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rushingheadlong · 5 months
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We will always remember you, Freddie ❤️
🌻 Donate to the Mercury Phoenix Trust 🌻
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Colored Freddie gifs are from his 1985 interview in Munich with David Wigg, clip taken from the Queen + Adam Lambert documentary The Show Must Go On
Black and White gifs are as follows (L-R, Top-Down):
Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert
Flowers left at Garden Lodge, clip taken from The Show Must Go On documentary
Queen + Bejart: Ballet for Life behind-the-scenes, clip taken from the Queen Official youtube channel
No-One But You (Only the Good Die Young) music video
Freddie Mercury statue in Montreux, clip taken from the Mercury Phoenix Trust youtube channel
Peter "Phoebe" Freestone speaking in Montreux, clip taken from the Mercury Phoenix Trust youtube channel
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) trailer
Wall of messages from fans at The Queen Studio Experience, clip taken from the Suisse Virtual Tours youtube channel
Love of My Life performed at Madison Square Garden in October 2023, clip taken from the Andrew Harts youtube channel
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teddsinkedart · 5 months
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La-la-la-la-la-la, I'm back! And on this occasion, Gypsy honors the passing of our beloved Freddie Mercury while singing Somebody to Love
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rushingheadlong · 8 months
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Freddie Mercury Wearing Blue
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rushingheadlong · 10 months
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Freddie Mercury Wearing Red
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rushingheadlong · 4 months
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Freddie Mercury interviewed by Rudi Dolezal in 1984
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rushingheadlong · 3 months
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The minute you walked in the joint I could see you were a man of distinction A real big spender...
(Big Spender - Live at the Rainbow '74)
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rushingheadlong · 2 months
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Live at the Rainbow '74 | Rock Montreal '81 Live in Argentina '81 | Hungarian Rhapsody '86
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rushingheadlong · 14 days
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Freddie Mercury in the music video for "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"
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rushingheadlong · 9 months
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I think I'm a banana tree...
(Alexandra Palace, London, UK - 22 December 1979)
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rushingheadlong · 7 months
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Freddie Mercury & Brian May
Hammersmith Odeon - December 26, 1979
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rushingheadlong · 2 years
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Freddie Mercury and the art of Tom of Finland
Tom of Finland (born Touko Valio Laaksonen) was a Finnish artist known for his homoerotic art of masculine queer men. Called the "most influential creator of gay pornographic images", Tom’s artwork played a pivotal role in both depicting and steering the fashion trends popular among gay men of the mid-20th century, particularly within the Leather community.
Freddie Mercury was involved with the Leather community during the 1970s and 80s, and he was no doubt aware of Tom and his works. Freddie was friends with one of the founders of the Munich Lions Club, a gay leather club which boasted artwork by Tom of Finland on their shirts. Tom of Finland was also known to visit some of the same leather clubs as Freddie, including The Mineshaft in NYC.
Whether Tom and Freddie ever met isn’t clear, but regardless of whether they personally knew each other it’s undeniable that Tom of Finland’s artwork had a direct and lasting effect on Freddie Mercury’s style - as it did for many queer men of the age.
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rushingheadlong · 1 year
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Freddie Mercury Wearing Yellow
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rushingheadlong · 1 year
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Freddie Mercury wearing a t-shirt from Die Knolle, a gay Leather club that opened in Berlin in the mid-1970s
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rushingheadlong · 8 months
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— Happy Birthday
Freddie Mercury —
I'm a shooting star, leaping through the sky like a tiger Defying the laws of gravity I'm a racing car, passing by like Lady Godiva I'm gonna go, go, go, there's no stopping me I'm burning through the sky, yeah Two hundred degrees That's why they call me Mister Fahrenheit I'm traveling at the speed of light I wanna make a supersonic man outta you Don't stop me now....
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rushingheadlong · 1 year
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February 18, 1980: Freddie Mercury makes a cameo appearance on The Kenny Everett Video Show
"Hello, all you friends of Dorothy out there..." marks the start of this brief sketch. Though it’s seen a decline in usage, “Friends of Dorothy” was a common euphemism in the 20th century for queer men - a demographic that both Freddie and Kenny belonged to.  As another nod to their sexualities both men are wearing clothing that reflect fashion trends in the gay community at the time. Freddie had already started wearing similar pieces as part of his stagewear, though some of his accessories are different here. Most notable are the addition of a pair of handcuffs and a leash hanging off his belt.
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rushingheadlong · 1 year
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Freddie Mercury and his sparkly hat
London, England - 1979
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