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5 October 1986 - Freddie receiving a gift from a fan outside his hotel while on his Japanese holiday šŸ’•Peter Freestone ha...
10/07/2026

5 October 1986 - Freddie receiving a gift from a fan outside his hotel while on his Japanese holiday šŸ’•
Peter Freestone has said the fans, all of the fans were important to Freddie. He knew without the fans, there would be no home, no contents, no traveling around the world, there’d be nothing without them. He was very appreciative of his fans. He knew to a degree, he belonged to the public when he left the grounds of his home.
Freddie had the most beautiful heart and we definitely can see with the hundreds of photos with fans, he absolutely enjoyed giving an autograph and posing with them. If he could lift up a person’s day, make them smile, he knew it was worth it!
That was our dear Freddie! šŸ’— See less

✨ In 1986, Freddie Mercury and the rock band Queen reached the absolute peak of their live performance power during the ...
10/07/2026

✨ In 1986, Freddie Mercury and the rock band Queen reached the absolute peak of their live performance power during the historic Magic Tour.
šŸŖ„āŠ¹ā‚ŠāŸ”ā‹† Their July 1986 concerts at Wembley Stadium in London became legendary. Freddie's iconic vocal call-and-response routine with the stadium crowd remains one of rock history's greatest moments.
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In October of 1985, Freddie decides to leave Munich for good.Freddie's love for Munich started in the Spring of 1979, af...
10/07/2026

In October of 1985, Freddie decides to leave Munich for good.
Freddie's love for Munich started in the Spring of 1979, after Queen’s shows and lasted many years.
The band recorded five studio albums in Munich and Freddie recorded his very first single ā€˜Love Kills’ with Italian producer Giorgio Moroder. He also recorded his debut solo album ā€˜Mr. Bad Guy’, which as Peter Freestone said, it took two years because of all the wonderful distractions from Freddie’s friends buzzing up the studio to go out. He was also working with Queen. Freddie didn’t complain though, he loved his Munich life and friends. He also met his boyfriend, restaurant owner, Winnie Kirchberger there, they dated from 1983-1985.
Freddie even threw his infamous 39th birthday bash at Old Mrs Henderson’s. The party of a lifetime where the ch*****ne never stopped flowing. There was a 5 Foot tower of glasses stacked and a ch*****ne fountain. Peter also remarked, ā€œI don’t recall anyone being sober!ā€
Freddie really loved his freedom in Munich. He didn’t have that in London. He did whatever, whenever he wanted. He went out often but found time to relax with Producer Reinhold Mack and his lovely family. Freddie had a very close relationship with the Mack’s and even baptised their youngest son, John Frederick ā€œLittle Freddie,ā€ yes, Freddie named him. He and John Deacon were his godparents. He enjoyed watching movies, drinking cocoa , playing table tennis and shopping. According to Mack, Freddie said, ā€œThis is actually how a real family is.ā€
Munich was a real paradise for Freddie but not for eternity. His friends remember, he was there partying with them one day and gone the next, as it seemed.
The fascination ended and for various reasons, he moved back to his beloved London because as Peter has mentioned that between tax exile and waiting for his Garden Lodge renovations, he made Munich home for several years.
ā€œOne of the loves of Freddie’s life was his home, Garden Lodge, in London and he loved putting things in it, whether that was art or old-style furniture. He appreciated beauty.ā€ Peter Freestone
He was excited to began his next chapter in his new home as he moved into Garden Lodge in the summer of 1985.
ā€œI like Munich. I’ve spent a lot of time there. I was there so long, that after a while the people didn’t even consider I was around. They didn’t really pester me at all. I have a lot of friends over there and they know who I am, but they treat me as another human being, and they’ve accepted me that way. And to me that’s a very good way of relaxing. I don’t want to shut myself up and Hide! That’s not what I want. I’d go spare. I’d go mad…even quicker! I like to feel that I can do exactly the same things as other people do, like socialising and having parties.ā€
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During a Queen concert in Manchester, Freddie Mercury was walking onto the stage when someone in the audience decided to...
10/07/2026

During a Queen concert in Manchester, Freddie Mercury was walking onto the stage when someone in the audience decided to challenge him.
According to a crew member's recollection, a man standing around six feet tall shouted a homophobic insult at Freddie as the band prepared to perform.
Freddie heard him.
And instead of ignoring it, he stopped.
He turned to the crew and told them to aim a spotlight directly at the man.
Suddenly, the heckler wasn't safely hidden among thousands of people anymore.
The entire audience could see him.
Freddie looked straight toward him.
Then, with the confidence and theatrical timing that made him one of rock's greatest frontmen, he calmly replied:
"Say that again, darling."
The man said nothing.
Moments earlier, he'd been confident enough to shout an insult from the darkness.
Now, standing beneath the spotlight with Freddie Mercury and an entire arena waiting for his response, he froze.
Freddie didn't need an argument.
He didn't need a long speech.
He simply gave the man another opportunity to say it when everyone could see who was speaking.
He couldn't.
And then the show went on.
Sometimes the strongest response isn't shouting louder.
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Interviewer: "Are you surprised that people are still talking about Freddie after all these years? And do you think he w...
10/07/2026

Interviewer: "Are you surprised that people are still talking about Freddie after all these years? And do you think he would have been surprised too?"
Mary Austin: "I'm very surprised, and I think he would have been happy about it too. It’s like a constant stream that keeps him alive. If he were still with us, who knows? Perhaps he might have gotten into a bit of trouble over the past thirty-five years, but I don’t think he could ever have imagined that he would still be so loved. Reality has surpassed his dreams."
Source: Giusy De Ceglia for 'Vogue Italia', September 17, 2026, interview with Mary Austin on the occasion of the release of the book 'Freddie Mercury ~ A Life in Lyrics'.
šŸ“· London, 1986 ~ Freddie on the set of the promotional video for ā€˜Friends Will Be Friends’.

A GIFT FOR THE FIRST HOUR FANS When "News Of The World" was released in 1977, the world was treated to Queen, who seized...
10/06/2026

A GIFT FOR THE FIRST HOUR FANS
When "News Of The World" was released in 1977, the world was treated to Queen, who seized the moment in a matter of months thanks to their hits We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions. 40 years later, to celebrate the anniversary of this phenomenal album, nothing less than a prestigious object, filled with rarities, is needed to satisfy fans. November 17, 2017, saw the release of the "News Of The World - 40° Anniversary Edition". The box set includes a reissue of the original album on vinyl, as well as a remastered CD version by Bob Ludwig, the mastering master who has previously worked on the records of Eric Clapton, Metallica, Dire Straits or Daft Punk. It also includes 2 records featuring unpublished or very rare versions of "News Of The World" songs and a DVD of the documentary "The American Dream", which traces Queen's tour in the United States in the winter of 1977. Many goodies are also offered to the lucky holders of the box set: a reproduction of an "All Access" badge from the American tour, as well as photos, posters, stickers and other fac-similations of period documents. Finally, a large-format 60-page book comes to complete the satisfaction of the administrators, revealing many photos from the "News Of The World" tour.
TOTALLY UNPUBLISHED VERSIONS.
We appreciate rediscovering the album in vinyl format in a version
"New Pure Analogue Cut". The pressing was done from the original analog tapes, without digital transfer, which can remove the original heat and colors from the recording. The first CD, titled "News Of The World (Bob Ludwig 2011 Master)", offers the album version released in 2011, the year Queen signed with Island Records, a subsidiary of Universal Music, for international distribution. Bob Ludwig is in charge of remastering the records, which appear adorned with rare or previously unheard-of titles. It is at the listening to the 2nd CD that things get serious. Named "News Of The World - Raw Sessions", the disc reprises the original track listing, but each song is presented in a new version. You can also hear the recording behind-the-scenes, the discussions during the recordings, the musicians' natural expressions before playing, as on "We Will Rock You or Get Down, Make Love. Sheer Heart Attack" here revealed in its most primitive form, with an introduction led by a rugged guitar, presumably played by Roger. Sleeping on the Sidewalk, sung by Freddie and not by Brian, is from an undated American concert, while Who Needs You is revealed at the stage where Freddie was still searching for the lyrics and punctuating the recording with onomatopoeias and scats, which he had the secret of. The centerpiece of the disc is a completely new version of All Dead, All Dead, sung entirely by Freddie, which brings a different color to this title that Brian had written while reflecting on a childhood trauma, the loss of a cat he was very attached to.
A GOLD MINE FOR QUEEN ADDICTS
The 3rd disc offers many versions of the songs from the album. Here you can find many titles recorded during the band's tours, between 1977 and 1982, including some, recorded at the Milton Keynes Bowl on June 5, 1982, which will reappear on the DVD "Queen on Fire - Live at the Bowl" in the fall of 2004. In the middle of the instrumental tracks and other bonus tracks, the version is hidden.
"USA Radio Edit" of the magical It's Late, which, as this note indicates, was launched on the American market on April 25, 1978. In order to meet radio standards, the song is, alas, deprived of its guitar solo, as well as part of its break. Finally, the DVD "Queen: The American Dream" compiles footage from the overseas tour that presenter Bob Harris, a friend of the band, had filmed in 1977 for a documentary that was to be broadcast on the BBC. The project was abandoned by the network, and the footage was stored in a drawer. The film presented here is precious, as it shows the band as we never see them, in the studios, in rehearsal for the American tour and on the road, on the way to Uncle Sam's country. A rare and important document that takes us into the intimacy of a band taking control of its destiny and putting the world at its feet.

Freddie Mercury and Annie Lennox at the Ivor Novello Awards in London, April 15, 1987. Captured by Dave Hogan.šŸ‘‘ Queen wo...
10/06/2026

Freddie Mercury and Annie Lennox at the Ivor Novello Awards in London, April 15, 1987. Captured by Dave Hogan.
šŸ‘‘ Queen won the award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music that night. Which Queen song is your favorite? šŸ‘‘ šŸ‘‡ļø See less

"Well, ā€˜Killer Queen’ I wrote in one night. I’m not being conceited or anything, but it just fell into place. Certain so...
10/06/2026

"Well, ā€˜Killer Queen’ I wrote in one night.
I’m not being conceited or anything, but it just fell into place. Certain songs do.
Now, 'March Of The Black Queen', that took ages.
I had to give it everything, to be self-indulgent or whatever. But with 'Killer Queen', I scribbled down the words in the dark one Saturday night and the next morning I got them all together and I worked all day Sunday and that was it. I’d got it. It gelled. It was great. Certain things just come together, but other things you have to work for. The whole Band is very particular. We don’t go in for half measures and I’m very hard with myself. There are no compromises. If I thought a song wasn’t quite right, I’d discard it."
Interview with Freddie Mercury, 'The Queen Bee' by Caroline C**n, published in 'Melody Maker' magazine in December 1974; the text was subsequently republished by 'The Guardian'.

Freddie Mercury — The Greatest Vocalist of All TimešŸ‘‘šŸŽ™In 2026, music magazine Consequence placed Freddie Mercury at No. 1...
10/06/2026

Freddie Mercury — The Greatest Vocalist of All TimešŸ‘‘šŸŽ™
In 2026, music magazine Consequence placed Freddie Mercury at No. 1 on its list of ā€œThe 100 Best Vocalists of All Time.ā€
The ranking was based on the opinions of more than 50 musicians and considered not only vocal range and technique, but also emotion, individuality, control, creativity, influence and the ability to make a voice distinctive and unforgettable.
TOP 10
šŸ„‡ Freddie Mercury
🄈 Aretha Franklin
šŸ„‰ Whitney Houston
4. Marvin Gaye
5. Robert Plant
6. BeyoncƩ
7. Ella Fitzgerald
8. Mike Patton
9. Michael Jackson
10. H.R. — Bad Brains
This is not the first major recognition of Freddie's vocal talent.
In 2016, LA Weekly placed him at No. 1 on its list of the 20 greatest singers of all time, regardless of genre.
In 2023, Rolling Stone ranked Freddie No. 14 on its list of the 200 greatest singers of all time.
Different publications, different criteria, but the same remarkable legacy.
In 2026, Consequence has placed Freddie Mercury at the very top: No. 1 among the greatest vocalists of all time.
Freddie Mercury — a voice that became part of music history.

"Freddie came to me looking a little nervous:ā€˜Mum, I’m not quite sure how to tell you this, but I’m not going to be Farr...
10/06/2026

"Freddie came to me looking a little nervous:
ā€˜Mum, I’m not quite sure how to tell you this, but I’m not going to be Farrokh Bulsara anymore.
From this day on, I’m going to be known as Freddie Mercury, but I want you to know that this is the name I’ll have on stage, while back home I’ll be the boy you’ve always known.
Are you okay with this?'
I said to him: As long as you love me and respect me, everything will be alright.
He replied: 'That will always be so, Mum!'."
Jer Rustomji Bulsara interviewed by Angela Levin for 'The Daily Telegraph' , September 8, 2012.
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