Crackle comes through

[egret]

I have neglected this community, as I have neglected DW in general, for which I apologize. 

Last month I watched the BBC documentary "Freddie Mercury: A Life in Ten Pictures." It's pretty good, as these documentaries go. It's streaming for free (with ads) on Crackle in the US. 

Did anyone else see it? Thoughts?

Also, how is everyone doing? Are you even still on DW? <3 <3 <3

Comments

[ruuger]

Still here :)

Haven't watched that documentary, but it sounds interesting.

(my big Queen-related activity this week is that I'm going to see Q+AL this weekend - it'll be my 6th time seeing Q+AL/Q+PR altogether, and second time this month because due to the covid-related changes to the tour scedule, I ended up with tickets to gigs in two different countries :D)

Well???

[egret]

How was the concert? I hope you had fun!

Re: Well???

[ruuger]

It was the kind of a spectacle that only Queen can do - basically a 2+ hour sing-along of their greatest hits and mind-blowing lightshow and visuals. Like I said, I've seen them already several times, but it never gets old even when the setlist are very similar from show to show because they just know how to entertain. Plus Adam has really grown on me - for the first few times I saw them it was 100% for just Brian & Roger, but now I'm in it for the whole thing.

My favourite part, though, has been reading other people's reactions. This was the first time they ever performed in my city, so a lot of my friends saw them the first time. I know that they will have Freddie "join in" at the end of Love of My Life, so it's not such a big emotional punch to me as it was the first time I saw it, but seeing other people experience it for the first time is always wonderful.

Re: Well???

[egret]

That communal feeling at a big concert is so wonderful.

[heartonsnow]

I did see that one but have forgotten it now haha! It was interesting tho - good idea and all.