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season 3 levi ackerman part 2 bc i can.

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the way i drool over this man istg.

okey, when I was making this, I didn’t think I’d like it. but now that it’s laid out like this, I actually really like it. more colour sets incoming ! comment or send an ask as to which colours and shapes you wanna see :3

patterns : blue + red / neutrals / rainbow

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THEME: Nautical, Ocean, and Beach

made from resources found on pinterest

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Twizzler Twist inspired graphic collection pt. 2

📋 .* Pt 1

London UK: Imperial College

July 18th 1970

(Seen above is the band's first advertisement as Queen, done by Roger Taylor)

Their second show was played to about fifty people, during which the band announced to the small crowd that Tim Staffell had left the band and that Freddie Mercury (who now no longer goes by the name Freddie Bulsara) is their new frontman.

After a stint of reading Roman mythology around this time, he would change his last name to Mercury, meaning "messenger of the gods." However, when he made the change legally is another matter. This cue sheet (below) from Queen's first BBC session reveals him still using his birth name in 1973.

Brian May later reflected on this show:

"The first proper gig we did was at Imperial College in the Union Hall. I remember it very distinctly because I'd seen all sorts of people playing in there. I'd been part of the Entertainment Committee [as a student] and we booked a group every Saturday night in those days. People like Spooky Tooth and Steamhammer! We booked Jimi Hendrix too. So for us it was a dream come true to actually play on that stage. It used to get packed in there, so it was a major stepping stone for us."

Roger Taylor added:

"Imperial College was effectively our positional and spiritual base and so means a lot to Queen. Many good memories, without it... who knows?"

The photos (picturing Freddie and original bassist Mike Grose) are the earliest known pictures from a Queen show.

They were taken by Doug Puddifoot, who took all of the known pictures of the band during this period. The black image of Queen that stuck with them through 1976 (particularly on the cover of Queen II and later in the groundbreaking Bohemian Rhapsody video) was born right at the beginning of their existence.

From QueenLive: https://www.queenlive.ca/

Roger Taylor at Kempton Park Race Course, Surrey, UK, 16th October 1976.

📸 Watal Asanuma.