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File Size: 69280 KB

Print Length: 370 pages

Publisher: Touchstone; Reprint edition (July 3, 2012)

Publication Date: July 3, 2012

Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc

Language: English

ASIN: B005O318NG

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I love Queen and I adore Freddie but I must say that this particular biography just isn't grabbing my interest. It's just so strangely written that I'm having a hard time getting through it. Phoebe's book gives a more personal look at the MAN who was Freddie Mercury and I couldn't put that one down. I know that this book is a different kind of book than Phoebe's and that would be okay -- but somehow this author has made this story somewhat uninteresting. How do you do that when you are writing about such a fascinating subject as Freddie Mercury??? I don't think Freddie would approve. After all, it was Freddie who said, "Make what you want of my legacy but don't make it boring!" Admittedly, I am not that far into this book. But that's the problem -- I just can't seem to get motivated to keep plowing through it.However it's better than Jim Hutton's book. Hutton attempted to make HIMSELF the hero of Freddie's story while betraying his friend's most intimate secrets in the process. Not to mention, Hutton's horrible, totally unnecessary gossipy details of Freddie's sad death. That kind of behavior is not love. No one who really loves someone would betray them like that.Reading about Freddie is a conundrum...one wants to get to know the real man a bit better but certainly without intruding on such a private man's final, most personal moments. Coming across such disrepectful, gossipy tidbits about someone who was so shy and private in his personal life almost makes me ashamed for reading the danged thing in the first place. Freddie, however, can rest in peace in knowing that nothing the gossips and titallators ever say will take away from the fact that he was (and still is) the greatest showman and most incredible voice in rock history! At least, Lesley-Ann Jones seemed to recognize that. I'm not sure that Hutton did. His behavior after Freddie's death seemed to be more about the loss of his meal ticket. Sorry, that's just my humble opinion from reading the two books.

Clearly, writing about FB/FM is challenging as he was the Great Pretender. I liked that this book was written by a music-writing professional, rather than by an FB/FM intimate violating FB/FM's trust. The downside of this is, at times, the writer goes off on tangents that I found more proving of expertise than relevant. Also, it makes for a bit of a cold read. I liked the first part of the book, which focuses on three key elements: Live Aid, Mary Austin, and the rise of Queen. I eventually gave up on the book as it becomes an ongoing story of a brilliant, uniquely talented man with wealth and fame, who doesn't seem to know how to find happiness.

After trudging through 127 pages of this bio I had to call it quits. Everything in me wanted to like this book, but ultimately I couldn't take anymore. I'm not sure how one can make a story about one of the most interesting characters in human history boring, but this author accomplishes it.My main issue with the book is how scattered and confusing it is. So much time is spent listing random characters who have no significant impact in the story, and are nothing more than a bullet point, that you end up losing where in the narrative you actually are. Details are given to these irrelevant items at the expense of the true story, Mercury and the band. I've gone back three times into the book to find where the author tells about Queen finally arriving, and I can't find that moment.The book felt like the author did an incredible amount of research, laid all her notes out, and then decided to just randomly bullet point every single note she had (didn't want to offend anyone by leaving something out). Because of this there is no rhythm to the book, and the story of Freddie Mercury and Queen is swallowed by clunky writing.

Some reviewers have complained that the author “spent too much time” rebutting untruths that grow up like weeds and vines and become entwined into the lives of famous people. I think Ms. Jones does us all a great service by cutting these back and presenting a Freddie known by his friends, band mates, and the author and other colleagues.Her research is outstanding. I do wish there were more first person accounts from the ‘lost weekend’ years in Munich, and I did get the sense that Jones had to be nice to Mary Austin to get some access (Austin still comes off not as well as she may think she does because of the way she treated Freddie’s friends and lovers after his death.All in all, though, this is a fine piece of research, written in an elegant, flowing style. If you’ve seen the movie Bohemian Rhapsody year you’ll note that its basic construction (starting with the pinnacle of the Live Aid performance and then flashing back) follows the construction of Jones’ excellent book.

I'm a huge Freddie Mercury fan and this book does a very nice job without all the drama. Freddie was a generous genius and this book highlights both of these characteristics. It's nice to see writing that focuses on the importance of Freddie's work rather than his sexuality. After all, it's no one's business who Freddie, or anyone else, had intimate relations with. He was happy and he made other people happy. What else matters?

Very interesting book. Reading about Freddie is like a movie you love where the ending is sad. Yet, you keep wanting to see it again and again for the great parts. This answered any questions I ever had about if he did drugs. how he acted privately, personal meanings behind some of his songs, his relation with Mary (after their romance ended), how close he was to Jim, and struggles he had in relationships where he was taken advantage of. We are all human and this helps add another dimension of him most of us never knew, since we never knew him personally. Great read and worth the money.

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