Innuendo

A video put together from pictures, music and video’s and at the end a quote from Freddie. Enjoy!

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Queen – Headlong with lyrics

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Innuendo, Italy’s most internationally acclaimed Queen tribute band plays “Bicycle Race” live!

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Queen – Innuendo with alternative footage and some gulf war images.

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Videoclip de Show must go on.

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Queen – Innuendo

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Queen – The Show Must Go On with lyrics

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Freddie Mercury’s Life Story – The show must go on

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We’ll keep on trying Freddie…till the End Of Time!!!

This song and the album was made just before the death of Freddie Mercury,this Great artist that gave us so many wonderful songs with his band. I have chosen Innuendo because Freddie gave us the meaning of life with this fantastic rock,classic,spanish flamenco melody ans this unique video ,which I think is the best I’ve ever seen…this video clip includes inside… life,history,melody,art and the pure meaning of life…never stop,never surrender…only your ego!!! be free!!! you can be what you want to be!!! remove your mask!!!
keep on trying forever!!!

A few words about this song, which is a half tribute to the god fathers of hard rock…Led Zeppelin…and contains in first section the voice of Robert Plant by Freddie and some lyrics of their songs…

Source Wikipedia.org
Innuendo
Main article: Innuendo (song)

“Innuendo” began as a jam session in Switzerland amongst May, Taylor and Deacon in spring 1989. Mercury was upstairs and heard them playing the beat, and turned it into a song, creating the melody and starting off the lyrics. From then on they all four worked on polishing the track and Taylor took over the lyrics (which were written as a tribute to Led Zeppelin and their song “Kashmir”). The middle section, written by Mercury, was included later and it featured a synth-orchestra programmed by producer David Richards and a flamenco interlude played by Yes guitarist Steve Howe, who had come to visit them and was asked to play what Brian May himself admitted he couldn’t.

“Innuendo” was released as a single in January 1991.

The show must go on coming next….

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Live at Ned Montreux, Freddie Mercury Memorial Day, September 7, 2007

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