Now, remember, this isn't like reading a biography on Freddie nor is it HIM telling us his life so far, talking about his illness etc. Queen е издаден след смъртта на Фреди и включва последните песни, които той записва, и във всяка една от тях се усеща силата на духа му, жаждата за живот и невероятният оптимизъм!

Certo, non è che se mi capita non legga articoli o guardi interviste, ma non sento la necessità impellente di sapere tutto lo scibile sull’artista X. I also wished that the quotes had been credited; who they were spoken to and especially when they were said would have helped immensely to put things in perspective. Even if it's just half an hour of their lives, in any way that I can make them feel lucky or make them feel good, or bring a smile to a sour face, that to me is worthwhile.Ci troverete diverse contraddizioni e anche ripetizioni e lo chiuderete con la sensazione di non saperne poi tanto più di prima su chi fosse Freddie Mercury. From the chapter titles, the opening quotes on each page of a new chapter to Freddie’s honest words written down in this book , I have found this an intriguing read. I really enjoyed this book because I could hear Freddie in my mind speaking - it truly is written i his own words. I think this kind of memoir is much, much better than reading a whole "he was born xxx, he went to xxx school".

No hay habido éxito que se le compare a Rhapsody, es una obra maestra con tintes de ópera y rock pesado.

I'll be honest here, I hadn't heard before that Freddie has an autobiography and the words his life in his own words picked my interest. So, what you need to know about this book is that it is not an autobiography in the usual sense of the world. It was a good concept I thought, but in execution wasn’t the book I had hoped for as a Freddie Mercury fan.

han cuidado mucho no hablar de ciertas cosas de su vida privada y se han centrado en su música,más que en la vida disoluta del cantante lo cual me alegro,que no haya predominado el morbo lamentablemente tenía que acabar así☹️. More context and more concise topics may have made for an even more emotional and beautiful story of Freddie Mercury’s life. He talked so much about how important Queen was to him on so many differing levels throughout his career. I think the concept and organization of this project warranted some more thought, but ultimately it was an interesting read. A man determined to succeed to the point of willing to be “frivolous and preposterous” to win over an audience—“I love the feeling of it.

In the beginning, I found it very stilted and disorienting to have quotes about a common topic grouped together with nothing to make them flow together.