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ynot slow
22nd September 2008, 21:47
Think I have seen this before but what an amazing doco,the guy was a genius,and the band were totally brilliant complementing each other in harmony etc.Nov 1991 was definately the day music died.Way to young at 41 he was along with many others.

Number One
22nd September 2008, 21:55
I miss the man - great loss to music I reckon. Had Queen rammed down my throat as a kid and got sick to death of them but now I haven't had to hear them for soo long I'm all nostalgic and want to get hold of me mums cds.

98tls
22nd September 2008, 21:58
Think I have seen this before but what an amazing doco,the guy was a genius,and the band were totally brilliant complementing each other in harmony etc.Nov 1991 was definately the day music died.Way to young at 41 he was along with many others. Absolutly,birthday bash here and got it plugged into the speakers.

Swoop
22nd September 2008, 22:03
I like the comment from a debauched partygoer at one of FM's hedonistic events ... "I'm going straight to hell just for that weekend!":devil2:

kevfromcoro
22nd September 2008, 22:05
Great doco..didnt know he was born in India....might put a cd on now.....think he was 45 when he died......

Bullitt
22nd September 2008, 22:23
5 September 1946 – 24 November 1991 so yup 45

ynot slow
23rd September 2008, 07:52
5 September 1946 – 24 November 1991 so yup 45

Ithought he was 45 too,but the doco said 41,who cares way to young.

marioc
23rd September 2008, 08:15
ah yes does anybody remember where they were when they heard the news?
I was out on lake Rotorua in a paddle boat drinking beer!

MisterD
23rd September 2008, 09:39
Great doco..didnt know he was born in India....

He wasn't, Zanzibar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanzibar) is an island archipelago off the coast of Tanzania - Africa.

portokiwi
23rd September 2008, 09:43
:niceone: It was a good show. Yes it had been on before but who cares he was GREAT.
i was still in the Army still.

martybabe
23rd September 2008, 09:58
A candle flame blew out the day Freddie left us. Such a life force, such a talent. Queen were part of the sound track of my life and some of his later songs are guaranteed to bring a Lil tear to my eye, Damn shame. :(

MIXONE
23rd September 2008, 10:12
Anybody else lucky enough to see him at Mt.Smart many moons ago.Hell of a show(I just wish I could remember it!)

martybabe
23rd September 2008, 11:17
Queen:


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forkoil
23rd September 2008, 11:21
Yeah saw it, and along with the comments here, think what a damn shame, a guy with such a zeal for life, and gave us all that in Queens music.

icekiwi
23rd September 2008, 20:56
He was truely an awesome person and musician,
Fuck I love listening to him...my kids love listening to him..
Gone but will never be forgotten thats for sure.
Robbie who?

fire eyes
23rd September 2008, 21:06
On my way down here to Welly I had music full ball Bohemiun Rhaspody .. one of the all time greats amongst many ... I love that song .. surprised my head didnt break off with all the headbanging I was doing hahahaha .. ohh and you know when you sing to that, you just cannot help doing all sorts of facial expressions, lucky for my children's eardrums they were already down here before I got here .. at the lights in Waikanae I got some funny stares from people in the next lane .. you rock Waikanae Funny Looking People!

ynot slow
23rd September 2008, 21:09
Exactly correct Martybabe,what is even great is on trade me we(she who must be obeyed)has won a double dvd of their concert,not sure which one lol,she just said pay for it,typical eh.:clap: