Brian May on recording whilst losing Freddie | The Chris Moyles Show | Radio X 

It is actually Dr. Brian May. He has a PhD in astrophysics. But I agree with you I could listen to Bri speak all day long and never get tired of his voice.

Bloke ? Who said he îs a bloke ? He is a man, not a bloke, a man with a phd as a matter of fact.

@@The_Rizz_Lord_ What's the difference? To me it's like saying Brian may is a "cool Dude".

@@The_Rizz_Lord_ bloke to me was a warm way to talk about mr May...I believe anyone watching this is a big fan and respectful of that bloke. lol Dr. May...Brian seems like a really down to earth type of genius ,never full of himself...I love science and queen so my respect for mr May's genus is enormous ..and you're just as big of a fan...just remember we all are different ..much respect for your opinion

@@The_Rizz_Lord_ bloke means man

Chris Moyles is a pro.

For a moment I thought your name was GAY gardiner !

@@The_Rizz_Lord_ NO ITS GAYLE

hi brian ..your wife is the sister from angie !!! angie is the daughter from adolf ! deep sate no more deeper gone its ...

@@wolfganghuss3352 WTF?

I was there, Tribute Concert, a day I'll never forget. Never seen so many adults in tears at the end, including me.

Bonjour, enchantee de te reconteur. Comon ca va ? Aurevoir, je mappelle freddie !!

I always thought, and had this theory about their sharing songwriting credits, that the reason behind it was that if we saw the names of the songs we would know who wrote what and thus people would know that the more sort of sad and autobiographical songs dealing with the past and life in general in a more somber mood were Freddie’s: Was It All Worth It, All God’s People, Don’t Try So Hard, The Miracle, whilst songs like Headlong and Ride The Wild Wind which were more mundane and just regular songs were Brian and Roger’s respectively. So one would think hey is freddie trying to say something? He sure sounds like there’s something wrong. Then again Brian wrote The Show Must Go On and Roger wrote These Are The Days Of Out Lives so i may be way off on my assumption.

@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 The sharing of credits beginning with The Miracle was indeed to do with making sure it was one less argument. By this point we have 4 men who were approaching middle age and in Freddies case, he didn't know how long he had left so I think it was a good move. Back in the day it was a big thing to even have a b-side released because the writer of the b-side got the same amount as the writer of the a-side.

Dan So you would know more than Brian may on this topic ? May was there , you werent. NO YOU DONT. get a life.

@@The_Rizz_Lord_ There is a video of Freddie saying "If you have written the words you have effectively written the song". Songwriting credits were individual on the records...

@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 Brian and Freddie wrote the lyrics to show must go on

Actually whilst he was obviously ill in 1988 he was still quite healthy and strong he was still doing live performances on his solo work he started get frail middle to late 1989.

Nope-he is an only child.

Shit joke.

I can see why you think they’re related

So many things wrong with this,

It started as "Smile" with Brian and Roger, but I agree, the movie sucked.

@@Mozart1220 my god and the Beatles started as" Quarrymen". The Beatles were the Beatles and Queen were Queen.

ohh, not another one of you poor, helpless souls..

@@kristopherryanwatson I am not sure now , who is" poor helpness soul"? It's due to my knowledge of Englisch.

It was exactly what Freddie wanted, incorrect comment

Freddie recorded vocals over basic tracks and sometimes just vocals for the express purpose of the band finishing them after his death. WHat they should be ashamed of is continuing to call the band "Queen" with Freddie and John both gone. Call it "Smile" which was Roger and Brian before Freddie.

Profit off of someone's death?