Freddie Mercury: Not
constructive at all. The American press do their homework and the kind of
questions they ask you makes much better copy anyway.
Kenny Everett: They pick the good points, and then blazon them all over
the place.
Freddie Mercury: It’s more
sort of things that are more relevant, I feel anyway. You can tell that the you’ve
done their homework because they ask you very penetrating questions which I
don’t mind. Because then you know they have some substance because when they
write about it, it has much more bearing. But over here, it’s all. Why have you
stopped wearing black finger nails or whatever.
Kenny Everett: Have you stopped? [Laughs]
Freddie Mercury: Then
that’s the review of the album, they haven’t a clue anyway so [blows a
raspberry] to them.
Kenny Everett: Yes [blows a louder raspberry] to them!
Kenny Everett: You keep writing things that are things of beauty that
will last forever.
Freddie Mercury: Well I
hope so.
Kenny Everett: One day you’re going to come up with an LP that’s going
to kill everybody.
Freddie Mercury: I thought we
had this is it!
Kenny Everett: Oh, what have I said! What have I said? [Laughs] I mean
just you, I think you’ll come out with the Mercury symphony in E flat or
something.
Freddie Mercury: E flat
minor actually well I hope so. There’s time for that I think, I have a lot of
ideas bursting to get out.
Kenny Everett: And you’ve got a film?
Freddie Mercury: Yes, we’ve
erm [Laughs] He’s no fool this one. He’s a tart, but he’s no fool!
Kenny Everett: I tell you
what, let’s go to this one. I’m not a tart I’m a DJ! [More laughs and teasing
from Freddie] Let’s discuss the film after the news and this little track off
the new LP A Day At The Races, which is dying to dive into you’re Christmas
stocking!!
DROWSE
Kenny Everett: That’s a Roger Taylor track, and Roger’s just had a
requiem set for his hair so we’re all in mourning. We’ll be back with some more
really great stuff, including their climactic climax to this LP right after the
news. So I’ll see you then, right Fred?
Freddie Mercury: Yes dear,
see you then.
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