Just to be clear, this is not intended to offend anyone. If anyone who is Christian gets offended by this, please allow me to say that I was raised a Christian, and I found this film - Life Of Brian - to be quite funny, and here are some of clips from it.
Today, we celebrate Queen frontman Freddie Mercury's 71st birthday. Arguably the greatest frontman history as ever had. No one can chicken strut across a stage playing an air guitar with a bottomless microphone while having such a charismatic appeal at the same time as much as him. Queen and Freddie influenced and inspired many artists from Lady Gaga (she even got her name from their song Radio Ga Ga), Katy Perry to Wiz Khalifa.
The concert considered "the 20 minutes that changed music." Freddie mesmerizes the audience with his superpowers.
Unfortunately, Freddie had been diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. He still gave it his all. He was literally on his deathbed when he was recording the vocals to the song "Mother Love". Freddie felt too ill to finish off his lines for the song and said he will come back tomorrow and finish it off. He never did. Sadly, Freddie passed away on the 24th of November in 1991 due to complications from his illness. Queen guitarist Brian May recorded the last verse himself.
I can recall seeing a picture of Freddie in the newspaper but only very vaguely since I was only young back then. For some reason that image is stamped into my head.
Happy Birthday and thank you Freddie for your glory days and blessing us with a footprint in the history of music for the rest to follow.
The new set recreation of the Live Aid concert, for the biopic Bohemian Rhapsody looks awesome so far. I had a chance to be a extra in it but I didn't have the 80's look
Today, we celebrate Queen frontman Freddie Mercury's 71st birthday. Arguably the greatest frontman history as ever had. No one can chicken s… moretrut across a stage playing an air guitar with a bottomless microphone while having such a charismatic appeal at the same time as much as him. Queen and Freddie influenced and inspired many artists from Lady Gaga (she even got her name from their song Radio Ga Ga), Katy Perry to Wiz Khalifa.
The concert considered "the 20 minutes that changed music." Freddie mesmerizes the audience with his superpowers.
Unfortunately, Freddie had been diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. He still gave it his all. He was literally on his deathbed when he was recording the vocals to the song "Mother Love". Freddie felt too ill to finish off his lines for the song and said he will come back tomorrow and finish it off. He never did. Sadly, Freddie passed away on the 24th of November in 1991 due to complications from his… [view original content]
Usually, I post songs for my own amusement. This one is for you.
Probably one of the greatest mash-ups I've heard. This song is better than both originals. With those being from The Beatles and Metallica, that's saying something. Genius.
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I'm on my Way, A-ho. Erlando Remix
Just to be clear, this is not intended to offend anyone. If anyone who is Christian gets offended by this, please allow me to say that I was raised a Christian, and I found this film - Life Of Brian - to be quite funny, and here are some of clips from it.
Nobody does it like Monty Python.
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I can literally go on hours on why I love Halsey so much
RACHEL AMBER THE GURL ON FIRAAHH!!
Heard it in a game trailer and loved it. I usually don't listen to Marilyn Manson.
Witt Lowry- Numb.
I heard it in John Wick.
Recently discovered Future. He can be pretty dope.
Today, we celebrate Queen frontman Freddie Mercury's 71st birthday. Arguably the greatest frontman history as ever had. No one can chicken strut across a stage playing an air guitar with a bottomless microphone while having such a charismatic appeal at the same time as much as him. Queen and Freddie influenced and inspired many artists from Lady Gaga (she even got her name from their song Radio Ga Ga), Katy Perry to Wiz Khalifa.
The concert considered "the 20 minutes that changed music." Freddie mesmerizes the audience with his superpowers.
Unfortunately, Freddie had been diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. He still gave it his all. He was literally on his deathbed when he was recording the vocals to the song "Mother Love". Freddie felt too ill to finish off his lines for the song and said he will come back tomorrow and finish it off. He never did. Sadly, Freddie passed away on the 24th of November in 1991 due to complications from his illness. Queen guitarist Brian May recorded the last verse himself.
I can recall seeing a picture of Freddie in the newspaper but only very vaguely since I was only young back then. For some reason that image is stamped into my head.
Happy Birthday and thank you Freddie for your glory days and blessing us with a footprint in the history of music for the rest to follow.
Might as well continue the Queen trend.
The new set recreation of the Live Aid concert, for the biopic Bohemian Rhapsody looks awesome so far. I had a chance to be a extra in it but I didn't have the 80's look
The Destiny 2 soundtrack...
Bungie really did an amazing job this time around!
why do i love this game so much it's not even that good
Since one of my fellow users posted a tribute to Freddie Mercury, I wanted to share this documentary on Freddie Mercury.
I really like this song, catchy and funny
Usually, I post songs for my own amusement. This one is for you.
Probably one of the greatest mash-ups I've heard. This song is better than both originals. With those being from The Beatles and Metallica, that's saying something. Genius.
I don't even
Haven't heard this in ages, thanks It.
Why is Eye of the tiger their most famous song when this one is far, far superior.
