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Freddie Mercury — Queen’s Song

Par : Aliado Nepson
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8232000806
  • EAN9798232000806
  • Date de parution26/09/2025
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  • ÉditeurHamza elmir

Résumé

He turned stadiums into instruments-and time itself into a song. From Stone Town in 1946 to Wembley on July 13, 1985, Freddie Mercury: Queen's Rhapsody follows a life built with craft, not myth. This lean, literary biography moves scene to scene-rehearsal basements, Trident and Musicland, Montreux at dusk-showing how a graphic-art student learned to design the air in front of a band and make a crowd belong.
You'll feel the studio alchemy behind "that" six minutes, the quiet rigor that shaped the 20-minute Live Aid masterclass, and the precision that turned two stomps and a clap into stadium physics. On the way: the steel of "Under Pressure, " the poise of Barcelona with Montserrat Caballé, and the risk-and-recoil years that demanded proportion over pose. Controversies are faced with clear-eyed fairness; illness is treated with dignity and fact.
Primers demystify the tools-tessitura, plate reverb, delay towers-while exact dates anchor the turning points. No gossip, no gloss-just the human architecture of a singular voice and the people who helped it carry. Whether you know every B-side or are meeting him for the first time, this book will change how you hear the songs and the rooms they were built for. Open these pages and feel a life become a setlist-and the room still sing his name.
He turned stadiums into instruments-and time itself into a song. From Stone Town in 1946 to Wembley on July 13, 1985, Freddie Mercury: Queen's Rhapsody follows a life built with craft, not myth. This lean, literary biography moves scene to scene-rehearsal basements, Trident and Musicland, Montreux at dusk-showing how a graphic-art student learned to design the air in front of a band and make a crowd belong.
You'll feel the studio alchemy behind "that" six minutes, the quiet rigor that shaped the 20-minute Live Aid masterclass, and the precision that turned two stomps and a clap into stadium physics. On the way: the steel of "Under Pressure, " the poise of Barcelona with Montserrat Caballé, and the risk-and-recoil years that demanded proportion over pose. Controversies are faced with clear-eyed fairness; illness is treated with dignity and fact.
Primers demystify the tools-tessitura, plate reverb, delay towers-while exact dates anchor the turning points. No gossip, no gloss-just the human architecture of a singular voice and the people who helped it carry. Whether you know every B-side or are meeting him for the first time, this book will change how you hear the songs and the rooms they were built for. Open these pages and feel a life become a setlist-and the room still sing his name.
Angie: Angela White
Aliado Nepson
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