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Rod Stewart. Ed Sheeran. Remembering Freddie Mercury's incredible final performance with Queen - video 21 February , Updated: 27 November , Freddie Mercury's final concert with Queen. Picture: Youtube By Giorgina Hamilton.

More from Queen See more More from Queen. Written about the famine and poverty then sweeping Africa, this was a genuine tears-in-the-eyes moment when it was played at Knebworth and performed a similar duty at Knebworth. The ultimate Queen song, performed with Mercury on vocals for the last time.

As usual, the band nip off stage during the opera section, but re-appear with a bang once the heavy rock segment kicks in. The first encore was a huge spectacle. The second encore kicked off with the stomping classic. According to The Guardian , she kept his diagnosis quiet and, in his final days, played a recording of The Phantom of the Opera for him over the phone, which Mercury "loved very much. I knew he was in bed and very weak, and I wanted to surprise him by recording Phantom. I phoned him and put the speaker near the phone and played it.

He was very happy. He said, '"Thank you, Montsy, I wanted very much to hear it. The album was considered Queen's return to rock 'n' roll, but Rolling Stone thought otherwise. According to Kim Neely's review , Queen hadn't "been so bogged down by synthesizers and pinging drum machines since Hot Space. Reporters often asked them questions about Mercury, and the singer allegedly told them about his diagnosis during the early summer of Jim Hutton, Mercury's friend and companion for the last years of his life, indicated that while the group was eating dinner, one of the members complained about having a cold.

Mercury raised the leg of his pants to reveal a lesion and said, "You think you've got problems. According to May , however, Mercury's delivery was much more nuanced. He remembers him telling the band that he wanted to live the rest of his life making music. Queen released its final album of entirely new material in Called Innuendo , the track album was recorded in both London and Montreux, Switzerland, during Upon the album's completion, the band discussed release options and video ideas for their first single.

They agreed that Freddie Mercury was too frail to appear in a video and that they would use animation instead. The title track, "Innuendo," became the album's first single. Queen released it in January as a teaser for the rest of the album to follow. Queen released their 15th and final studio album in The album, called Made in Heaven , included several songs featuring Freddie Mercury, who had passed four years prior.

Never got see queen live however when a friend put on this music yes tape in I remember saying this sound and melody which was crazy little thing called love is very unique, and this queen band could be something big. Also said that about u2. Around same time. Reg Freddy Mercury he was the next big live performer to me after elvis. Once more with Freddie around in Oakland, CA. Lastly with Adam L.

I was there, way in the back by the beer tents and toilets until we saw the helicopter. Worked our way down to the front and ended up about 3 rows from the stage.

Saw one of their first performances back up to Mott the Hoople and their last. Feel very fortunate. Was at the concert,only 16 at the time was overwhelmed by the shear size of the crowd. Status Quo went down well I remember the roadie on top of the stage rig,Queen were on top form,brilliant day.

A day never goes by that I don't turn on my tv and watch a video of Queen with the Great Freddie Mercury Still brings tears many times to know he's gone He was one of a kind!! No doubt he's still singing. A true giant of a performer was Freddie Mercury. The way he got the fans in the palm of his hand at Live Aid was very special.

That piercing voice and strutting dynamic figure. What a man!! Let's not forget the other members of Queen, all supreme in their own way, allowing Freddie the freedom to do what he did. Freddie already had full blown AIDS when he was diagnosed in '87! AND Kaposi's Sarcoma!

What's amazing is how he managed to hang on another four and a half years, at a time when there were no treatments. Its wonderful that you got to see them at their very last concert with Freddie. He really went out on top. Freddie Mercury was one of the most Talented performers I say a silent prayer of thanks to him, and his great Talent, which was taken away much too soon, in his battle against Aids.

Wonderful walk down Memory Lane Paul, and thanks for the Video. Freddie was the ultimate showman, you really felt a bond with him as a performer. I remember being up on the shoulders of a lovely American US Airforce guy stationed near there so I had a great view. Everyone sang "Love of My Life' and Freddie conducted us - brilliant atmosphere! This is a great hub, made me realise how much he's missed.

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