Anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death: A look at the Kensington home where he died and his lasting legacy

National World ^ | 11.24.2024 | Marina Licht

[know.your.why]

Now I’m a leftist. You’re a real beauty dude. Pitty the poor fkr that has to live with or work with you. Your kids are gonna be such dicks.

[newfreep]

You cannot dispute my post of 100% factual reality.

Homo/fag lifestyle choice is a perverted lifestyle in so many ways including the despicable satanic grooming of children.

God has judged that choice thru His destruction of Sodom & Gomorrah.

Now slither back under your rock...

[know.your.why]

...God has judged....

You obviously dont understand wtf you're saying. You think you're God? You best leave God's judgement up to God, dude. If you really have this kind of hate in your heart, you're a lot closer to hell than most of these "Fags" that you speak of. Someday maybe sooner than you think, you very well may hear the words "I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity."

[newfreep]

LOL!!!
You keep making my point and continue to expose your low IQ.

God judged the homosexual/fag lifestyle choice when he destroyed Sodom & Gomorrah.

That homosexual perverts are openly grooming children is pure satanic evil.

That you are attempting to defend the satanic evil of homosexuality lifestyle speaks volumes of your character...or lack thereof.

Buh-Bye pervert!

[Gaffer]

He sure could sing him some songs.

[know.your.why]

You stink brother. Baaad!

[Rocco DiPippo]

As a musician, I listen to music differently than non-musicians. Other musicians on FR know what I mean. That being said, Freddie was a monster vocalist whether live or in the studio. What blew me away about the guy was his incredible intonation and the massive power in his voice. When he opened up and sang full on it really was something. He was a great showman too. Stories from those close to him indicate he was a generous, kind man. And the courageous way he faced his awful death says a lot about him. So he was gay - big deal. A lot of folks in the Arts are.

Clapton was a junkie, Ozzie is an abusive, sadisitic drunk and druggie, Hendrix was an acid head, Lemmy was a massive drinker and sex addict, Jim Morrison was a total drunk and sadistic asshole. I could go on and on and on.

From my perch, as long as someone's not a rapist, woman beater, pedo or murdering lunatic, I don't care what any artist does in their personal life. I enjoy their art or I don't, and that's about it.

Freddie Mercury was a massive talent, and Brian May was the icing on the cake - his daisy-chained Vox sound complimented Freddie's voice perfectly.

[God luvs America]

Sheer Heart Attack and Brighton Rock were actually two of their better songs live. It was more the vocal overdubbing than the guitar which sounded way off live.

[Pontiac]

Queen was Queen, not Mercury. He was great but not without Queen.

I disagree.

Barcelona was great.

[know.your.why]

Clapton was a junkie, Ozzie is an abusive, sadisitic drunk and druggie, Hendrix was an acid head, Lemmy was a massive drinker and sex addict, Jim Morrison was a total drunk and sadistic asshole. I could go on and on and on.

Dang right you could. King David was a cold blooded murderer and adulterer who would be serving a life sentence if alive today and justice prevailed. King Solomon had serious sex issues. There are so many that could be sited. To read some of the comments here calling "Fag" this or that really suggests some profound underlying psychological issues with some folks. Makes me feel sad to see it.

[Rocco DiPippo]

"To read some of the comments here calling "Fag" this or that really suggests some profound underlying psychological issues with some folks. "

I think it has more to do with laziness than malevolence. You're damn right about King David. How about the Apostle Paul? Torturing and murdering Christians until God spun him around.

We're ALL a combination of good and evil. From my experiences, those who think they're "good people" are capable of the most heinous, depraved acts. The Nazi and Communist leaderships provide good examples of folks who considered themselves good people doing good things for mankind, and we know how that turned out. . .

Those of us who acknowledge the fact that we are sinners containing a vicious Beast within us and learn to keep that brutal f*cker on a short chain have a better shot at not doing such things, because we know about the horrid things we most certainly could do if we unleashed it.

[know.your.why]

We're ALL a combination of good and evil.

See how that defense holds up in a court of law.

[Rocco DiPippo]

It would make no sense whatsoever to do that. But the statement is true.

[AF_Blue]

What blew me away about the guy...

That may be a poor choice of phrasing, considering the subject.

[Rocco DiPippo]

Bwahaha!