Queen!

Thanks Detuned, I'll save that list for the next time I go CD hunting.

Watched a Freddie Mercury documentary called 'Magic Remixed' or something like that, they go thru Freddie's life, speak to his mother, sister, former lovers and Roger Taylor. It was very interesting gave me alot more respect for Mr Mercury especially when they speak of his final years.

The three people who did not appear where Brian May, John Deacon (not surprising) and the great love of his life Mary Austin, who has never, as far as I know never publicly commented on her relationship/friendship with Mercury.

Anyway highly recommended if you can catch it on VH1 Classics and they air it also on LOGO (Gay/lesibian channel). The ending is very moving especially when they speak and show clips from his final promo video 'These Are the Days'.

There was a documentary on Queen that aired on MTV not long after Freddie died, had interviews with the band, Elton John and others. Any idea what that was called? I've always wanted to re-watch it.

detuned wrote:

There was a documentary on Queen that aired on MTV not long after Freddie died, had interviews with the band, Elton John and others. Any idea what that was called? I've always wanted to re-watch it.

Some of that footage was taken from an official Queen documentary titled 'The Magic Years' that was released as three part VHS set and also they did another documentary titled 'Champions of the World' on VHS that are is worth looking into, they have never been officially reissued on DVD as of yet.