Queen the Greatest Live’s newest episodes have been centered on Freddie Mercury as certainly one of rock and roll’s best frontmen.

In half 1 of the miniseries, followers are handled to uncommon footage of the star speaking concerning the significance of performing songs in another way stay in comparison with the album information.

The flamboyant singer, who died in 1991, shared: “People want to be entertained. How boring if we reproduce note-for-note what was on the album.

“People might as well just sit at home and listen to the album.

“It’s a show, it’s entertainment, and our songs take on a different meaning when we do a stage show.”

Freddie, whose personal items were recently sold at auction, mirrored: “Visual theatrics have always been there from any kind of theatre entertainment. All the greatest acts have used it, in one way or other, like Jimi Hendrix or the Stones. It has to be there. It’s a form of entertainment. 

“It’s like, you do your music and then entertainment plus. And I, sort of personally, you know, I just like doing that anyway. I’d hate to go on stage and just sit and sing my songs. I have to move. It depends on each song. If there’s an aggression in some song I have to show it.”

Freddie additionally felt it important that Queen take note of each final element of their exhibits.

Freddie mentioned: “We’re learning a lot after every show, and I personally do a lot of research after every show to find out what’s going right, especially like the lights, they’re very sophisticated lights and they can do so much more. I think every day I learn something, you know, ask the lighting man to do something new.

“We’re interjecting the show with new songs. So, every time we do a new song, we have to have a new light thing. The light cues can be different, you know, forever.  I mean, you can have a new show every day if you wanted to.”