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A 12-strings guitar, one man called Brian May holding it in his hands and playing that instrument, and a vocalist called Freddie Mercury. The song is called Love of My Life and the venue is Wembley Stadium, the heart of England, and the date was 1986. There's nothing else... show more

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Thunder ⚡vor 2 Jahren

That iconic moment is forever etched in rock history! 🤘 Queen at Wembley Stadium, what a legend! 🎸

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Rock'n Roll of Allvor 2 Jahren

Absolutely mate. It's an awesome moment for rock music!

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Properteevor 1 Jahr

Pour yourself some Swiftea and reminisce on every era ☕✨. From ‘Debut’ to ‘Midnights,’ this mug is the ultimate Taylor fan gift! 😉 Shop now👉🏻

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philip whitevor 1 Jahr

I was invaded one recent rockin radio morning by Mr 12 strings c/o May. I tried to understand what he felt like.

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Franklin Richardsvor 2 Jahren

Greatest frontman ever, no one controlled a crowd like Freddie.

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Ted Strikervor 2 Jahren

I saw them at Knebworth just after this - the last show they ever played all together. 125000 people there on an unforgettable summer evening

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Margaret Auburn Grad 1776vor 2 Jahren

I know he misses Freddie because I miss him too. It was so perfect. Freddie could command the audience. Thank you!

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Amanda Hillsvor 2 Jahren

Our greatest and most beloved Showman - so missed ❤️

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BHvor 2 Jahren

I was at this gig, I can just about remember little bits of it but it's getting blurrier every year 😢

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Andyvor 2 Jahren

A genuine legend & lovely guy.

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ʂཞცvor 2 Jahren

I’ll never forget watching live aid live on MTV back in the 80s when queen just absolutely killed it probably one of the best if not the best performance on a live stage ever

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