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↠“𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙩𝙖𝙧 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙢𝙮 𝙬𝙚𝙖𝙥𝙤𝙣, 𝙢𝙮 𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙚𝙡𝙙 𝙩𝙤 𝙝𝙞𝙙𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙙 ”↞
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Happy Birthday Brian May // July 19, 1947.
Everybody thought I was a bit of an eccentric for wanting to be out there looking at the stars, but I still do
For the concert tonight I spent the last 2 months hand embroidering this jacket. Blood, sweat and tears baby!
HE DID IT
bro im not crying you're crying

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One detail you could always expect to see in Queen albums was the “no synthesizers” thing but in Roger’s Fun in Space album you can find “157 synthesizers” in the notes
Fun fact! - Queen put ‘no synthesisers’ on their albums not as a huge statement because they hated synthesisers but because people genuinely believed they were using synthesisers in their songs when it was actually just Roger doing some crazy shit with his voice, basically they said ‘no synthesisers’ as a flex on Roger’s vocals
Damn..Queen was really just like “no we don’t use synths, it’s just our drummer going fucking nuts as he always does”
“Our drummer is feral and that’s something you’re going to have to live with”
→ November 24th 1983
Happy 36th birthday Gwilym Lee ♥︎
ok everyone shut up about whether Taron or Rami was better at playing a gay rockstar, the REAL question is who played the better gorilla

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Brian and his Red Special, from a work in progress to the finished guitar
The photo on the left is from May 1963 when Brian was 15. The photo on the right is two years later, in 1965, when Brian was 17/18. Both photos were taken in the May’s living room (notice the same curtains in the background of both).
There is something about seeing a young teenage Brian miming chords on the pieces of unfinished wood that would become one of the most famous guitars in the world, and then seeing him in that same place only two years later with the finished product that he built with his father, that makes me very emotional.
#still fucking blows my mind that he and his dad built an electric guitar#by themselves#like….#how.#i mean i know how but.#HOW.
Honestly though like I am continually amazed by the fact that Brian and his father managed to build a functioning electric guitar and I hope you don’t mind me stealing your tags and Going Off on a bit of a rant, because frankly I don’t think this fandom actually appreciates this point enough.
I mean for start, they built this in 1963. The concept of an electrified guitar, in general, wasn’t even really a thing until the 1930s but models like the Fender Telecaster and the Gibson Les Paul weren’t commercially available until the early 1950s. Which means that Brian and his father built, from scratch, an electric guitar only about fifteen years after electric guitars became available to the masses.
And it goes without saying that they did this with no instructions and without any prior experience of building electric guitars. The Red Special isn’t Attempt #14 either, it is literally their first attempt. And not only that but they built in a ton of features that weren’t even standard to mass-produced guitars at the time (like the phase switches and the design of the whammy bar). Again, on their first and only guitar they built and with nothing to use as a guide.
Also, let’s not forget that they built this guitar because they were literally too poor to afford to buy one. (If I have to read one more shitty so-called “journalist” insinuate that they built the Red Special because of their egos I am going to scream. There is a world of difference between “We can do better than that” and “We have to make this ourselves, and if we’re going to put in the effort we’re going to make it as best we can.”)
They had to put an incredible amount of engineering into the guitar. Not just the electronics to actually make it function (which, again, included unique features not found on other guitars) but even with something as simple as building the body of the damn thing, to make sure it could survive the stress of the string tension and being played. And they technically made it semi-acoustic to boot, instead of having a solid body piece, which arguably was the more difficult option for them to go with.
Everyone knows that the guitar was made from odds-and-ends, and we can all rattle off quips about the hundred year-old fireplace, the knitting needle, the mother-of-pearl buttons… But just stop and consider how absolutely amazing it is that they used those things and the guitar works. They weren’t using high-end materials, they weren’t building this with specialized equipment, they used what they had and what they could find and it fucking works.
And not only does it work, it has worked for over 50 years, with an incredibly low amount of maintenance and with the overwhelming majority of it still made of its original parts. And when the main restoration was conducted in 1998 they sourced primarily original and period-specific parts and supplies, to change as little as possible.
This guitar has been around the world, it has been used on every Queen album, every solo project of Brian’s, every tour he has ever been on, and 50 goddamn years later it still sounds amazing and is still the guitar that Brian uses first and foremost for everything he does.
And it was built in two years, by two people who didn’t know what they were doing, with whatever meager supplies they could find, less than two decades after electric guitars were first commercially available, on their very first attempt.
And if that isn’t the most unbelievable, incredible, downright amazing thing you have ever heard, then I don’t know what to tell you. Because it still absolutely blows my goddamn mind every time I stop to consider the sheer magnitude of what Brian and his father managed to achieve.
You said it all.
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(the croc is fine btw they’re not hurting it. also,,, yeah i’m aware that in reality more people should be holding down that crocodile)

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Billie Joe Armstrong literally wrote a song about coming out as bisexual as a teenager, and then like two years later wrote one that was pretty much all about dressing up in drag and getting fucked by/fucking guys, and y'all STILL say he’s a “straight ally” because he married a woman??
The same goes for Freddy Mercury and David Bowie. Both were openly bi. Both wrote (multiple) songs about their queerness. Both are pigeonholed as either “gay” or “straight”. They were both neither of those things.
hey remember when freddy mercury wrote a literal song about wanting to be allowed to be bisexual without it being a big deal and was incredibly obvious about it and then straighties went “oh lol look at how quirky queen is writing a song all about bicycles!”
This also happened to p!nk, she’s openly bisexual but since she’s married to a man and has had two babies with him, people say that she’s straight.
Like, yeah she does a lot and shows a lot of support for the LGBT+ community but she isn’t just an ally, she’s part of that community.
Biphobia is completely real and so many Bi wlw and mlm are assigned the “straight” role when they just ARENT.
For the 297817th time, freddie mercury was gay. He said he was gay on multiple occasions. If you ask brian may, one of his closest friends, if he was bi, brian will say that freddie himself called himself gay.
This isnt to say that bisexual people are all gay/straight, its simply a correction on a popular misconception that people seem to think is to attack bisexual people
Okay hear me out.
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