Um, Working Title :)

8 Beat Gag Returns, a manga featuring various ‘70s bands. Here’s Queen’s panel. I don’t know what this says, but it’s rather adorable. ;D

“One of the most notable postage stamps in the collection was one commemorating the life of Queen frontman (and avid stamp collector) Freddie Mercury. It caused controversy for the appearance of Roger Taylor in the background at the drums, as it is an understood rule that the only living people allowed to appear on British stamps could be members of the British Royal Family.”

Roger Taylor’s band, The Cross - “Liar” 

Roger: “Brian and I to be honest weren’t that sure, but Fred was so convinced. And he was very powerful, he was very driven, and he was sure about things once he made his mind up...And he said, ‘It’s got two e’s, it’s short! And it’s regal, dear!...Darlings, it’s regal!’ And we didn’t particularly want to be regal, but we sort of stuck with him because we sort of believed in what he believed if you know what I mean.” (I love the way he remembers Freddie calling them darlings :D)

John Deacon & The Immortals No Turning Back Video

There’s more, you can purchase the print or digital copy here: https://batteriemagazine.com/roger-taylor-the-show-must-go-on/

“I guess we'll never understand/The sense of your leaving/Was it the way it was planned?”

"Pop Quiz" Christmas Special 1983 - inc Roger Taylor (Queen), Leee John, Limahl & Mari Wilson

Aw, that’s not true. ;D

Roger Taylor & John Deacon interview about Crazy Tour

Homer Simpson sings “We Are the Champions.” Adorably hilarious as only Homer can be, lol.

"Somebody To Love" Acapella (Vocal Only) Concert Mashup

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama Bradley Cooper, A Star Is Born Willem Dafoe, At Eternity’s Gate Lucas Hedges, Boy Erased Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody John David Washington, BlacKkKlansman

At the Barnes and Noble on 45th Street, NYC. Notice the ratio of CDs and Albums purchased. ;D

Roger Taylor’s band The Cross - Surrey 1988

Live Aid’s rendition of “Do They Know It’s Christmas.” You can see Queen a couple of times: Freddie Mercury (2:05-2:14, 2:26-2:46, 2:47 from the back, 3:48), Brian May (3:42), Roger Taylor (0:16, 2:47, on the right, from the back).