Why Niall is obssessed with Faggy Mercury

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#16 Post by Avalon »

dizzy wrote:Great news for us who wasn't born back then!
Why would anyone who's been lucky enough not to have lived during all the Band Aid crap want to see what it was like??? :shock:

And why would anyone unlucky want to relive the moment?

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#17 Post by Niall »

bigboy wrote:
Niall wrote:the guy who stole the show saw Bowie backstage blowdrying his hair and said to him,"David, that's the only fan you've got"
Faggy Mercury, I presume?

That would have been slightly hilarious had Bowie not been bigger than ever at that time. Let's not forget that only 18 months before the Let's Dance album was only second to Thriller as the best-seller of 1983, and Bowie scored three UK No.1 albums in a row in the first half of the 80s, something he'd never done in the 70s.

Of course, it was Bowie (with Jagger) who scored the only No.1 single as a direct result of Live Aid. Forget what it was called now..... :oops:
Freddie Mercury in fact.
It was more than slightly hilarious as it was a joke shared between good friends. It was not intended as a serious critique of Bowie's popularity.
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#18 Post by bigboy »

Niall wrote:Freddie Mercury in fact.
It was more than slightly hilarious as it was a joke shared between good friends. It was not intended as a serious critique of Bowie's popularity.
I know that! :lol:

BTW, Bowie claimed after Faggy's death that they were not good friends at all and had only met a few times. What's he hiding? :wink:

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#19 Post by Undertaker »

I have a pirated copy of Live Aid somewhere. Never bother to watch it.

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#20 Post by Niall »

bigboy wrote:
Niall wrote:Freddie Mercury in fact.
It was more than slightly hilarious as it was a joke shared between good friends. It was not intended as a serious critique of Bowie's popularity.
I know that! :lol:

BTW, Bowie claimed after Faggy's death that they were not good friends at all and had only met a few times. What's he hiding? :wink:
:lol:
Yes, it all seems to go back to their somewhat "closer" relationship from the '70's :wink:
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#21 Post by bigboy »

Mmm, yes, when they both used to go to the Sombrero club in Kensington! :wink:

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