Freddie Mercury’s Last Vocal Recording And Final Words

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Freddie Mercury (born Farrokh Bulsara; 5 September 1946 – 24 November 1991)was a British singer, songwriter, record producer, and lead vocalist of the legendary rock band Queen. Freddie is probably THE GREATEST FRONTMAN to have ever lived and is regarded as one of the greatest lead singers in the history of rock music. Freddie was known for his flamboyant stage persona and four-octave vocal range.

So sit back and enjoy this tribute to the GOAT, Freddie Mercury, as we discuss his last vocal recording and his last words before his sad demise!

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[galaxy]

"I dont wanna be a rockstar, I wanna be a legend."
You achieved it. RIP Freddie Mercury

[ericboehm]

It’s amazing how he’s been gone for almost 30 years and he’s still so heavily missed. Very much still a legend in our time. By no means a perfect human being, but definitely an extremely genuine individual that really cared for his band and his fans.

[johnathonadams]

His last words to his fans were I still love you

[ThePhoenixAscendant]

You know a man is powerful if even twenty years later the tale of his passing is still heartbreaking... and in my heart, his final words will be the ending of his last music video, "I still love you." It's a beautiful line to close on... and the look on his face brings tears to my eyes... such a beautiful man gone far too soon... RIP Freddy.

[carmenmorrison]

My older brother saw Queen live in the 70's. Freddy came out in a tutu, and the crowd cheered wildly. Best show my brother ever witnessed.
I'm still jealous.

[TheOldandslow]

every single day I hear Queen music somewhere in the world, a car radio passing by, a commercial, someone singing, they are still very much here and inspiring people. Thank you to all of Queen, and especially our beloved Freddie <3

[JohnJackson-mnts]

Freddie’s sexuality did not drive a wedge between himself and Mary. They were soulmates and she loved him enough to let him go, go and be true to himself

[sherimcdaniel]

Oh my days! Is it possible he has been gone for 30 YEARS? And still the pain feels so fresh. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[tammybritton]

Just a little is the best singer of all time. No one will ever surpass him.

[DukaSongCrafter]

The song "Killer Queen" is rarely covered by anyone because the vocals are impossible. Listen to it. It's pure genius and untouchable. His melodic profile is all over the place.

[rosaliecaliendo]

Freddie never finished Mother Love. Brian sang the last part. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[batbrat]

To think what music would still be today if we still had Freddie... Very few ppl these days in the music industry actually have real raw talent. Freddie was a gift to us. It makes me sad I was around yet or old enough to have enjoyed him in real life but I was raised on queen and I will continue to teach the littles in my family what real music is.

[FlySpanishMiss]

2:38 it would have taken much more than 3 takes of every song normally and Freddie managed to nail it in just 3 and with everything he was going through. It just shows his excellence as a singer, the golden quality of his voice, his dedication and what a strong brave person he was . There will never be anyone who comes close, sad loss. SIEP

[gvrsytp]

The reason I cry every time hearing the song "love of my life" isn't so much because of the relatability to having lost someone I've loved, although I'm sure that's part of it, but it's because of the line where he saying he'll be there when they're older to remind them that "I still love you" knowing he never made it to old age to fulfill that promise.. gets me every time 😭💔 what a legend, fortunately he's immortal through his music, thank God 🙏🎤🎶💓

[randynelson]

Freddie Mercury had the voice of an angel.

[seanmoore]

One of my favourite Queen song lyrics: “ Too much love will kill you just as sure as none at all”

[JeffRoganFM]

Freddie was nothing short of courageous
What a legacy we have to enjoy

[mr.milehi]

I think Queens saddest moment was that very last track they did in the studio after Freddie died. " No One But You {Only the Good die Young}". This is a real heartbreaker. We miss you so much Freddy. at least Sacha Baron Cohen never played Freddie in a biopic. I heard that it was planned at some point.

[mehimrc]

In "These are the day of our lives" when Freddie looks at the camera after the lyrics "we can't turn back the clock" then says "ain't that a shame" killed! Deep inside.
Then Brian Mays guitar solo, you can feel he's saying goodbye to a loved one not just a friend.
Fantastic content on an absolute legend