able to buy Queen albums! Hours and hours of your voice, and a wonderful variety of songs! I hadn't seen Queen live, and I got the opportunity in 1986 at Knebworth Park - you were unbelievable. Listening to the intro of 'One Vision' still gives me goosebumps even today! I had never seen a concert like it. You and the band were on top form that day and the audience lapped it up - sadly it was the last live concert you ever did, but it is one I will never forget. I have been to many many concerts since, and not one artist or band has come close to the performance, showmanship or rapport you gave and had with us that day. It is a day I (and I'm sure over 100,000 people who were there) will NEVER forget. Your death was heartbreaking - it was an emormous loss to the world, but you and your music live on, not only with us older fans, but in the younger generation also - my teenage Son loves Queen, and thinks you were amazing. You are sorely missed, but you have left us all an amazing catalogue of awesome music and video to remember you by. Wherever you are, I hope you are happy and at peace. You were and still are the best.

    England

  12. Oct 8 2008 11:06AM

    Steven Tomkins

    What Can We Say The Best Of The Best Does Not Seem 17 Years In November But Where ever you are bet you are still Having A Party And Singing, What Would You Think Of The Music Today I Wonder. Take It Easy Up There, Or Down There.

    UK