BRON:
Killer Queen
The 30th anniversary of Queen's first hit single is fast approaching. The band took 'Seven Seas of Rhye' to No. 10 back in May of 1974, and they have decided to celebrate with a one-off concert and perhaps a charity single. Only problem is that their singer, Freddie Mercury, died 13 years ago. Naturally, Queen fan Justin Hawkins is the only man for the job.
The People reports that Brian May, Queen's poodle permed axe god, got together with Justin and his brother Dan at a club in London last weekend and thrashed out the details. The paper's source says: "Queen have been talking about a collaboration for a while and they finally got down to sorting it out last week."
All the proceeds from the collaboration look set to go to Freddie's favourite charidees, The Terrance Higgins Trust or Children in Need. It looks set to be one hell of a team up, if only because Justin is the only guy on earth who could possibly pull off the same kind of outfits that Mecury used to wear. Break out the boas!
28/03/2004
LEUK NIEUWS!
Maar, eerlijk denk ik dat Freddie net op het juiste moment is overleden. Nu zijn ze een legende, niets was erger geweest dan dat zij in een sleur waren geraakt...
http://www.brianmay.com/whatsnew.html
**Mon 29 Mar 04**
QUEEN OF DARKNESS - BBC
OK - might as well be clear about this BBC report. It's utter rubbish. - are you guys at the BBC REALLY so gullible as to take a report in "The People" as truth???
And "Poodle -Permed" ??? Grow up, you asses... and get a life...
Love Bri
BBC/TOTP is dus ook niet meer te vertrouwen
...had ik 'm gisteravond al in gepost
